Category: Clinical Trials

Depression affects around 280 million people wordwide1. However, among its various symptoms, anhedonia remains a particularly significant challenge. Many people living with depression struggle to

With our ever-present diet culture facing off against super-sized fast-food portions, it can be difficult to know whether we are eating too much or what

Looking for something new to add to your New Year’s Resolutions for 2025? Look no further! Taking part in a paid clinical trial could be

Every year on the 12th of December, we mark International Universal Health Coverage Day, a time to reflect on the need for robust, equitable health

For Anger Awareness Week, we’re exploring the relationship between anger, biology, and mental health. More than one in ten people in the UK admit to

Clinical trials research the safety, tolerability, and effectiveness of treatments (medical or otherwise) in patient populations, healthy volunteers, or both1. Trials evaluate whether a treatment

As the festive season approaches, we are often presented with a time of joy, connection, and celebration. Yet, for many people, this period can also

Providing support and care for someone who has an illness, disability, mental health condition, or addiction, either in a paid or unpaid capacity, is referred

Your health is a complex and intricate interaction between a multitude of things. Genetics, environment, and lifestyle all play a role, and so does your

To recognise this year’s World Kindness Day, observed on 13th November, we are delving into the science behind kindness and how it supports mental health.