Suicide rates are higher in males than females across all age groups, and highest in men aged 40-54 years. The suicide rate for men in this age group is three times higher than the rate for women of the same age, and 1.5 times greater than the rate for men in other age groups.
Read International Men’s Day: Preventing suicide in middle-aged men…
Last Friday, we were delighted to welcome colleagues and friends to our Research & Innovation Knowledge and Skills Day at The Curve in Prestwich.
Read Putting research into clinical practice: insights from Research & Innovation Knowledge & Skills Day…
Black History Month is a time to reflect on the racism and discrimination experienced by many Black and other racialised people. Despite decades of research, it is unfortunately still the case that being Black is linked to poorer outcomes of psychosis care.
Read Black History Month: Why mental health treatments need to be culturally appropriate…
Filippo Varese, Head of the Complex Trauma and Resilience Research Unit (C-TRU), a collaboration between GMMH and the University of Manchester, has been awarded the May Davidson Award by The British Psychological Society (BPS).
Read Head of Complex Trauma and Resilience Research Unit awarded prestigious May Davidson Award by the British Psychological Society…
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust joins Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) to lead mental health research.
Read Greater Manchester awarded its largest ever research funding to tackle health inequalities and drive health improvements across the city region…
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