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  • ASCEnD

    Looking at how effective a combination of the existing drugs aripiprazole and sertraline are as a treatment for bipolar depression.

  • Cognitive Problems in Ageing and Psychosis (CAP)

    Exploring whether biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease and neurodegeneration can help to predict cognitive decline in psychosis.

  • GlobalMinds

    Bringing together thousands of people with lived experience to create a unique research resource.

  • Early Intervention Mission

    A study to understand more about psychosis and related conditions.

  • Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI)

    The UK’s largest ever research project on eating disorders, aiming to involve 10,000 people with experience of any eating disorder.

  • EMBRACE

    Exploring an investigational psychedelic substance, combined with psychological support.

  • Helios BD

    Recruiting healthy volunteers as part of a larger project investigating lithium's effect on sensitive to light.

  • HOME

    Looking at the brain stimulation, called transcranial direct current stimulation, to see if it can help with depression.

  • Lithium Point-of-Care testing (LiPOC)

    Looking at whether lithium monitoring can be improved by using a quick finger-prick blood test that provides results in minutes.

  • Medical Symptoms in Learning Disabilities

    Exploring how medical symptoms are investigated, managed and diagnosed in people with a learning disability.

  • Mental Health Mission Mood Disorder Cohort

    Giving people experiencing depression the best opportunity to be involved in research.

  • MouthMatters

    Looking at whether support from a link worker can help people with mental health needs access dental care.

  • ONFIRE

    Investigating blood-based biomarkers for a better understanding of frontotemporal dementia.

  • PIONEER-MH

    Looking at how police, ambulance, and mental health workers work together when someone has a mental health emergency.

  • READ-OUT

    Investigating blood tests for people with a wide variety of dementias and other memory problems.

  • RELMED

    Studying how learning from experience relates to depression and how antidepressants affect this process.

  • SleepBuddy

    Exploring whether a website can help the parents/carers of children with an ADHD diagnosis improve their child's sleep.

  • Sleeping Better

    Exploring whether a Sleep Therapy helps people with psychosis sleep better, as well as improving other areas of their life.

  • Social Health Hub

    Understanding how to use social interactions and support networks to support people impacted by Severe Mental Illness.

  • Supporting Physical Activity through Co-production (SPACES)

    Supporting physical activity through co-production in people with severe mental ill-health.

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ASCEnD

Cognitive Problems in Ageing and Psychosis (CAP)

GlobalMinds

Early Intervention Mission

Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI)

EMBRACE

Helios BD

HOME

Lithium Point-of-Care testing (LiPOC)

Medical Symptoms in Learning Disabilities

Mental Health Mission Mood Disorder Cohort

MouthMatters

ONFIRE

PIONEER-MH

READ-OUT

RELMED

SleepBuddy

Sleeping Better

Social Health Hub

Supporting Physical Activity through Co-production (SPACES)

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