Antonis A. Kousoulis

Suicidal Thoughts and Self‐Harm Behavior During the COVID‐19 Pandemic in the United Kingdom: A Repeated Cross‐Sectional Population‐Based Survey Study

Chiara Lombardo, Lijia Guo, Steven Martin, David Crepaz‐Keay et autres

Background and Aims: There are concerns that COVID-19 and associated restrictive measures may have contributed to increased suicidal thoughts and self-harm, despite contrasting scientific evidence. The objective of this study is to investigate how COVID-19-related restrictions affected suicidal thoughts and self-harm in …

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Global Disparities in Neuroimaging Research for Mental Health Conditions

Tatum Connell, C Casella, Nathália Bianchini Esper, Nim Tottenham et autres

Abstract Background Scientific research remains disproportionately grounded in data from high-income countries (HICs), yet efforts to map the distribution of neuroimaging findings by income levels remain limited. Methods Using data from the ENIGMA Consortium, we conducted a systematic quantitative synthesis of 83 …

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A Path to True Integration: Making Global Mental Health Commitments a National Reality

Matej Vinko, Téa Collins, Antonis A. Kousoulis

The forthcoming United Nations General Assembly High-Level Meeting on noncommunicable diseases and mental health offers a crucial opportunity to advance global health governance. This editorial argues that while the draft declaration represents a vital step forward, its potential to address global mental …

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Weight and discrimination: evidence of intersectional effects from an ethnically diverse, UK general population survey

Amanda Hughes, Stuart W. Flint, Antonis A. Kousoulis, Emily Rose Rothwell et autres

BackgroundWeight-related discrimination is widespread in society. Some US studies have suggested weight discrimination may differ between demographic groups, impacting White women more than minority women or men. However, stigma differs substantially between societies, and few studies have explored intersectional effects outside the …

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The United Nations political declaration on non-communicable diseases and mental health needs a just and action driven approach

Alison J. Cox, Karen Milton, L Huber, Sonali Johnson et autres

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and mental health conditions are responsible for more than 43 million deaths annually. It is critical that the upcoming United Nations general assembly high level meeting triggers decisive and sustained action on NCDs, says the World Health Organization Civil …

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Data gaps in prevalence rates of mental health conditions around the world: a retrospective analysis of nationally representative data

C Casella, Antonis A. Kousoulis, Brandon A. Kohrt, Jason Bantjes et autres

BACKGROUND: Mental health conditions contribute substantially to the global burden of disease, affecting quality of life and leading to increased health-care expenses and mortality. Accurate data on the prevalence and correlates of these disorders are crucial for policy making, advocacy, and improving …

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Does living with children link to unequal impacts of the pandemic on mental health and emotional experiences?

Lijia Guo, Tine Van Bortel, Chiara Lombardo, Steven Martin et autres

Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic and associated restrictions created a range of potential additional stressors for families, particularly for parents living with children. This study aims to explore whether there were any differences in the mental health and emotional experiences of those living …

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Weight and discrimination: evidence of intersectional effects from an ethnically diverse, UK general population survey

Amanda Hughes, Stuart W. Flint, Antonis A. Kousoulis, Helen Bould et autres

BackgroundWeight-related discrimination is widespread in society. Some US studies have suggested weight discrimination may differ between demographic groups, impacting White women more than minority women or men. However, stigma differs substantially between societies, and few studies have explored intersectional effects outside the …

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Global mental health and psychosocial support programming: An expert review of major implementation and funding challenges

Paul Bolton, Saloni Dev, Ali Giusto, Bibhav Acharya et autres

The global mental health (GMH) field aims to equitably improve mental health and well-being everywhere. This article reviews persistent common challenges hindering sustained, high-quality delivery of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS). Our focus is on programming that is funded or implemented …

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The state of mental health in Greece: An international comparative analysis using data from the Global Mental Health Countdown 2030

Konstantinos Kotsis, Lauro Estivalete Marchionatti, André Simioni, Julia Schäfer et autres

BACKGROUND: Effective mental health systems depend on the functioning of a variety of factors that can be systematically monitored across countries. Macro-level assessments are needed to identify potential areas for improvement in the health sector, particularly in countries that face significant access …

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Demographic, socioeconomic and lifecourse risk-factors for internalized weight stigma

Amanda Hughes, Stuart W. Flint, Ken Clare, Antonis A. Kousoulis et autres

Abstract Background Obesity is highly stigmatized, with negative obesity-related stereotypes widespread across society. Internalized weight stigma (IWS) is linked to negative outcomes including poor mental health and disordered eating. Previous evidence examining population groups at higher risk of experiencing IWS comes from …

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Meaningful youth engagement for a positive mental health ecosystem

Hrushitaa Murali, Cecilia Ashaley Fofo, Aviwe Funani, Sireesha J Bobbili et autres

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