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Clinical trial patient says ketamine treatment for bipolar depression changed his life @CTV @KBI_UHN @UHN @UofTPsych @PharmTox_UofT @JAMAPsych
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@JAMAPsych article here:
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The Fall 2026 Project Grant competition is underway.
CIHR is making targeted updates to strengthen peer review, clarify committee mandates and support a growing research community.
Broader changes will be co-developed with the community.
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Congrats to Shreya and the team @KBI_UHN @UofTNews @UofTPsych @UHN_Research on our new paper evaluating the abuse liability of ketamine in the treatment of mood disorders
As we explore the benefits of ketamine, we must carefully evaluate risks as well.
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Our breakout oral presentations are exploring research from across our divisions and sharing the ideas that will shape the future of our Department's work.
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Our poster session has begun! It's a chance for our faculty and learners to discover the groundbreaking research their colleagues have been working on this year
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From early psychosis intervention to treating cognitive dysfunction in major depressive disorder, our plenary presentations featured cutting edge research from our faculty members on a diverse set of topics.
Those with pre-existing autoimmune disorders have a higher risk of developing schizophrenia - this risk increases with each incidence of severe infection. Dr. Lennox's keynote explores links between mental illness & autoimmune disorders, with major implications for treatment.
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What is the relationship between mental illness and autoimmune disorders? Dr. Belinda Lennox, Head of Psychiatry at Oxford University, begins her keynote by sharing some cases ripped from the headlines where autoimmune conditions caused severe mental illness.
2026 Mulsant-Pollock Research Day begins with our Mentorship Breakfast! Experienced faculty members share advice and insights into conducting research and career building. An enlightening (and delicious!) hour.
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CAMH is kicking off the conversation around men's #MentalHealth. Each Friday during #MensHealthMonth, we'll be sharing tips and resources geared to improving mental health and normalizing seeking help.
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Youth Self-Injury
This week, the new @JAMAPediatrics study, drawing data from 12 countries. @dr_nr_saunders et al find an annual increase over 2+ decades. Also, lithium as king (@TheBJPsych), and high-risk human-AI engagement (@lena_pl in @TheCJPsych). davidgratzer.com
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3/3 His work led to the Housing Outreach Project Collaboration, which combines mental health care, peer support, and coordinated services to help youth stay housed and connected to their communities.
Learn more: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54736.html
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2/3 CIHR-funded researcher Dr. Sean Kidd is studying how earlier support can help prevent youth homelessness before crisis occurs.
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A #UofT-developed app takes a game-like approach to meditation, helping users listen to their bodies – and manage stress 🧘 uoft.me/cpS
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Organ transplantation is often focused on positive clinical outcomes, but lived experience is more complex.
A @TIER_UHN study shows how an arts-based approach can deepen understanding beyond traditional methods and support more patient-centred care.
🔗: uhnresearch.ca/news/5-26-202…
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#TemertyMed student Ezekiel Kennedy-Bissah's research focuses on how everyday environments influence skin health, which can also affect mental health. bit.ly/4uHX9OB
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A new issue of MedEmail is out! Read the latest news at #TemertyMed: bit.ly/42TVadv
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Six #UofT faculty members recognized with Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Awards 🏆 uoft.me/clW
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Social connection is essential to mental health, and still too many people in Canada feel lonely.
This May 4–10, CMHA’s Mental Health Week invites us to Come Together, Canada through
small, everyday acts of connection.
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