Why it matters 👇
👉 Assess trauma and mentalisation together
👉 Look out for neglect, where links are strongest
👉 Use trauma-informed, mentalisation-focused care
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Pancreatic and oesophageal cancers showed the highest suicide rates. Prostate cancer showed the lowest significant increase.

A reminder that timely, compassionate support remains essential.

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Risk varied by stage and prognosis. Stage 4 cancers carried an aIRR (adjusted incidence rate ratio) of 3.1, while stages 1 and 2 did not show increased risk.

Psychological support should begin at diagnosis and continue through the first six months.

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Researchers saw that diagnostic switching was fairly rare, but remission happened often.

Genetic predisposition to depression and chronic pain increased the likelihood of switching diagnoses, while metabolic traits were linked to higher chances of remission.

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Across studies, perceived racial, ethnic, and religious discrimination was linked with psychosis risk in both clinical and non-clinical populations.

The message is clear: racism is not just context, it’s a causal factor in mental health inequalities.

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Women with a history of domestic abuse were younger, more likely to be unemployed, face serious financial problems, have PTSD, addiction problems or missed service contacts.

The study calls for more proactive, trauma-informed care that recognises these risks.

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The model showed good accuracy (C-indexes ranging from 0.74 to 0.81) and worked fairly across ethnic groups and diagnoses.

If implemented safely, it could guide earlier interventions, helping clinicians act before a crisis hits.

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We've blogged about this kind of gamified cCBT a fair bit over the last few years: www.nationalelfservice.net?s=sparx

Hi Toshi, Lovely to hear from you!

The 2012 RCT led by Sally Merry was a non-inferiority trial, so couldn't demonstrate that SPARX was better than control, (face-to-face counselling delivered by trained counsellors).

I'd suggest it's a potential alternative though.
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Even after adjusting for demographics & treatments, young adults had lower recovery rates & were more likely to deteriorate.

If outcomes were equal across age groups, 23,000 more young adults would have recovered over four years.

So how can services do better?

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Cathy wraps up by reminding us of the keys to successfully bringing digital interventions from research to practice 

An inspiring talk and we can learn a lot from the success of OSI!

🔗 Learn more from OSI’s example here doi.org/10.1111/camh...  

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Innovation spotlight 🌍 Iceland rollout Flikk, a version of OSI (Online Support and Intervention for Children)

Quick screening, brief clinician call, then access to digital support.  
Smart integration of digital & primary care

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