Selected ECNP media coverage

2 October 2019 
The fast and the curious: fitter adults have fitter brains (The New York Times)

11 September 2019
Why don’t the drugs work? Research shows controlling inflammation can make antidepressants more effective (Corriere della Sera)

9 September 2019

• Children of anxious mothers twice as likely to have hyperactivity in adolescence (The Telegraph) 
• Deep magnet stimulation shown to improve symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder (Medical News Today) 
• Scientists find psychiatric drugs affect gut contents (Earth.com) 

10 October 2018
Pregnant women recognise baby facial expressions and cries differently depending on their mental health history (Medscape)

9 October 2018

• Study shows DNA of people with childhood abuse or depression ages faster (MailOnline)
• Research shows club drug GHB associated with brain and cognitive changes (OnMedica)

8 October 2018
Research shows club drug GHB associated with brain and cognitive changes (ScienceDaily)

4 September 2017

• Blood test for PTSD on horizon as scientists find genetic changes in traumatised soldiers (The Telegraph)
• PTSD screening breakthrough: Soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder could be diagnosed with a simple blood test, research claims (The Sun)
• A breakthrough discovery could let us diagnose PTSD using a blood test (Huffington Post)
  
• ADHD and sleep (CBS News)

2 February 2017
Stress and the clock gene (Newsweek)

21 September 2016
¿Qué otros problemas esconde la adicción a Internet? (Infosalus)

20 September 2016
High status job means you are less likely to respond to treatment for depression (Newswise)

19 September 2016

• Hormone EPO can help with mental health (UPI)
  
• Study shines a light on low winter-time male libido (Fox News)
  
• Study shines a light on low winter-time male libido (Reuters)
• Severe anxiety doubles cancer death rate in men (Dailymail)
• Las personas con el síndrome de Tourette no son más agresivas que los demás, según un estudio (Ecodiario)

18 September 2016

• Internet addiction may be red flag for other mental health issues (UPI)
  
• Internet addiction may be red flag for other mental health issues (ScienceDaily)
• The internet and social media is leaving young people 'more at risk of mental health problems' (Mirror)
• Sehen wir Kunst anders? (Wissenschaft)
  

17 September 2016
Internet addiction may indicate other mental health problems (Jamaica Observer)

21 September 2012
For those in posh jobs, depression may be harder to treat (Los Angeles Times)

• Treating children for anxiety 'would cut risk of mental illness’ 
  Independent, 5 September 2012
• Mental disorders affect more than a third of Europeans
  Nature, 5 September 2012 
• 38% 'suffer from mental disorder' 
  Press Association, 5 September 2012
• A third of Europeans are suffering from a mental disorder in any one year
  The Guardian, 5 September 2012
• Depression in women doubles since the 1970s as they 'try to have it all'
  Daily Mail 
• Women more than twice as likely to be depressed 
  The Telegraph
• More than a third of EU population suffer mental health problems
  The Telegraph