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SPCR research published in the BMJ Open reveals that a large proportion of people prescribed antipsychotics have no record of psychotic or bipolar disorder. In a press release, issued by the BMJ on 19 December, researchers at UCL assert that elderly people are twice as likely as middle aged to be given antipsychotic drugs to treat schizophrenia, delusional disorders and bipolar disorder despite greater risk of side effects.
APEx SPCR Spotlight: Catching up with Laura Warbrick
Mental Health Trainees
Social media: how to protect your mental health
Mental Health Trainees
Everyone’s business: Understanding the commercial determinants of mental ill health
Mental Health Trainees
My path in research - Emma Cockcroft
Trainees
Social media use and young adult mental health
Mental Health Trainees
Improving access to healthcare and research for the autistic community
Mental Health PPI Trainees
COVID-19 Pandemic & My NIHR SPARC Placement
SPARC Trainees
Working across NIHR organisations with a SPARC award
SPARC Trainees
NIHR Doctoral Research Training Camp: Preparation for your post-doctoral career
NIHR Doctoral Training Trainees
Opportunities and inspiration on the SPARC programme
SPARC Trainees