#PreventableHarm. A special extended podcast of a 90-minute joint event run by The Lancet Psychiatry, University College London Division of Psychiatry, and the Mental Elf on July 20, 2016. A panel consisting of people from medical, nursing, and service user backgrounds ask if risk assessment in mental health can be evidence-based, and answer audience questions.

Preventable harm: The Lancet Psychiatry: July 22, 2016

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Niall Boyce discusses the challenges of funding mental health research with Sophie Dix from MQ, the mental health charity.

Money, Money, Money

Niall Boyce talks to artist Eleanor Minney and Professor Liz Tunbridge about their collaboration exploring genetics and mental health.

Switching perceptions

Comedian Robin Ince discusses laughter, the brain, and his new book I’m a Joke and So Are You with Lancet Psychiatry Editor Niall Boyce.

Joking aside

Marco De Ambrogi and Niall Boyce talk to Series author Manfred Green about biological terrorism, preparedness, and the need for an integrated response.

Bioterrorism

Bill Deakin talks to editor of The Lancet Psychiatry Niall Boyce about the BeneMin trial, which looks at the benefit of minocycline on negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

Preventable harm: The Lancet Psychiatry: July 22, 2016

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