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CAMH is Canada’s Top Mental Health Research Hospital
Research spending surpasses $100 million, signaling unprecedented investment in mental health science and care.
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Extended-Release Buprenorphine for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Correctional Settings
To understand treatment best practices, researchers at CAMH conducted the first comprehensive review of available studies that evaluate the use of extended-release buprenorphine as a treatment for OUD within correctional facilities.
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Ontario youth experiencing increasing levels of psychological distress and inability to cope
One-in-six students report serious thoughts of suicide in the past year
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CAMH CEO Dr. Catherine Zahn named to federal Task Force on Marijuana Regulation
CAMH President and CEO Dr. Catherine Zahn has been named to the federal Task Force on Marijuana Regulation announced today in Ottawa
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Findings from Cell phones and Psychosis: Mobile apps used to holistically address psychosis in Tanzania
Mobile apps used to holistically address psychosis in Tanzania
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Why being open about my trans identity is making a difference for a generation of trans youth
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CAMH launches art competition to enhance therapeutic spaces
CAMH is calling for artists from across Ontario to submit proposals for the hospital’s Therapeutic Art Installation project.
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Marking #NAD2016 New Indigenous Peoples Resource Guide from CAMH Library
About Marking #NAD2016 New Indigenous Peoples Resource Guide from CAMH LibraryCAMH launches new video series to support work in Aboriginal communities
CAMH’s Provincial System Support Program’s Aboriginal Engagement and Outreach team is sharing the importance of mindfulness in a new video called “Mind Chatter”
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“It is easier to have healing when you are not so alone”
Dr. Julie George describes a Movember-funded research project in Kettle & Stony Point First Nation that is addressing First Nations boys and men’s mental health.
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