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<p>A joint study between researchers at Trinity College Dublin and St Patrick’s Mental Health Services found small doses of ketamine under professional supervision can produce mental health benefits and treat chronic female pain.</p>

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Special K: How ketamine could be a gamechanger for people with chronic pain

Determined to shake its bad rap as a recreational street drug, Kate Brayden says ketamine is a gamechanger for persistent pelvic pain

<p>25% of those included in a recent survey expressed concern about their child’s readjustment as Covid restrictions are lifted and society begins to open up in the coming weeks. File Picture: iStock</p>

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Pandemic sees numbers reporting mental health issues rise by up to a fifth

Women who experience domestic violence three times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety

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Women who experience domestic violence three times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety

Survey finds most parents want training to help with their children's mental health

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Survey finds most parents want training to help with their children's mental health

Self Injury Awareness Day tries to debunk myths around self-harm

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Self Injury Awareness Day tries to debunk myths around self-harm

Survey reveals stigma against those with mental health issues

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Survey reveals stigma against those with mental health issues

'Men suffer as much as women' from eating disorders

'Men suffer as much as women' from eating disorders

Health experts say the belief that most people suffering from an eating disorder are teenage girls is a myth.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2014