CAMH News & Stories
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Beyond “just talk”: Rethinking men’s mental health and suicide prevention in Canada
Experts gathered at CAMH’s Men’s Mental Health Summit to explore how Canada can better prevent suicide, reach men earlier and design mental health services around the people who use them.
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New study highlights opportunities to advance women’s health research across the lifespan
Fifteen-year analysis finds 6.4 per cent of CIHR funding supported women’s health research, with pregnancy receiving more attention than menstrual cycles, menopause and other life stage
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Prioritizing Your Mental Health During Back-to-School
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Heritage Wall Restoration Continues and Arborist Update
Preserving the heritage wall is an important part of CAMH’s redevelopment and our commitment to honouring the past. The wall stands as a tribute to the patients who built it and reminds us of the importance of treating people experiencing mental illness and addiction with respect, dignity and compassion.
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Beyond “just talk”: Rethinking men’s mental health and suicide prevention in Canada
Experts gathered at CAMH’s Men’s Mental Health Summit to explore how Canada can better prevent suicide, reach men earlier and design mental health services around the people who use them.
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New study highlights opportunities to advance women’s health research across the lifespan
Fifteen-year analysis finds 6.4 per cent of CIHR funding supported women’s health research, with pregnancy receiving more attention than menstrual cycles, menopause and other life stage
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Prioritizing Your Mental Health During Back-to-School
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Cannabis Edibles Can Impair Driving Even When Blood THC Levels Are Below Legal Thresholds
Findings are first to highlight the unique challenges cannabis edibles pose for roadside enforcement
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Ontario Student Mental Health Rebounds from Pandemic Lows, but Long-Term Trends Remain Troubling
Long-running CAMH survey reveals some mental health improvements post-pandemic but highlights elevated stress, excessive screen time, and a sharp rise in online gambling among youth
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Ontario mental health and addictions organizations respond to Ontario Big City Mayors’ call for action on homelessness
With average wait times of 61 days for adult bed-based addictions treatment and 124 days for community-based addictions treatment in Ontario, there are thousands of people ready to voluntarily seek care every year, but services need to be available when and where people need them.
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CAMH and LOFT Community Services Receive funding to Establish Transitional Care at the Champagne Centre
The investment will create 40 beds for alternate-level-of-care patients to support timely transitions from hospital to community-based care.
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New Trial Shows Structured Care Approach Reduces Medication Overuse in Dementia Patients
Integrated Care Pathway could be a safer default approach, particularly during the critical first weeks of care
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