Unmasking mental health means asking deeper questions, and CanPath data is helping researchers find the answers. This Mental Health Week, we’re recognizing how interconnected mental health is with every part of life.
Researchers are using Atlantic PATH data to explore:
🔹 Mental health and shift work (Sweeney et al., 2021)
🔹 Depression, anxiety and the risk of cancer incidence (van Tuijl et al., 2023)
🔹 Socioeconomic status, depression and prostate cancer survivorship (Ilie et al., 2021)
🔹 Post-treatment adverse health correlates among prostate cancer survivors (Ilie et al., 2021)
🔹 Anxiety and depression in prostate cancer survivors (Ilie et al., 2020)
Researchers are using CanPath data to explore:
🔹 COVID-19 and mental health in 23 international cohorts (In progress)
🔹 Depression, diet, and diabetes (Schmitz & Sen, 2024)
🔹 System costs of effective mental healthcare coverage (Vasiliadis et al., 2024)
🔹 And more, like how our environments and chronic diseases like cancer intersect with mental health
When we look beyond the surface, we see the whole person, and more possibilities for care, policy, and prevention.
📺 Watch the webinar on depression, diet, and diabetes >> https://lnkd.in/eHNm97YM
📄 Read the latest publications addressing mental health using CanPath data >> https://lnkd.in/ecQkdGQR
