BRiTE team and collaborators awarded $12.6 million grant

A large team of faculty and staff from BRiTE, along with collaborators at University of Minnesota and Louisiana State University, have received a five-year, $12.6 million U01 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to develop data-driven clinical signatures for people who experience hallucinations.

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Article: Combining mHealth Technology and Pharmacotherapy to Improve Mental Health Outcomes and Reduce Human Rights Abuses in West Africa

The BRiTE Center's global mental health team has published the results of a field trial examining he feasibility, acceptability, safety, and preliminary effectiveness of an intervention deployed in a West African prayer camp.

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Article: Mental Health Priorities in the Arab World

BRiTE Center's Dror Ben-Zeev, Anna Larsen, Alexa Beaulieu, and Jessy Guler have published a column article highlighting the state of mental health care in Jordan and areas for future investment, particularly digital health technology, integrated care, and youth-focused interventions.

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