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The Human Advantage: Stronger Brains in the Age of AI

eMHIC in Report
Strong brains are a foundation of societal and economic prosperity in the AI era, new report says

BBC News Investigation: GPs Warn of Mental Health Over-Diagnosis Amid Growing Gaps in Support

A BBC News investigation finds that many GPs in England are concerned about the over-diagnosis of mental health conditions alongside serious gaps in access to timely, high-quality support, highlighting tensions between medicalising everyday distress and unmet clinical need.

Newfoundland and Labrador Mental Health and Addictions App Library

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Overdiagnosis Debate in Mental Health Misses the Point: A Case for Personalized Care

A Turning Point for Global Health: Integrating Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health

2026: Who rides AI in mental health — platforms, clinicians, or governance?

Juanjo Marti Noguera from DMHC in Thought Leadership
At the 10th eMHIC Congress in Toronto, a recurring theme emerged: while digital mental health has made significant strides in ideas, technology, and pilots, what is critically missing is operational governance to ensure clear accountability, human oversight, and effective systems

Whakarongorau, New Zealand’s National Telehealth Provider, Advances Mental Health Access With AI Concierge Platform

Whakarongorau, New Zealand’s national telehealth provider, is developing an AI-enabled concierge platform to simplify navigation, enable earlier intervention, and improve equitable access to mental health and addiction support.

OpenAI’s Curated Therapist Network Set to Accelerate Global Demand for Mental Health Professionals

OpenAI’s new curated network of therapists, integrated with ChatGPT, could dramatically increase global demand for mental health professionals by providing seamless, immediate access to qualified support.

Male Loneliness and Isolation: What the Data Reveals

Recent data reveals that while men and women report similar levels of loneliness and social support, men remain more prone to social isolation—especially those with lower education or fewer community ties.

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