Millions of people worldwide are held back by anxiety, depression and psychosis. But what if we could predict the onset or progression of these problems? This is the goal of our new Mental Health Award. [1/3]
Lampros Bisdounis, Technology Manager at Wellcome, says: "We want to transform early identification in mental health. We're funding research to develop new prediction models for anxiety, depression and psychosis."

ALT Lampros Bisdounis, Technology Manager at Wellcome, says: "We want to transform early identification in mental health. We're funding research to develop new prediction models for anxiety, depression and psychosis."

May 21, 2025 · 2:44 PM UTC

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We’re funding researchers to use longitudinal datasets to find early signs of mental health problems. In future, this could help clinicians identify and treat people with mental health problems earlier. This has the potential to change lives. [2/3]
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We’re particularly interested in research in low- and middle-income countries, and projects using unstructured data. Awarded projects will receive up to £5 million. Apply by 22 July ⤵️ [3/3] wellcome.org/grant-funding/s…

Longitudinal studies | Grant funding | Wellcome

Wellcome are funding research teams to analyse longitudinal data to help identify mental health conditions early. See eligibility information and find out how to apply.

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