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QIMR Berghofer Senior Scientist Professor Nick Martin has been ranked 90 th in a list of the world’s most highly cited researchers. Professor Martin is recognised as a world leader in the genetics of mental health disorders and psychological traits. He heads QIMR Berghofer’s Genetic Epidemiology Research Group. He joined the Institute in 1986, and has contributed to more than 1400 scientific papers over his career. Professor Martin has made major contributions to genetic research into anxiety, depression, alcoholism, melanoma and other conditions. He founded the Australian Twin Registry a...

Osher Günsberg has detailed his dark battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) on the ABC's You Can't Ask That. 

Religious people cope well with anxiety, depression: Study Sun Online Desk 18th January, 2021 01:15:54 A new study has revealed that religious people are making use of some of the same tools that psychologists have systematically identified as effective in increasing well-being and protecting against distress, anxiety and depression. Religious people look for positive ways of thinking about hardship, a practice known to psychologists as “cognitive reappraisal.” They also tend to have confidence in their ability to cope with difficulty, a trait called “coping self-efficacy.” Both have ...

'There's the isolation you start to feel from your family,' he explained. 'It starts to make you quite isolated in a relationship. It was really tough. Not being able to actually connect with somebody because, you can come home from work and they can say, 'Fine'.' The former V Australia host first revealed his struggles with hearing loss, during a segment on his then radio program, Hit105's Stav, Abby & Matt with Osher in 2017. 'It starts to make you feel isolated': He explained that his hearing loss left him feeling isolated from friends and family, and caused problems in his relationship w...