A new study involving over 1,400 adults who gamble and play online video games has found a strong link between purchasing loot boxes and real-world gambling, gaming addiction, and mental health concerns.

MQ Mental Health

08.04.2025

Improving Mental Health Clinical Trials: A Comprehensive Approach to Recruitment and Retention

The recent collaboration between MQ and Boston Consulting Group aimed to address the challenge of recruitment for mental health clinical trials.

MQ Mental Health

12.04.2025

Why prevention is better than cure

One out of every five young people aged 10-25 is experiencing a mental health problem. What is even more worrying is over half of those have not had effective support.

MQ Mental Health

17.04.2025

Can a Chatbot Be a Child’s Therapist?

A growing number of AI-powered mental health apps are becoming available as an alternative to mental health professionals to meet the demand.

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Loot Boxes, Gambling, and Mental Health: What the Research Reveals

Improving Mental Health Clinical Trials: A Comprehensive Approach to Recruitment and Retention

Why prevention is better than cure

Can a Chatbot Be a Child’s Therapist?

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