Prof. of Psychiatry, Wadham, University of Oxford. Cultural Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Global-Public Mental Health Research/Policy. Author fantasy fiction.
Oxford, England
Joined May 2011
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
I was asked by the academic publisher Elsevier if I could review a 15-page proposal for a book on AI and provide feedback by answering 23 questions. For this work, they offered $100 (£75). It’s unsurprising that Elsevier’s parent company has annual profits of over £1,000 million.
Serios Games for youth mental health: the early results of @AttuneProject funded by @UKRI_News @The_MRC @UniofOxford @QMUL @QMULResilience @rcpsych @royalsociety @R_S_P_H check out this fascinating article games.jmir.org/2026/1/e99789
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
New research explores how cognitive & affective empathy predict children’s later involvement in bullying. The findings point to both potential benefits and unexpected risks—and raise important questions for parents, teachers and future interventions. bit.ly/4hipyFh
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
The NHS counts the savings. Who counts the cost to Nigeria, Ghana and Pakistan?
Their health systems train doctors whom Britain later employs. The estimated NHS saving is £14 billion; the countries that paid for training receive no reimbursement.
My response in The BMJ:
bmj.com/content/395/bmj-2026… – at New Delhi, India
Developing a survey tool to assess gendered violence and mental health burden in migrants living in precarity @BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/16/9…
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
"Social care has had its NHS moment."
In this Editor's Choice, @KamranAbbasi writes about new deals on social care and physician assistants
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
New research explores how cognitive & affective empathy predict children’s later involvement in bullying. The findings point to both potential benefits and unexpected risks—and raise important questions for parents, teachers and future interventions. bit.ly/4hipyFh
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
With a new degree co-designed by Aardman Animations and the Royal College of Art announced this week, we examine the growing role of business in moulding degrees as universities face ever greater pressure to boost graduate employability #highered #employability
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Infections were responsible for 2.3 million new cancer cases in 2024, 12% of total global cases that year, a study has found.
The research found Helicobacter pylori to be the leading infectious cause of cancer
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
“The hidden cost of positivity: Ensuring integrity in scientific research.”
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Congratulations to Gareth S. Owen, who was shortlisted for The Nayef-Al Rodhan Book Prize 2026, for his exceptional book Psychiatry and Human Nature!
Read a free chapter at cup.org/4AGEm9F
Find out more about this prize at cup.org/4xSZsis
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Nearly half of England’s NHS integrated care boards have introduced rationing for assessments of autism and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, with some imposing two year minimum waits for diagnosis in adults and children, a report has found
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
NEW: Oxford-led research has linked India’s growing reliance on coal-fired power with worsening urban air pollution.
Between 2000 and 2020, urban deaths attributable to fine-particle air pollution rose by around 30%, from 670,000 to 870,000.
Find out more ⬇️
ox.ac.uk/news/2026-09-23-coa…
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Thank you for your leadership over 6 years of World Congresses to ensure that the Medical Student SIG is thriving, @WaqarAzeemMD! It is so important to ensure that our future colleagues have a space for mentorship and for their voices to be heard in the @WPA_Psychiatry! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great first day at the WPA World Congress meeting friends and colleagues from around the world @WPA_Psychiatry @DrHowardLiu @Prof_TGSchulze
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Great first day at the WPA World Congress meeting friends and colleagues from around the world @WPA_Psychiatry @DrHowardLiu @Prof_TGSchulze
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
What happens when you add Alzheimer’s blood biomarkers to models of cognitive and functional health? They explained an additional 11% of variance in both outcomes.
Read our latest Bio-Hermes-001 study of 1,002 adults:
link.springer.com/article/10…
#Alzheimers @AlzResearchUK
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
London is facing a dark blizzard of disinformation, driven by extremist groups and hostile state actors. We can't ignore the damage it’s causing to our communities, safety and trust.
It’s why London’s leading the way in tackling this threat, so I welcome the Government's announcement of a National Centre for Information Defence.
UK to fight Russian disinformation and push new global AI standards, Burnham says bbc.in/4d0O3Wb
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
🚀 We’ve launched the first round of our Strategic Infrastructure Partnerships (SIPs), a new form of multi-year funding to tackle pressing health and care challenges.
On our #NIHR20 year, we’re building on 20 years of our infrastructure. These SIPs will bring together expertise, capabilities and resources across NIHR infrastructure and the wider health and care system to tackle challenges that no single organisation, discipline or scheme can solve alone.
This first round will support the shift from hospital to community-based care, with up to £45m available.
As our CEO, Professor Lucy Chappell said: “As the NIHR celebrates 20 years, it is looking for bold ideas and ambitious teams to lead these new, transformational partnerships. Our research infrastructure is full of passionate experts, with boundless experience. We want them to unite, combining their strengths with industry, local government, charities and many other partners, to accelerate exciting innovations and research to deliver real, lasting impact for patients across the country, and to drive economic growth.”
🔗 nihr.ac.uk/news/nihr-fund-ma…
#ResearchInfrastructure
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Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
School exclusions and suspensions in London are now half the national average.
Keeping children in school helps to keep them safe – and that’s why this progress is so important.
Prof. Kamaldeep Bhui CBE retweeted
Nature research paper: Predictors and prevalence of support for white nationalism in the United States
go.nature.com/4ydNReA
