As Malta is experiencing a rise of COVID-19 infections, it is inevitable that fear, panic and anxiety increase as well. The COVID-19 pandemic is not only a threat to our physical health, but more important is the effect this is (keep reading...)
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Air Pollution costing the life of more than 1 person a day in Malta
A coalition (listed) of organisations is calling for serious measures to improve local air quality.
The Centre of Research on Energy and Clean Air (keep reading...)
The Maltese Association of Psychiatry in collaboration with OASI, Caritas and the Foundation for Social Welfare Services is pleased to announce a National Conference titled: “Nghix – Hajja Sana Ghazla Taghna” taking place on the 24 March 2020 at the (keep reading...)
Amidst reports of widespread Criminality and Corruption in Malta, the Maltese Association of Psychiatry (MAP) urges giving priority to the safeguarding of the health of the nation by putting a stop to moral injury. To this end, the MAP:
These Guidelines published by the Maltese Association of Psychiatry give pointers to News Reporters on how to report suicide episodes to the general public in a sensitive manner while informing about available services to prevent further episodes.
