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The steps industry must take to make aged care work like it should

Health care is a system. If one part is neglected, the whole system will collapse.

Newcastle Herald

Teo has no regrets over controversial brain surgeries

Neurosurgeon Charlie Teo says he was acting in the best interests of two patients who didn't recover from operations he performed.

AAP

Popular medication may increase risk of dementia, new research suggests

Speak to your doctor if you are worried about the effects of your medication

Nottingham Post

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Teen girls bear worst of mental health crisis

The teen mental health crisis is affecting girls almost twice as much as boys, according to new federal data.

Axios

Lasers, robots, and tiny electrodes are transforming treatment of severe epilepsy

For people with drug-resistant epilepsy, surgery used to be seen as a last resort. Now it's often the treatment of choice.

WEKU

Patient thought neurosurgeon Charlie Teo was 'God' before operation, disciplinary hearing told

An elderly brain tumour patient never recovered after Charlie Teo operated on her in February 2019, while the Health Care Complaints Commission allege he should never have performed the surgery.

ABC News

CDC: Teen girls see spike in behavioral health concerns

Teen girls who experience persistent feelings of hopelessness or sadness skyrocketed over the past decade, according to a 10-year survey released Monday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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One in 10 US girls say they’ve been raped, shocking CDC figures reveal

High school girls are ‘engulfed in a growing wave of violence and trauma,’ federal researchers say

The Independent UK

Complaint hearing continues for Sydney neurosurgeon Teo

High-profile brain surgeon Charlie Teo faces a second hearing day after complaints were brought forward by relatives of former cancer patients.

AAP

These Easy Practices Could Significantly Reduce Your Risk of Long Covid

A public health study from Harvard shows that six typical health habits halve the risk that one will develop long Covid.

Inverse

Research reveals link between obesity-related neurodegeneration and Alzheimer's

A recent study discovered a relationship between neurodegeneration and Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients, meaning that losing weight could minimise cognitive decline and cut the prevalence of AD.

Dynamite News

Cramlington woman out of coma after undergoing second part of potentially life-saving operation

Melanie Hartshorn has undergone the second part of a major operation to fuse her neck to her spine

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Research Reveals Link Between Obesity-Related Neurodegeneration And Alzheimer's

A recent study discovered a relationship between neurodegeneration and Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients, meaning that losing weight could minimise cognitive decline and cut the prevalence of AD. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Unemployment Because Of Brain, Spine Cancer Related To More Pain, Depression: Study

People who are unemployed due to brain or spine cancer may have more severe feelings of pain, discomfort, worry, and depression than people with the same illnesses who are employed. Must read full story on Dynamite News:

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Does Light Therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder Actually Work?

Seasonal depression affects about 5 percent of people in the United States, but there are proven treatments, like light therapy.

Wales Online

Drinking too much tea could incease the risk of Alzheimer's

A new study say large amounts of tea can shrink the brain

ABC News

Man tells Charlie Teo complaints hearing he was 'sold hope' neurosurgeon could save wife

A man has told a medical disciplinary hearing that controversial brain surgeon Charlie Teo "sold hope" that he could keep his wife alive until their six-year-old son turned 18.

Daily Mirror

'I'm dating girl of my dreams but now think she's cheating after phone went off in bed'

Coleen Nolan advises a reader who suspects their girlfriend of cheating on them, after she received a late-night call in bed from a mysterious man called "John"

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The definition of burnout needs to change, argues Black Dog Institute founder Gordon Parker

How we understand burnout needs to change, argues Black Dog Institute founder Gordon Parker. He says there's too much blame placed on individuals.

Daily Mirror

Tea can increase Alzheimer's risk - but only if you drink 13 cups or more a day

The Chinese University of Hong Kong team said each extra cup 'significantly decreased grey matter' in the brain, which 'indicates over-drinking tea might lead to a decline in language and memory functions'

Daily Record

Taking prescribed sleeping medication may mean you're more likely to develop the condition, according to scientists.

Irish Mirror

New research published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease discovered that white people had a 79 per cent higher risk of developing dementia when on sleeping medication.

Daily Mirror

Retired nurse claims loud noise from upstairs 'killed her husband'

The Ombudsman ordered the landlord to pay Rosemary Boudezari £550 for the distress caused by delaying getting a quote about soundproofing and for failing to follow its antisocial behaviour policy

Daily Record

Doddie Weir's family 'determined to find cure for Motor Neurone Disease'

Doddie, 52, died in November last year after a six-year battle with the disease.

The Conversation

A boon for sports fandom or a looming mental health crisis? 5 essential reads on the effects of legal sports betting

A lifelong sports fan, I grew up hearing tales of sports figures felled by gambling scandals – baseball stars “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and Pete Rose, the 1978-79 Boston College basketball team and NBA referee Tim Donaghy.

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