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People under State Pension age living with Parkinson's could be due up to £691 each month

Nearly 16,000 people are receiving extra financial support to help with the neurological condition.

Daily Record

Huntington's spreads like 'fire in the brain.' Scientists say they've found the spark

Diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's spread through the brain like a forest fire. A new study suggests how the fire starts.

WEKU

Australian role in vital Alzheimer's test breakthrough

Australian researchers have contributed to international research that could help develop an early detection test for Alzheimer's disease.

AAP

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Ask the Pediatrician: What does the research say about social media and your child’s mental health?

Social media plays an important role in the lives of many tweens and teens. More than one-third (35%) of 13- to 17-year-olds reported using social media sites such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook "almost constantly" in 2022. And while many social media platforms set a minimum age of…

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Early dementia signs as only 1 in 3 people tell doctors about symptoms quickly

The poll further found that people stayed quiet because they could not tell which symptoms were dementia-like or which were just normal ageing

Nottingham Post

Child refugees detained by UK at risk of ‘PTSD, depression and suicidal behaviour’, health bodies warn

Health bodies warn child detention can see young people suffer a ‘significant deterioration in their mental and physical health’

The Independent UK

Children detained under Illegal Migration Bill at risk, health bodies warn

The letter states that the consequences of being detained can continue to impact children’s lives and well-being long after they are released.

The Independent UK

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Nobody I’ve been locked up with in a psychiatric hospital felt ‘proud’ of their illness

It’s great mental health is now openly discussed but the sickest people I’ve known – myself included – have had almost no part in it

The Guardian - AU

Surprising 15-minute rule that will improve your sleep and make it easy to nod off

There are over 50 million Americans who have a type of chronic sleep disorder which affects their ability to fall asleep - this easy trick can help sufferers to nod off quickly

Daily Mirror

'My son thought he had a common hand injury - now he's trapped in his own body'

Rob O'Hara discovered he was dying after losing grip in his left hand just weeks before the birth of his son - now the 33-year-old is unable to walk or talk unassisted

Daily Mirror

Dad 'trapped in his own body' after losing grip in left hand

Rob O'Hara was given a devastating diagnosis weeks after the birth of his baby boy

Liverpool Echo

New dads are being diagnosed with post-natal depression

New dad Matt Carter knew something wasn't quite right when he was overwhelmed with sadness as soon as his two babies started crying.

The New Daily

Early dementia sign that many families miss - and how to pick up on it before it's too late

The survey findings come after Bruce Willis' daughter admitted the entire family ignored the actor's symptoms, assuming that he simply had hearing damage from Die Hard

Daily Mirror

Seasonal affective disorder during summer: symptoms and treatments explained

Most people associate SAD with the winter months

Liverpool Echo

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The Independent UK

Man with neurological condition ‘elated and emotional’ after summitting Snowdon

Ben Spencer summited and descended Snowdon in around 16-and-a-half hours on Wednesday.

Cinemablend

Chris Hemsworth Debunks Reports About Him Taking A Break From Acting Over Alzheimer’s Genetics Reveal

Chris Hemsworth debunks reports that the reason for his acting break has to do with his Alzheimer’s genetics test.

The Hindu

Psychopark in Thiruvananthapuram takes visitors on a journey through the mind and brain

psychopark in thiruvananthapuram gives insights on human mind, psychology and behaviour through various exhibits such as sculptures, installations, paintings, demonstrations, games etc

Evening Standard

Chris Hemsworth shares the real reason he took a break from acting following health concern

The Thor star revealed he was taking a step back from Hollywood in an interview last November

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Daily Mirror

Expert warns of common disorder half of U.S. population has that can lead to dementia

Although the exact connection between this common disorder and dementia is unclear, one leading expert has described treating it as 'critical' to fighting off the brain destroying disease

Wales Online

Six signs in everyday behaviour that your child is colour blind

There are four different types of colour blindness

The Hindu

Explained | What is transcranial magnetic stimulation?

On May 15, a study by Stanford University researchers reported some evidence that in people without depression, a part of the brain called the anterior insula sends signals to another part called the anterior cingulate cortex, whereas in people with depression, the signal goes the other way. According to the…

The Guardian - UK

Athletes should avoid total rest after mild concussion, say experts

Advice that light activity in first 24-48 hours after injury can help recovery contradicts recent UK guidance

The Guardian - AU

People who use ‘smart drugs’ worse at complex tasks, study finds

Research has found those who use medications such as Ritalin without having conditions such as ADHD actually reduce their mental performance

Daily Mirror

Common 'dementia mimickers' that could be something else and 5 red flag symptoms to check

Patients with depression, sleep apnoea and vitamin deficiency are just some of the disorders known as 'dementia mimickers' with many of the symptoms easily treatable by doctors

The Independent UK

Probiotics may help treat people with depression taking antidepressants – study

Research suggests that microorganisms living in the gut have a role to play in the regulation of mood.

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