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Physical symptoms of anxiety including sign that strikes while you sleep

With Mental Health Awareness Week underway, it's important to know how the worrying disorder impacts the body, as well as the brain.

Daily Record

Northern Ireland groups unite to raise awareness of acquired brain injury

Brain injuries can have devastating, life-long effects to anyone affected, including loved ones.

Belfast Live

One million Scots suffers from anxiety gripping their daily lives, study finds

The concerning findings suggest that huge numbers of people across the country battle with feelings of anxiety preventing them from living life the way they would like to.

Daily Record

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Signs someone is having a mental health crisis, and how you can help

Experts say there are six ways you can offer practical support

Wales Online

Quarter of people with dementia symptoms delay seeing doctor

It comes after a breakthrough in recent weeks in which new drugs lecanemab and donanemab may work better in people who are diagnosed earlier

The Independent UK

Is your child too anxious to go to school?

As Mental Health Awareness Week (May 15-21) begins, experts offer tips on what to do if anxiety negatively impacts school attendance. By Abi Jackson.

The Independent UK

Tihar Jail SP gets notice after 2 inmates shifted to Satyendar Jain's cell on ex-minister's request

The jail administration has issued a show-cause notice to the superintendent of Tihar jail no. 7 for shifting two men to the cell of former Delhi minister and AAP's jailed leader Satyendar Jain on the latter's request. Read further on Dynamite News:

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A third of Britons wait ‘more than a month’ to discuss dementia concerns

Alzheimer’s Society says fear and confusion delays discussion for 33% of those who think they or a loved one may have dementia

The Guardian - UK

One million Scots stopped by anxiety in daily lives, new research shows

MORE than one million adults across Scotland have experienced levels of anxiety stopping them from living their daily lives, new research from the…

The National (Scotland)

One in three people who notice dementia symptoms ‘keep it to themselves’

Around a quarter of people polled waited more than six months before they spoke to a medical professional.

The Independent UK

Warning over 'potentially devastating' impact of failing to face dementia head on

The study to mark Dementia Action Week found people often suffer in silence or confuse early symptoms with old age.

Belfast Live

Mum's fury after blue badge row in Morrisons supermarket leaves her 'shaken'

Multiple sclerosis sufferer Hannah Campbell was confronted in the car park of a supermarket in Derbyshire by someone who inferred she should not have a blue disabled badge

Daily Mirror

Grandma with 'ticking time bomb' brain tumour gives it hilarious name

Cornwall mum-of-three Tara Simpson has named her brain tumour after the Harry Potter villain due to it being "he-who-must-not-be-named" in her family

Daily Mirror

Study: Schizophrenia patients' symptoms grow by disrupted sleep, wakefulness trends

Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and those from Italy described common patterns of sleep disturbances and irregularities in daily rhythms of rest and activity across patients with schizophrenia spectrum disorder, or SSD, in a paper that was just published in Molecular Psychiatry. Read further on Dynamite News:

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'Hidden condition brought on by lockdown made me slap my housemate and burn my friend with a lighter'

Harvey Fletcher spent his whole life questioning his own character

Daily Record

Young woman's sudden cramps led to life-changing diagnosis

Kirsty Heron suddenly felt excruciating cramps - likening the agony to having a mouth ulcer in her stomach - when she was at home one day in 2020.

The Hindu

Coping with bereavement

Perhaps the biggest challenge of grieving alone is the lack of closure that comes with not having anyone to share your memories and feelings with.

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How hearing aids can help prevent cognitive decline

Hearing aids are not a cure for dementia, but they are an investment that could reduce the costs of dementia care by 8 percent, writes Grant Searchfield

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Manchester Evening News

'Sudden cramps led to life-changing diagnosis - I was using the toilet 20 times a day'

Kirsty Heron's agonising symptoms came out of nowhere

Daily Mirror

Unusual Parkinson's symptom that can be heard years before actual signs appear

Scientists have uncovered the early vocal symptoms of Parkinson's, following a study using songbirds

ABC News

Can't remember your dreams? It could mean you're not getting a good quality sleep

You might already know how sleep deprivation is linked to a number of chronic health problems. But what about dream deprivation? Many of us struggle to remember the details of our dreams — the reasons lie in the complicated cycles of our sleep.

The Independent UK

Parkinson’s sufferer ‘forced to live in Dickensian times’ after DWP refuses benefits

Exclusive: Father-of-two told he doesn’t qualify for payment for illness despite suffering worsening pain and falling

The Guardian - UK

Not enough is being done to confront the tragedy of dementia

Letters: Hilary Kitchin remembers the death of her brother and says that failings in health and social care must be addressed, while Melanie Blanksby emphasises support for unpaid carers

The Guardian - UK

Call for psychosis treatment overhaul after evidence of autoimmune trigger

Patients to be treated with medicines used for arthritis and lupus in relaunch of pioneering UK trial

WEKU

As some families learn the hard way, dementia can take a toll on financial health

Reckless behavior with money can be a warning sign of cognitive decline — and the condition can put people at risk of financial ruin. There are few institutional safeguards in place.

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