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Atrial Fibrillation Linked To Increased Alzheimer’s Risk In Women

Women with Afib are 3x more likely to develop Alzheimer's and experience cognitive decline twice as fast as men, says new study.

Zenger

Ask the Doctors: Anxiety can contribute to high blood pressure

Anxiety is a condition estimated to affect close to one-fifth of us, making it the most common mental health issue in the United States.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘I’m greatly energised afterwards’: readers tell us how they nap

Guardian readers talk us through their dozing habits, from a sharp 10 minutes after lunch to an hour with the cat at the weekend

The Guardian - UK

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Lisburn councillor questions if staff mental health sick days "genuine"

"I had stress when I was working some years ago and my work record was exemplary."

Belfast Live

Dr Michael Mosley names two changes every coffee drinker should make to avoid stress and tooth damage

Dr Mosley advice will help coffee drinkers avoid tooth damage and increased levels of stress

Wales Online

'I've been told to wait 18 MONTHS for ADHD meds - even going private hasn't helped'

Will is facing a massive wait for medication, he's already lost his job and now he feels trapped 'in limbo' desperate for help

Manchester Evening News

People over State Pension age with hearing issues could be due up to £101 each week

Nearly 8,000 older people with impaired hearing are receiving either £68.10 or £101.75 each week through Attendance Allowance.

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Derry boxer John Duddy on helping people with Parkinson's Disease in New York

John Duddy fought at Madison Square Garden nine times before retiring from the sport in 2011

Belfast Live

Parkinson's disease symptoms you may spot when walking - including stiff, slow movement

The neurological condition currently has no cure, with approximately 145,000 people across the UK impacted by the disease.

Daily Record

Study: Cumulative force of impacts — not concussions — predicts CTE

The research used data from football helmet sensors going back 20 years.

Axios

'It saved my life': Push to list esketamine on PBS for depression

The treatment should be 'accessible to everybody'.

Newcastle Herald

Spare a thought for psychiatric caregivers too

Prolonged caregiving in the context of psychiatric patients can impact the psychological well-being of caregivers

The Hindu

Napping during the day is good for your brain, experts say

Going to sleep for as little as 30 minutes a day can lessen brain shrinkage - which is linked with various cognitive issues and diseases

Wales Online

Dad discovers he is terminally-ill after waking up with a limp in his left leg

Steve Wharton, from Plymouth, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2020 after the dad-of-two began to notice he was limping shortly after the birth of his second child

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£15,000 raised at gala ball for 'wonderful' North East Brainbox charity backed by Dame Joan Collins

A "fabulous" charity ball has boosted the coffers of North East organisation Brainbox.

Daily Mirror

Michael J. Fox thanks those working on Parkinson's cure amid his own battle with disease

Michael J. Fox was honoured for his contribution to Parkinson's disease research at a healthcare conference earlier this week, with him in attendance at the Bits & Pretzels HealthTech convention

Dynamite News

Regular naps linked to increased brain volume: Study

A new study done by academics at UCL and the University of the Republic in Uruguay reveals that daytime napping could help to protect brain function by reducing the pace at which our brains shrink as we age. Read Further on Dynamite News:

Los Angeles Times

Breaking the Silence: A Black mother's journey with grief after losing a son to suicide

LOS ANGELES -- Amid a super bloom of wildflowers and mustard plants, Deneen Vaughn takes a moment to catch her breath.

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California’s homelessness crisis is homegrown, study finds

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California’s homelessness crisis is a homegrown problem that is deepening amid a shortage of affordable housing and emergency shelter, and it’s often the brutal conditions of living on the street that trigger behavioral health problems, such as depression and anxiety, researchers found in a comprehensive study on…

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Anxiety is being overlooked by doctors, expert panel says

Doctors should ask adult patients about signs of anxiety, an often-undiagnosed condition that can disrupt lives, U.S. government experts said.

Manchester Evening News

Taking a nap during the day is good for preventing brain shrinkage, research shows

Those who napped during the day were shown to have larger brains

The Guardian - US

The last health taboo: why are so many women still suffering with endometriosis?

It affects around 200m people globally yet as a new Hillary Clinton-produced documentary shows, endometriosis is still a misunderstood and under-researched condition

Dynamite News

Brain waves can predict cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease: Study

A recent University of Iowa study's findings may aid in the improvement of cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease (PD) diagnosis as well as the development of novel biomarkers and targeted treatments for the illness's cognitive symptoms. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Short daytime naps may keep brain healthy as it ages, study says

Brief doze may delay brain shrinkage, which occurs faster in people with neurodegenerative diseases

Daily Record

Early dementia warning signs often missed by families - symptoms to look out for

As many as one in three sufferers hold off seeking medical attention despite experiencing symptoms due to misinterpreting signs as well as being concerned about worrying loved ones.

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