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Common drug found to reduce Alzheimer's risk in 'encouraging' tests

'This drug is already available and proven safe, and now we have evidence it affects the levels of proteins that are critical for driving Alzheimer's'

Wales Online

Simple test in people with no thinking, memory problems can predict signs of early cognitive impairment

Researchers revealed how a simple test in people with no thinking or memory problems can predict the risk of developing cognitive impairment years later. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Simple memory test may predict early dementia risk years before symptoms appear

Researchers found a test which may be able to determine cognitive impairment risks before symptoms begin.

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Woman gets revenge on boss who sacked her for 'being sick' as business destroyed

The anonymous woman says her former boss' business has fallen apart and it has been a 'joy to watch' for her after she was fired.

Daily Record

Parkinson's patients in Ayrshire and beyond helped by flower power and flashing tulip system

Nick Bryden and his team have already won an award for the new system and they have been commended in the Scottish Parliament.

Daily Record

Map shows the most sleep-deprived places in the country

The NHS suggests Britons should be getting seven to nine hours of sleep every night, while children need nine to 13 hours a night

Wales Online

Study finds memory, mental health of people with epilepsy linked with neighborhood

According to new research, people with epilepsy who live in disadvantaged neighbourhoods with higher poverty rates and fewer educational and employment opportunities may be more likely to have memory, thinking, and mental health problems than people with epilepsy who live in less disadvantaged neighbourhoods. Read further on Dynamite News;

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Test may predict decline in memory before symptoms appear, research suggests

The memory test may be able to identify the risk of developing cognitive impairment years later.

The Independent UK

Woman diagnosed with ADHD aged 32 runs business helping others with disabilities

Stephanie Ward, 32, has been nominated for a National Diversity Award for her work helping other people

Chronicle Live

What is complex PTSD, and who gets it?

Kathy Griffin released a video talking about having C-PTSD. Here's what that means

Salon

Woman dismissed 'constant headaches' for 5 years before fatal diagnosis after collapsing

Jade McMaster suffered with the headaches before she collapsed and had a seizure at a petrol station and was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow

Daily Mirror

Florida's abortion laws protect a pregnant person's life, but not for mental health

If a pregnant person is struggling with mental health and considering suicide, several states' laws, including Florida's, specifically say the "life of the mother" exception does not apply to them.

WEKU

Vanish has made the most powerful ad on TV

The campaign sets a standard for brand activism.

Creative Bloq

EastEnders star Lacey Turner on ‘really scary’ London Marathon challenge — and how you can donate to Babs’ Army

The EastEnders icon is helping to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK, in honour of the late Dame Barbara Windsor.

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Mayo Clinic Q and A: Can a supplement help you sleep?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I often struggle to fall asleep at night, and then I have difficulty staying asleep. This pattern tends to occur more in the springtime. A friend suggested I try melatonin. Are there any side effects to worry about with melatonin use? Are there other things I can…

The Times of India

Is that a tumour in your brain? 5 often ignored risk factors of brain tumour

Tumours may be a life-changing diagnosis, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and helpless. Over the years there has been devastation caused by brain tumours on individuals and their families. While certain risk factors for brain tumours are well recognised, such as hereditary disorders, a family history of brain tumours, and ionising…

Liverpool Echo

Dad approached at work and told go straight to your GP

Ian Perry said he would relive the conversation he had with the doctor over in his head

Cinemablend

6 Actors Who Have Spoken About Being On The Spectrum

Anthony Hopkins, Daryl Hannah, and four other actors who have spoken about being on the Autism specturm.

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Daily Record

Risk of dementia could be lowered by simple heart op, medical experts say

The straightforward procedure was found to slash patients' risk of dementia by a third.

WhatToWatch

The Good Doctor season 6 episode 20 recap: is Dr. Glassman all right?

In The Good Doctor season 6 episode 20, Shaun worries about his mentor, while other doctors' make big steps in their personal lives.

Tribune News Service

Consumer Health: Parkinson's disease: Are you at risk?

April is Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month, which makes this a good time to learn about the causes and risk factors of Parkinson's disease.

Bangkok Post

TGA, though frightening, is considered benign

DEAR DOCTORS: I was recently home alone, and I remember feeling dizzy. The next thing I knew, I was at the hospital. My husband says I called him and asked for help, and he called 911. I have no memory of any of this. I was told I had a…

ABC News

Queensland researchers at QIMR Berghofer find likely cause of obsessive-compulsive disorder

A new study, which examined the difference in MRI brain images between healthy volunteers and people with OCD, has found a likely cause after researchers discovered changes in how distinct brain regions communicate.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

A US senator openly seeking treatment for mental health is rare. So is staying 44 days in a Pa. hospital for depression

PHILADELPHIA — John Fetterman is to return to the U.S. Senate on Monday after spending 44 days hospitalized to treat an episode of severe depression.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sen. John Fetterman to return to the Senate Monday after six-week hospitalization

Sen. John Fetterman is to return to the Senate Monday evening for the first time since mid-February, after a six-week hospitalization for clinical depression.

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