FDA calls for new meds for stimulant use The FDA called for treatments for stimulant use disorder. Doctors say current options are limited Salon · Oct 20, 2023
Hitting snooze button can actually benefit brain sometimes, study suggests While snoozing, no one has to wake up suddenly from deep sleep, scientists say The Independent UK · Oct 20, 2023
Sleeping less than five hours a night can raise depression risk, study suggests Consistently short sleep duration more likely to precede symptoms than inverse, genetic data reveal The Guardian - UK · Oct 20, 2023
Consistent lack of sleep may increase risk of future depressive symptoms – study People with a stronger genetic predisposition to short sleep were more likely to develop depressive symptoms. The Independent UK · Oct 20, 2023
Ask the Doctors: Sleeping on a plane is easier if you follow these tips Anyone using a sleep medication should time the dose to have a few waking hours at the end of the flight to recover from any grogginess or other possible aftereffects. Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 19, 2023
Some kids with reading difficulties can also have reading anxiety – what can parents do? Australian children are facing some big challenges. NAPLAN data shows about one in three students in years 3 to 9 are behind in reading-related skills. It is also estimated about one in seven children have poor mental health. The Conversation · Oct 19, 2023
Non-invasive deep brain stimulation ‘could provide treatment for brain diseases’ Until now, if experts wanted to electrically stimulate structures deep inside the brain, they needed to surgically implant electrodes into the brain. The Independent UK · Oct 19, 2023
People diagnosed with ADHD as adults could be ‘at greater risk of dementia’ Study does not establish cause and effect, and experts say it highlights need for further research The Guardian - UK · Oct 17, 2023
Adults with ADHD nearly three times more likely to develop dementia, study suggests Scientists warn doctors to discuss ADHD with older patients Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2023
Psychoactive drug methylone to be tested as PTSD treatment Exclusive: Trial is first in UK to assess whether drug could offer safe treatment for mental health condition Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2023
World Trauma Day: Signs you are not out of your trauma; tips to deal with it Trauma is an emotional response to a terrible and unfortunate event. The impact of trauma can deeply impact the survivor’s mental and emotional health. It can also cause distressing physical symptoms or strain their relationships. The Times of India · Oct 17, 2023
Why is it so hard to get my ADHD medication in the US? I moved to New York this year and am embroiled in a Kafkaesque ordeal trying to get my meds filled The Guardian - US · Oct 16, 2023
Scientists built the largest-ever map of the human brain. Here's what they found A new atlas of the human brain could help explain abilities like language – and vulnerabilities, like Alzheimer's disease. WEKU · Oct 16, 2023
‘My self-worth plummeted every month’: the hidden disorder that can ruin women’s lives PMDD is a little-known condition that causes depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts for a significant proportion of women. Sufferers and experts talk about its devastating effects, and the fight to improve diagnosis The Guardian - UK · Oct 16, 2023
The Guardian - AU · Oct 15, 2023 The office returns: are the days of Australians working from home numbered? Working remotely during the pandemic disrupted a centuries-old agreement between employers and employees. What now for WFH?
The Hindu · Oct 14, 2023 Why are abortion laws in the spotlight again? | Explained What are the rules on terminating a pregnancy under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Act? Why has the case of a married woman who is 26 weeks pregnant led to a pro-life versus pro-choice debate?
The Hindu · Oct 13, 2023 Mental Health in India | How accessible and affordable is mental healthcare in the country? Read The Hindu analysis on the affordability and accessibility of mental healthcare facilities in India.
Dynamite News · Oct 13, 2023 Study finds link between subjective, objective memory deterioration According to a new study, those who have slight issues with these tests are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment, which can be a precursor to dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:
The Guardian - UK · Oct 13, 2023 ‘You’ll grow out of it’: the best and worst advice for depression Give up gluten. Take up surfing. Eat a baked potato ... Readers with experience of depression share the advice that really helped them – and what really didn’t
Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 12, 2023 Jury awards $55.5 million to man who suffered brain damage during birth at UIC hospital Shamond Butler, now 20, has the cognitive capability of a 2-year-old because of brain damage he suffered during birth, his lawyer said.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 12, 2023 Billy Connolly reveals how Parkinson's has 'radically changed' his life Sir Billy Connolly has said his life has changed “radically” since he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, as he revealed his wife now…
Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 12, 2023 Dear Abby: Husband asks me to care for his ill parents He’d like to sell the current home and move in with them, but he has a full-time job, so his wife would have most of the responsibility for his mom with Alzheimer’s and his father with stage-4 cancer.
Zenger · Oct 11, 2023 Herbal Extract Shows Promise In Delaying Dementia, Study Finds Sailuotong improves memory and executive function in elderly with mild cognitive impairment, potentially warding off dementia.
The Hindu · Oct 11, 2023 With record number of calls, J&K programme for mental health declared top-ranking initiative among UTs J&K's Tele Mental Health Programme declared top-ranking initiative in UTs. Received 26,743 calls, 12.04% emergency, highest record.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 11, 2023 Dementia risk factors pose more danger for ethnic minorities, finds study Conditions such as diabetes and obesity are said to magnify risk of south Asian and black people developing the disease