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Mum told she only has 18 months to live following devastating diagnosis after struggles to ring out dish cloth

Helen McMurray was struggling to ring out a wet cloth when she realised something was wrong

Wales Online

The early Parkinson's symptoms identifiable 10 years before disease diagnosis

Researchers have linked two risk factors to the disease that could allow doctors to provide patients with an early diagnosis and in turn allow the condition to be managed better.

Daily Record

World Parkinson's Day: Doctors explain early warning signs people should not ignore

World Parkinson's Day is observed on April 11th each year to raise awareness about Parkinson's disease. It is a neurological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, notes Dr. Jyoti Kapoor, Founder Director and Senior Psychiatric, Manasthali.

The Times of India

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Owning houseplants can boost your mental health – here's how to pick the right one

In both Europe and the US, people spend up to 90% of their time indoors. But spending so much time inside can have consequences for your mental health.

The Conversation

Child developmental services do a world of good for kids like Willow, but first they have to overcome long waitlists

The three-year-old boy living with hypotonic cerebral palsy has secured a rare spot at a multidisciplinary therapy centre. Professionals say more kids like him need the opportunity.

ABC News

New study investigates genetic, environmental, random causes of Parkinson's disease

A woman living with Parkinson's hopes new research will help discover the genetic causes of the disease and a possible cure.

ABC News

Amid explosion in popularity of melatonin to help kids sleep, parents told not to buy it online

Experts say there's been a "massive increase" in melatonin use among children and they're concerned parents are treating it as a "sleep candy" rather than a drug.

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The big idea: should doctors be able to prescribe psychedelics?

A move to allow Australian psychiatrists to treat depression with psilocybin may herald a new era

The Guardian - UK

John Fetterman got hearing aids for sensorineural hearing loss. Here's what that means

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, stroke, and depression — common medical conditions that affect millions of Americans.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Low awareness of body dysmorphic disorde

Fewer people are aware of the dangers of body dysmorphic disorder compared to the better-known eating disorders

Salon

Optical illusion 'can detect serious mental health condition'

The earlier it is identified the quicker it can be treated

Nottingham Post

How to look after your mental health without spending a fortune

From wild swimming for the adventurous to journalling to create calm, or to write down a good rant

The Guardian - UK

'I was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in my 40s after my handwriting changed'

Richelle's journey with Parkinson's began almost six years ago, when she was three months pregnant

Dublin Live

Archbishop of Canterbury opens up about depression

Justin Welby praised the effects of antidepressants in helping him to react to difficulties ‘like an average sort of human being’.

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Brits say they’re tired ‘all the time’ as stress leaves millions struggling to sleep

Dr. Ranj Singh, sleep and wellness ambassador at Furniture Village, said: ‘Being awake can be stressful enough, and if you’re not getting the sleep you need to recharge your brain and body, that can have a serious long-term impact’

Belfast Live

'Pageant helped me overcome postnatal depression' says Newtownabbey mum of three

Pixie Ray battled postnatal depression with all three of her children

Liverpool Echo

Dad feels 'lucky' after doctors explained why his hand was shaking

David now helps others with the same diagnosis

Wales Online

Snoring clue discovered as to what causes dementia

Obstructive sleep apnoea affects about 1.5 million Britons - most undiagnosed

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Marie Claire

Feel like you're reaching breaking point? These are the 10 simplest ways to avoid burnout

If you're searching the Internet for how to avoid burnout, you're not alone. Search around the subject has rapidly spiked this month, which indicates that more people than ever are feeling like they're at breaking point.

Chicago Sun-Times

Loved ones should discuss end of life wishes before it’s too late

My aunt, who has advanced Alzheimer’s dementia, no longer recognizes herself in the mirror and fights staff over washing her hair. Nothing about how she lived her life suggests to me that she would want to continue living in this manner.I would like to encourage residents of Illinois to consider…

Wales Online

'I spent so much of my life not knowing why I was different and then I found out I was autistic'

Erin Lloyd, 24, like many women, received an autism diagnosis later in life

Dublin Live

Dublin music therapy service will have free workshop for people with Parkinson's

The Sandyford-based service helps people with Parkinson's on several levels - psychological, informational, as well as with their speech and mobility issues

Evening Standard

New London service to speed up diagnosis of rare genetic conditions

A new specialist service for patients with rare brain and spinal cord conditions has been launched in London.

Inverse

Archaeologists Uncover First Direct Evidence of Drug Use From the Bronze Age

Hair dating back to the Bronze Age burial site in Spain found that ancient human civilizations were using hallucinogenic drugs, according to a new study.

Daily Record

Scientists claim optical illusion can help detect mental health condition

The odd video clip can detect if a person has the condition, according to a team of German scientists, with the brain processing the images in different ways.

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