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When Daryl was diagnosed with Parkinson's he felt powerless. Now he's reclaiming it at the punching bag

A Melbourne boxing club is teaching patients suffering with Parkinson's to box in a unique program designed to build skills to delay the onset of the neurological disease.

ABC News

War veteran suffered years of undiagnosed PTSD before his death

Jonny was described as a 'bubbly chap' who 'everyone loved'

Nottingham Post

UK on verge of new dawn for dementia treatments, says taskforce chair

Today’s generation of older people could be last to face untreatable Alzheimer’s – but only if NHS overhauls care

The Guardian - UK

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Final days of 'loving' mum found unresponsive at mental health hospital

Mum of two Zainab Mohamed suffered from the worst case of bipolar disorder her psychiatrist had ever seen

Liverpool Echo

HIV drug may help protect against build-up of dementia-related proteins – study

A common characteristic of diseases such as Huntington’s disease and various forms of dementia is the build-up in the brain of proteins.

The Independent UK

I gave up believing depression had to be serious – there’s humour even in the darkest moments

Don’t get me wrong: when it’s bad, it’s bad. But Sad Rhiannon still wanted to joke, and forcing her to frown wasn’t helping, says writer and actor Rhiannon Neads

The Guardian - UK

Teacher beaten black and blue quits job after daily rape threats and violence

Wendy Exton, from Stoke-on-Trent, says she has witnessed a massive rise in student violence and sexual attacks in recent years, and believes Covid lockdowns are to blame

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Social experiment replicates what it is like to struggle with hearing difficulties at work

A fifth of workers feel they have been held back in the workplace due to hearing difficulties - but only four in ten would flag this up to their employer

Wales Online

‘45% of people with concussion show brain injury symptoms six months later’

New research suggests even mild concussion can cause long-lasting effects to the brain.

The Independent UK

Expert shares fascinating insight into why some people have near-death experiences

The phenomena of floating out of your body on the edge of death is one that has been experienced by many - including the likes of actress Sharon Stone - and now neuroscientist Dr Jane Aspell thinks she has the answer

Daily Mirror

Symptoms of Parkinson's disease including common sign that can appear 'several years' early

With over 40 main symptoms of the condition, the warning signs can be different for everyone - here's the full list of signs from the NHS

Chronicle Live

Adolescents struggling with cyber-syndrome

34.3% of children in Kerala are facing multiple problems including depression, anxiety, and stress due to internet addiction.

The Hindu

'I have Multiple Sclerosis - and there is no support available in my community'

Niamh McCarron, who has MS, fears that the lack of vital care services will have a major impact on her and the lives of several others who struggle with neurological conditions

Dublin Live

Warning to parents over autism as link between eight common health issues discovered

Experts say they found a link between common ear, nose and throat issues with high scores on key autism traits, and with a diagnosis of autism.

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Parkinson's 'silent' symptom may be spotted on toilet years before diagnosis

Thousands of adults across Scotland suffer with Parkinson's with the number increasing - and there is on early sign that may be spotted when using the bathroom.

The Guardian - UK

I have panic attacks during sex – and it is torturing my husband

Anxiety and depression have severely affected my libido, and I am facing the prospect of a sexless marriage

The Independent UK

Meghan Trainor reveals the symptom that led to her postpartum PTSD diagnosis

‘They were like, ‘So we have to work through this. That’s a sign of PTSD,’’ the singer recalled

Irish Mirror

Silent symptom of deadly disease you can spot on the toilet

Constipation is common among people with Parkinson’s and can be seen in patients years before a diagnosis

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The Independent UK

Alzheimer’s drug lowers levels of protein known to cause disease, suggests study

Researchers say the findings are a ‘significant’ step forward in demonstrating that it may be possible to target the protein to slow the disease.

Liverpool Echo

'Loving' mum died after courageous battle with 'most severe illness' doctor had ever seen

Zainab Mohamed's doctor said the "doting" mum of two had battled her condition courageously for many years

Manchester Evening News

Woman discovered seizures were a result of tennis-ball-sized tumour

Helen Green initially believed that her frequent seizures were simply a result of stress until she underwent an MRI scan

The Independent UK

‘Brain connection pruning problems linked to adolescent mental health disorders’

The findings could help explain why people are often affected by more than one mental health disorder, researchers say.

The Guardian - UK

My ADHD makes motherhood a huge challenge, but it also gives me superpowers

As a child I was ‘away with the fairies’. Now I use that energy to make my son’s life amazing, says Sarah Marsh, a Guardian news reporter

Tribune News Service

Ask the Pediatrician: What should I do if my child is thinking about suicide?

All young people go through times of deep sadness, confusion and doubt. But if your child's moods and behaviors have taken a serious turn lately, you might be wondering if they are thinking about suicide.

ABC News

Singing is healing for Richard Haeata, who is refusing to let dementia take the joy of music

For the past seven years Richard TeRito Haeata has performed a powerful Maori hymn with a choir at the Dawn Service in Sydney's Martin Place. But a diagnosis almost stopped him from singing for good.

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