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Delayed Dinner, Long Eating Hours Linked To Depression, Anxiety In Shift Workers

A study revealed that meal timing, long eating window (over 12 hours), and delayed dinner have links to increased risk of depression and anxiety, regardless of work shift.

Medical Daily

Unique brain signal found linked to depression may help treat ‘lack of interest’ symptom

Findings may improve diagnosis and monitoring of patients with severe depression, scientists say

The Independent UK

Much more than ‘baby blues’ – what everyone needs to know about postnatal depression

Kate Forbes, Deputy First Minister of Scotland, has highlighted the condition and why awareness is so important.

The Independent UK

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Hubris and planning for wrong type of pandemic: five takeaways from Covid inquiry verdict

The pandemic caused ‘grief, untold misery and economic turmoil’ which could have been cut if the UK had been better prepared, report states

The Guardian - UK

Kate Forbes 'astonished' at lack of understanding and research into women's health

KATE Forbes has revealed her “astonishment” at the lack of understanding for postnatal depression and has suggested that frontline health…

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Frequent Childhood Relocations Linked To 40% Higher Risk Of Depression In Adulthood

Individuals who often move before age 15 are over 40% more likely to be diagnosed with depression in adulthood.

Medical Daily

What is FASD, and why do so many children with it end up in Australia’s justice system?

Vulnerable young people and communities concerned about crime would both benefit from better screening and support for foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, experts say

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Multiple house moves during childhood can increase the risk of depression in later life, study finds

Academics analysed data from more than one million people in Denmark in a new study

The Independent UK

Psilocybin in magic mushrooms can influence brain for weeks, study finds

Researchers shed light on how psychedelic compound in drug can distort sense of space, time and self during a trip

The Guardian - UK

Stimulation to the brain can help beat post-natal depression

Flow device only needs to be used for 30 minutes to improve symptoms

Evening Standard

What is conduct disorder and could it explain naughty behaviour in children?

It’s a condition that around 5% of children aged between five and 16 in the UK are thought to have

The Independent UK

Disabled children could be at risk of exploitation by criminal gangs, warns new research

Exclusive: Research suggests poor support for children with special education needs and disabilities is putting young people at risk of criminal exploitation

The Independent UK

The worrying biological changes found in rugby players who suffered several concussions

The study comes after it emerged that former All Blacks player Norm Hewitt died aged 55 with motor neurone disease

The Independent UK

Bad behaviour disorder that 5% of children could have ‘can be spotted in brain scan’

Although associated with a high burden for families, conduct disorder is one of the least researched psychiatric disorders

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‘My brain leaves the room’: what happens when teachers talk too much?

About four students in every classroom will have a language or attention disorder. While some of these students will have an official diagnosis of developmental language disorder (DLD) or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), others will be “hiding in plain sight”. These students may often be in trouble for acting out,…

The Independent UK

What is the QbTest for ADHD, how long does it take for diagnosis and who can take it?

The QbTest could speed up diagnosis for young people being assessed for the three symptoms of ADHD

The Independent UK

Whistleblower Peter Buxtun – who exposed Tuskegee syphilis study – dies aged 86

For 40 years the US Public Health Service conducted a study in which black men were left untreated for syphilis

Medical Daily

Maintaining Blood Pressure Below 120 mmHg Protects From Late-Life Dementia: Study

The study revealed that lowering systolic blood pressure below the clinically safe threshold of 120 mmHg over time may slightly reduce an individual's risk of developing dementia, particularly among Black and Latino groups.

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The Guardian - UK

ADHD digital test approved for NHS use in England and Wales

Experts hope QbTest will help more children get diagnosis within six months of first assessment

The Guardian - UK

‘The grief and loss is hard to bear’: the cruelty of Alzheimer’s disease

Letter: Readers respond to Michael Aylwin’s article about his wife’s dementia

The Guardian - UK

UK needs Covid-style push on dementia drugs, says ex-head of vaccine taskforce

Kate Bingham says ageing population means tackling dementia must be treated as economic imperative

The Guardian - UK

MS patients in England offered 10-minute jab in place of infusions

Ocrelizumab IV administration has taken up to five hours but injections will make ‘significant difference’

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Honoring Uncle Chip: A Tribute To Love And Resilience

Justin Baldoni's heartfelt tribute to Uncle Chip highlights resilience in the face of Alzheimer's, urging us to cherish loved ones and embrace life with gr...

Evening Standard

Author and brain coach Jim Kwik: Knowledge is power, learning is our superpower

The bestselling writer, podcaster and entrepreneur says his learning difficulties pushed him to become a world expert on the mind. He shares his extraordinary journey with Evgeny Lebedev

The Guardian - UK

Night owls’ cognitive function ‘superior’ to early risers, study suggests

Research on 26,000 people found those who stay up late scored better on intelligence, reasoning and memory tests

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