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The Latest Breaking News on Mental health

Taking prescribed sleeping medication may mean you're more likely to develop the condition, according to scientists.

Daily Record

Popular medication taken by many Irish people could increase dementia risk by staggering 79 per cent

New research published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease discovered that white people had a 79 per cent higher risk of developing dementia when on sleeping medication.

Irish Mirror

Retired nurse claims loud noise from upstairs 'killed her husband'

The Ombudsman ordered the landlord to pay Rosemary Boudezari £550 for the distress caused by delaying getting a quote about soundproofing and for failing to follow its antisocial behaviour policy

Daily Mirror

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Doddie Weir's family 'determined to find cure for Motor Neurone Disease'

Doddie, 52, died in November last year after a six-year battle with the disease.

Daily Record

A boon for sports fandom or a looming mental health crisis? 5 essential reads on the effects of legal sports betting

A lifelong sports fan, I grew up hearing tales of sports figures felled by gambling scandals – baseball stars “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and Pete Rose, the 1978-79 Boston College basketball team and NBA referee Tim Donaghy.

The Conversation

Doddie Weir’s family vow to find cure for motor neurone disease

Weir found the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation to further research into the disease.

The Independent UK

The 21 health conditions that could entitle you to a PIP payment worth up to £4,800 a year

DWP statistics reveal most common physical and mental disabilities among UK claimants

The Independent UK

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Borgue farmer aims to cover 1,000 miles for Doddie Aid after own miracle recovery from illness

Neil Picken was flattened by a mystery virus two years ago which left him with “brain fog” and no energy until the condition suddenly lifted

Daily Record

First Dates Ireland couple connect over mental health struggles

Eve and Keith hit it off after they both revealed they had been diagnosed with separate mental health conditions

Dublin Live

‘We are letting young people down’: the secret psychiatrist on NHS mental health delays

Timely care is vital but waiting times are growing and more under-18s are presenting at A&E for mental health issues

The Guardian - UK

Children in mental health crisis spent more than 900,000 hours in A&E in England

Exclusive: Children as young as three in emergency departments for mental health problems, data obtained by Labour reveals

The Guardian - UK

I want to work, but employers can’t cope with my disability

Letters: If Jeremy Hunt wants the ‘economically inactive’ back in the workplace, they must be offered proper support, say readers in response to an article by Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Mayo Clinic Minute: A surgery option when epilepsy treatments don't work

For people living with epilepsy who have tried various epilepsy treatments to control their seizures with little success, there is another option. It's a surgery called resection of an epileptic focus, or resective surgery — where surgeons remove or disconnect the area in the brain that is no longer properly…

Tribune News Service

Relationship expert says 'lucky girl syndrome' can make you lazy

John Kenney said the idea was nothing new, it just had a different name

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The Independent UK

Relationship expert warns ‘lucky girl syndrome’ can cause depression

TikTok dating trend is based on the ‘law of assumption’ theory

Chronicle Live

Top five chronic health problems in Newcastle linked to poverty and lifestyle

Health reports show that major and widespread illnesses in the city are linked to poverty

The Guardian - UK

Surge in young people declaring disability in England and Wales

Increase comes after 2021 census included mental health in its question about disability for first time

The Independent UK

What a relationship expert has to say about ‘lucky girl syndrome’

TikTok dating trend is based on the ‘law of assumption’ theory

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Legal & General’s claim delays are adding to my trauma after brain surgery

Statutory sick pay is ending, and I fear it is looking for a reason not to pay income protection

The Independent UK

Mother diagnosed with brain tumour for second time after being ‘fobbed off’ by doctors

Emma Fox, 35, was first diagnosed with an oligodendroglioma when she was 17

The Independent UK

Psychologist reveals four behavioural tricks to appear more confident on dates

From how you breathe to filling in awkward silences, certain behaviours can negatively impact a date

Irish Mirror

'I’m so depressed and anxious - I just want to stay in my bedroom'

Coleen Nolan advises a reader who is having panic attacks and struggling with a bereavement

The Independent UK

Mother diagnosed with brain tumour for second time after being ‘fobbed off’ by doctors

A mother was told her brain tumour had returned after she had a seizure playing a computer game with her son – nearly 20 years after she was first diagnosed.

Tribune News Service

Ex-etiquette: Coordinate efforts to help child be calm

Q. My son is 8 and his father and I have been separated for nine months. Yesterday I had a student-teacher conference and the teacher suggested we get him tested for ADHD. This is all new to me. I never saw signs of distraction before, but as he gets older,…

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Living with Children: Behaviors associated with ADHD are indisputable. Diagnoses are another story

The Wall Street Journal recently published a letter from a gentleman who, apparently speaking from personal experience, claimed that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is real, then extolled the benefits of the stimulant medications typically prescribed when the diagnosis is made. Effectively, said gentleman parroted the false narrative peddled by Big Pharma…

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