The big idea: should we drop the distinction between mental and physical health? The current false dichotomy holds back research and stigmatises patients The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2022
The people making a difference: the mental health campaigner on the truth about personality disorders After being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, Katja Pavlovna co-founded the Sorry My Mental Illness Isn’t Sexy Enough For You website to help others The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2022
Brain signatures tied to appetite could reveal new treatments for depression A new study published in "JAMA Psychiatry" found a link between depression, appetite changes, and the brain's reward system. Inverse · Sep 11, 2022
Living nightmare sees 22-year-old left unable to walk or talk Molly Lloyd has been in hospital for the past four months Wales Online · Sep 11, 2022
Suicides prevention: Know the signs Suicide is a self injurious behaviour with a intention to kill oneself and is fatal. The Times of India · Sep 10, 2022
People with ‘poor dental hygiene’ more likely to develop Alzheimer’s, study finds There is currently no cure for the progressive condition The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2022
Study offers first compelling evidence of how humans became more intelligent than Neanderthals ‘Modern humans differ from apes and Neanderthals by this single amino acid change’ The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2022
'Empathy' key in Indigenous dementia care The aged care sector must work to understand the specific needs of Indigenous Australians living with dementia, a conference on the disease has been told. AAP · Sep 9, 2022
The link between mental health and social conditions Letters: Readers and healthcare professionals respond to Dr Sanah Ahsan’s article which argued that for too long, the dominant mental health narrative has located problems in individuals, and not in social injustice or inequality The Guardian - UK · Sep 8, 2022
Meditation holds the potential to help treat children suffering from traumas, difficult diagnoses or other stressors – a behavioral neuroscientist explains The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The Conversation · Sep 8, 2022
Woman who 'smelled disease' on husband inspires scientists to develop three-minute test for Parkinson's Retired nurse Joy Milne knew her husband Les had Parkinson's after she noticed a change in the way he smelled Manchester Evening News · Sep 8, 2022
Dementia expert blasts six week training Australia must bolster the level of dementia care education being given to residential aged care staff, a conference on the disease has been told. AAP · Sep 8, 2022
New test inspired by woman 'who could smell Parkinson's' could diagnose incurable illness in just three minutes Joy Milne noticed the smell of husband Les had changed when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's. Chronicle Live · Sep 7, 2022
How to use the 333 rule for anxiety Feeling anxious? This simple trick can help alleviate some of those worries The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022
Manchester Evening News · Sep 7, 2022 Woman who can 'smell Parkinson's disease' helps scientific breakthrough Joy Milne says she can smell people who have the disease while in supermarkets and walking down the street
Daily Record · Sep 7, 2022 The astonishing story of Scots gran who could 'smell' husband's Parkinson's for 12 years Joy Milne, from Perth, detected a change in body odour on her late husband Les - who was diagnosed with Parkinson's 12 years later.
Inverse · Sep 7, 2022 This technology listens to your breath to diagnose early-stage Parkinson's disease It's difficult to detect Parkinson's disease in its early stages, but scientists may have found a solution: a wireless network of sensors that listens to people breathe in their sleep.
Evening Standard · Sep 7, 2022 New Parkinson’s test developed from woman who can ‘smell’ the disease 72-year-old Joy Milne has a stronger sense of smell than the average person
The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022 Woman who can smell Parkinson’s disease helps scientists develop test Joy Milne noticed her late husband developed a different odour when he was 33 – some 12 years before he was diagnosed with condition
Daily Mirror · Sep 7, 2022 New Parkinson's disease test developed from woman who can 'smell the condition' Joy Milne, 72, from Perth, in Scotland, has a super-strong sense of smell and after being found to be able to detect Parkinson's, scientists have now developed a test for the disease
The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2022 New Parkinson’s test developed thanks to woman who could smell the disease Researchers hope that one day the test could be rolled out across the NHS.
Wales Online · Sep 6, 2022 Signs of Alzheimer's disease to look out for including mood swings, weight loss and sleep problems Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia and the signs differ as it develops
Liverpool Echo · Sep 6, 2022 Alzheimer's Disease signs to look out for Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia
The Conversation · Sep 6, 2022 A window to the brain: the retina gives away signs of Alzheimer's disease and could help with early detection The retina has long been poeticised as the window to the soul, but research now shows it could be a window to the brain and act as an early warning system for cognitive decline.
Wales Online · Sep 5, 2022 Snoring increases risk of cancer and dementia, research claims The study found those suffering from Obstructive sleep apnoea had an increased chance of developing diseases such as cancer and dementia.