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London sees highest rise in ADHD prescriptions since pandemic

The UK has recorded a national increase in ADHD medication prescriptions year on year since the pandemic, but there are also regional variations

Evening Standard

Women are more likely to suffer from insomnia than men — here's how to fix that

Eight in 10 women suffer from poor quality or interrupted sleep

Evening Standard

Prescriptions for ADHD drugs jump 18% year-on-year, figures show

Increasing awareness of ADHD on TikTok and Instagram could be driving the rise, together with the effects of the Covid pandemic, experts say.

Evening Standard

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Long-term sleep deprivation has serious health risks — but they can be reversed, says expert

For Sleep Awareness Week we explore the causes and health risks of long-term sleep deprivation and how to get your sleep back on track.

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Michigan attorney general slams ‘unscrupulous business’ where 5-year-old boy died in hyperbaric chamber explosion

Hyperbaric chambers — which are pressurized and filled with 100 percent oxygen — are extremely combustible

The Independent UK

Short Sleep Harms Your Brain, But Regular Oversleeping Might Be An Even Bigger Red Flag

Think sleeping in is harmless? New research shows that regularly getting too much sleep could be a major warning sign for your brain health.

Medical Daily

New Fear Unlocked As Experts Warn About Hidden Needle Marks In Public Restrooms Toilet Paper

Experts warn that the tiny marks on toilet paper in public restrooms might be left by substance users wiping and stabbing their needles into them. Folks are absolutely horrified! The post New Fear Unlocked As Experts Warn About Hidden Needle Marks In Public Restrooms Toilet Paper first appeared on Bored…

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Expert warns 'sleepmaxxing' may actually cause sleep deprivation — plus 3 tips to tackle it for Sleep Week

For Sleep Awareness Week, we ask the experts about the most common causes and symptoms of sleep deprivation and three ways to tackle it

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The one change that worked: I committed to therapy – and began to chip away at my grief and depression

When my mother died, my mental health fell into decline. I tried everything from CBT to mindfulness, until one day something finally shifted

The Guardian - UK

This Common Lifestyle Habit In Preteens May Trigger Manic Symptoms, Researchers Find

A recent study revealed that excessive screen use in preteens through texting, watching videos, or playing video games could trigger manic symptoms in them.

Medical Daily

Cameron tells Starmer ‘progress possible’ on dementia after loss of his mother

The former prime minister said that there is ‘still a mountain to climb’, as he recalled the full destructive force of the illness.

Evening Standard

Opening our eyes to the science of sleep, in 1971

Armed with the new EEG machine, investigators were able to look into the familiar yet strange phenomenon more deeply than ever before

The Guardian - UK

Voices: The real reason I signed up for Strictly and Love Island

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2025: Representation is one thing – but normalisation is more important to me, writes reality TV star Tasha Ghouri. I want people like me to feel seen, heard and celebrated

The Independent UK

Mind over body: the trouble with treating chronic conditions

Letters: Readers respond to an extract from Dr Suzanne O’Sullivan’s book on the pathologising of mental health problems and behavioural disorders

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Texas Senate advances bill to start a $3 billion dementia research fund

The legislation would require voters to approve the $3 billion start-up cost, and then the fund would be maintained at no more than $300 million annually.

The Independent UK

Menopause hormonal therapy found linked to Alzheimer’s risk

Researchers hope findings could help optimise menopausal treatment guidelines

Evening Standard

Prue Leith reveals she is going deaf and 'struggling' getting to grips with hearing aids

The Great British Bake Off judge was left red-faced after forgetting to put the hearing devices in for a visit to Cambridge University

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How to use active noise-cancelling headphones safely (and why it's important to)

Experts have warned that ANC could negatively affect your hearing. Here's how to protect it while wearing headphones.

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One in three NHS doctors so tired their ability to treat patients is affected, survey finds

Exclusive: Medics more sleep deprived now than during Covid crisis amid staff shortages and surging demand

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Liz Richardson obituary

Other lives: Organic farmer who helped to establish vital medical services on the remote island where she lived

Medical Daily

New Way To Detect Alzheimer's? Your Breathing Pattern Could Be An Early Sign

A recent study suggests that a higher breathing rate could be an earlier sign of Alzheimer's that might help identify the disease before more obvious symptoms appear.

The Guardian - UK

Brain stimulation could treat anxiety in people with Parkinson’s, scientists say

Exclusive: Researchers aim to develop new techniques to relieve symptoms after finding ‘strong’ link to brain wave

Medical Daily

Even Little Movement Helps: Just 5 Minutes Of Daily Exercise Reduces Dementia Risk By 41%

New research suggests even small amounts of movement can still give significant protection against dementia.

The Independent UK

The common clue to your risk of Alzheimer’s just discovered by scientists

Findings may lead to ‘non-invasive and inexpensive’ way of diagnosing condition, researchers say

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Scotland's first-ever 'slap fight' event cancelled after concerns over brain injuries

SCOTLAND’S first-ever slap fighting competition has been cancelled following concerns over brain injuries ...

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