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Cancer drug may ease cognitive function for some with autism, says new research

According to recent research from the University of California San Diego, people with Rett syndrome, a rare disorder linked to autism, may find it easier to think when taking an experimental cancer treatment. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘Redefine conversation’: how Just a Minute can help people living with dementia

An academic paper says the show creates ideal conditions for ‘cognitive overload’ and demonstrates how to avoid it

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Facing a long wait for an ADHD assessment? Here’s how to cope in the meantime

Awaiting an ADHD diagnosis can be an anxious time.

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Record numbers in England taking ADHD medication, NHS data shows

Increase of 18% in a year attributed to more diagnoses, especially among younger women

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Inga Rublite inquest: hospital missed two chances to treat woman dying in A&E

Triage ‘did not uncover full extent’ of Inga Rublite’s symptoms as she waited under coat for hours in Nottingham

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‘Shingles vaccine slashes risk of dementia by 17%’

Shingles can lead to serious problems such as deafness, long-lasting pain, and blindness.

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NHS shingles vaccine could halt dementia – how does it work?

The findings show the Shingrix vaccine is linked to at least a 17% drop in dementia diagnoses

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Study raises hopes that shingles vaccine may delay onset of dementia

Shingrix linked to substantial reduction in diagnoses in the six years after people received the shot

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Study Links Beer Bellies And ‘Bingo Wings’ To Higher Risk Of Dementia And Parkinson’s‌Belly And Arm Fat Increases Risk Of Dementia And Parkinson’s‌

Research warns high levels of body fat in specific areas may increase susceptibility to neurodegenerative diseases.‌ People with a high level of muscle strength were less likely to develop the diseases. ‌

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10 common signs of ADHD in girls and why they often go ignored

Women often go undiagnosed for decades

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Excess Fat In These Areas Raises Risk Of Alzheimer's And Parkinson's, Study Warns

The researchers have identified that body composition affects the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

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Body fat stored in belly or arms may increase Alzheimer’s risk – study

People with a high level of muscle strength were less likely to develop neurodegenerative conditions, the researchers also found.

The Independent UK

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler opens up on past mental health struggles: "Unless you’ve experienced true depression, you can’t describe it"

Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler discusses his past battle with depression

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Beyond Childhood: Expert Unmasks Hidden Struggles Of Adult ADHD

In adults, ADHD may go unrecognized and undiagnosed, with symptoms masked or mistaken for other issues.

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Pregnant women suffer racist and discriminatory abuse at NHS trust, says inquiry head

Nottingham maternity review finds women were refused interpreters, mocked and treated unkindly

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‘National disgrace’: black mothers in England twice as likely to have NHS birth investigated

Exclusive: head of Royal College of Midwives blames ‘institutional racism’ as black women face greater risk of death and stillbirth

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Social media has impact on sleep patterns

A new national study, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, offers insights into screen habits linked with better sleep. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Eat More Fruits In Middle Age To Ward Off Depressive Symptoms Later, Says Study

The study revealed that individuals who consumed higher quantities of fruits earlier in life had a reduced risk of experiencing depressive symptoms as they aged.

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San Antonio church leaders train to serve as mental health counselors

Under a Harvard Medical School pilot program, church members and leaders will work as interns before counseling on their own, referring more serious cases to medical providers.

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Discovery of different forms of insomnia could lead to better treatment

Brain scans reveal evidence of five subtypes, raising prospect of tailored approaches to improving sleep

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London's 'postcode lottery' for dementia diagnoses revealed

Analysis shows a 23 per cent gap in diagnosis rates between boroughs

The Independent UK

Dementia numbers hit record high – here’s the warning signs you need to know

England has one of the highest dementia diagnosis rates in the world

The Independent UK

Dementia diagnoses in England hit a record high, NHS data reveals

Diagnosis rates recovering after slump during pandemic with figures close to hitting national target

The Guardian - UK

Record numbers of people in England given dementia diagnosis in past year

NHS data also shows diagnosis rate misses target and remains below pre-pandemic levels

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Loneliness is killing men – and without proper support and intervention nothing will change

Many men are socialised to prioritise independence and stoicism, making it difficult for them to open up and form emotional connections

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