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Is Bruce Willis Still Alive? Update On His Disease Is 'Devastating'

Bruce Willis is alive but faces worsening dementia. His wife confirms severe language loss and rare moments of recognition in 2025.

International Business Times UK · Aug 27, 2025

Warning for those using cannabis to treat mental health disorders

Scientists are sounding the alarm for patients with anxiety and depression

The Independent UK · Aug 27, 2025

David Bowie's daughter Lexi Jones diagnosed with autism

David Bowie's daughter Lexi Jones has revealed she's been diagnosed with autism - admitting it "finally made sense" and has given her "language, clarity, and relief".

BANG Premier · Aug 26, 2025

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Lord Julian Fellowes undergoes procedure to treat tremor

Downton Abbey creator Lord Julian Fellowes has been given a huge boost after undergoing a procedure to treat a neurological condition which caused a tremor.

BANG Premier · Aug 26, 2025

This diet offsets the risk of dementia for genetically vulnerable adults, new study finds

Dementia affects more than six million Americans and leads to more than 100,000 deaths each year

The Independent UK · Aug 26, 2025

Frankie Bridge feels like a 'worthless waste of space' as she grapples with depression

Frankie Bridge says she's been "trying to quiet the nose in my head" by doing some exercise.

BANG Premier · Aug 25, 2025

Devastating symptoms of long Covid compared to degenerative disease by new study

Patients struggling with daily activities for months or years after coronavirus infection

The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2025

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Half a million people have received dementia diagnosis on NHS, figures show

NHS hospitals are now using technology to help keep people living with dementia safe in their homes.

Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2025

The common British fruit which can protect against Alzheimer’s

Cherries are naturally rich in anthocyanins, which have been linked to preventing dementia

The Independent UK · Aug 22, 2025

Mum, 41, Found Dead in Travelodge After NHS Discharged Her Despite Struggle with Postpartum Psychosis

A 41-year-old mother with postpartum psychosis was found dead in a hotel, sparking questions about the care and support provided by the NHS.

International Business Times UK · Aug 22, 2025

‘Depressed’ Mom Ends Life Of Her ‘Perfect Family’ Days After Posting Grim TikTok

"Her whole world was falling apart."

Bored Panda · Aug 21, 2025

A hearing aid before the age of 70 can dramatically reduce risk of dementia, new research finds

Dementia affects more than 6 million Americans and leads to more than 100,000 deaths each year

The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2025

I share all my deepest thoughts and feelings with ChatGPT – but our friendship is doomed

At the moment, the AI chatbot never remembers me, so I can ask it the same questions over and over and enjoy its non-judgmental replies. The Online Safety Act, though well-intentioned, will change all that, writes Coco Khan

The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2025

The popular supplement that could protect women from Alzheimer’s disease

Researchers say clinical trials are needed to determine the biological trajectory of Alzheimer’s disease

The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2025

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2025

Women with Alzheimer’s have unusually low omega fatty acid levels, study finds

Analysis of blood samples finds women with the disease have 20% lower levels, a pattern not seen in men

Evening Standard · Aug 20, 2025

Cheap supplement may protect against Alzheimer’s in women

People can get omega fatty acids as a supplement or by eating salmon, mackerel or sardines.

Medical Daily · Aug 19, 2025

Why Saving Our Doctors Is Saving Lives: A Call to Action This Suicide Prevention Month

Each September, Suicide Prevention Month brings much-needed attention to mental health and the people most at risk. The focus often falls on veterans, first responders, and law enforcement, professions marked by immense stress and little margin for error. Yet, one equally vulnerable group remains: physicians.

AAP · Aug 19, 2025

When the end is near, psychedelics may ease the anguish

An Australia-first psilocybin trial has found the drug can ease the anguish experienced by the terminally ill as psychiatrists call for a shake-up in treatment.

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The Independent UK · Aug 19, 2025

Scientists discover natural compounds found in popular hot drink that protect brain against Alzheimer’s

Findings point to promising strategies to rescue nerves in the brain’s hippocampus from ageing and Alzheimer’s

The Independent UK · Aug 19, 2025

‘Mount Everest air’ could hold key to reversing Parkinson’s symptoms, study finds

Researchers are developing ‘hypoxia in a pill’ drugs to treat disorders linked to dysfunctional mitochondria

The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2025

Social media still pushing suicide-related content to teens despite new UK safety laws

Researchers who set up dummy accounts as 15-year-old girl were bombarded with self-harm and depression posts

The Independent UK · Aug 18, 2025

Groundbreaking brain chip decodes people’s inner monologues in real time

Brain-computer interface cannot decode inner speech unless unlocked with a chosen keyword

Tom’s Guide · Aug 17, 2025

Doctor shares 5 common reasons why you're sleep walking — plus how to stop

From stress to sleep disorders, a sleep doctor breaks down why you're sleep walking at night and how to stop

Budget and the Bees · Aug 15, 2025

10 Times Your Partner Was Crying for Help—Without Saying a Word

It’s a painful reality that the people we love most often struggle in silence. They might feel ashamed, overwhelmed, or simply unable to find the words to express their pain. As a partner, you are in a unique position to notice the subtle shifts in their behavior that signal something…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 14, 2025

Is Your ADHD Getting Worse? Here Are 5 Reasons You Should Look Into

If you live with ADHD, you know that managing its symptoms is a constant balancing act. But what happens when it feels like the tightrope is getting thinner and your symptoms are spiraling? You might worry, “Is my ADHD getting worse?” While it’s a valid concern, the reality is often…

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