We weren’t actually more anxious during Covid, researchers discover The pandemic was cited by Biden administration officials as worsening America’s mental health crisis in 2023 The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025
UK’s largest children’s brain injury unit cut frontline staff over ‘financial crisis’ before child deaths Exclusive: The Children’s Trust, a flagship unit in Surrey, was criticised over staffing levels after three children died while in its care The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025
ADHD medication reduces risk of suicide and criminal behaviour, study finds About 2.6 million people in the UK live with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) , but in the just over half are prescribed medication for it The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025
ADHD medication linked to lower risk of suicidal behaviours, study suggests Research also suggests the medication lowers risks of substance misuse, transport accidents and criminality The Guardian - UK · Aug 13, 2025
Eat your fruit and veggies to help your mental health A new study suggests a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help alleviate psychological distress. AAP · Aug 13, 2025
The gut bacteria that could be causing insomnia – and what to do about it Insomnia affects about a third of adult in the UK. It can be caused by anxiety, noise, alcohol or caffeine and shift work, according to the NHS. The Independent UK · Aug 13, 2025
‘Social apnoea’: sleep disorder could worsen at weekends, research suggests Lifestyle factors such as drinking and smoking could contribute to increased severity of obstructive sleep apnoea The Guardian - UK · Aug 13, 2025
British Airways cabin crew member wins discrimination claim after being sacked for being 'too anxious to fly' Jennifer Clifford worked for the airline for almost four decades before the coronavirus pandemic Evening Standard · Aug 13, 2025
‘On call for brain retrievals’: the man who gets American football players examined for CTE after death The gunman who killed four people in the building of NFL’s New York headquarters asked for his brain be studied for CTE. Neuroscientist Chris Nowinski on what happens next The Guardian - US · Aug 12, 2025
Glass Hammer's Steve Babb reveals he's undergone successful surgery to remove a benign brain tumour Glass Hammer mainstay and multi-instrumentalist Steve Babb reveals brain tumour diagnosis and successful surgery in social media post Louder · Aug 12, 2025
Cats develop dementia similarly to humans – study The breakthrough was hailed as ‘wonderful’ and a ‘perfect natural model for Alzheimer’s’ by scientists who worked on it. Evening Standard · Aug 12, 2025
Cats develop dementia like humans – and may hold clues to treating it The breakthrough was hailed as a “perfect natural model for Alzheimer’s” by scientists who worked on it The Independent UK · Aug 11, 2025
'The orgasm gap is wider: What I wish neurotypical people knew about dating as a woman with ADHD' The author of a new book about life with ADHD explains how it really impacts dating and relationships — and how to be a good partner to someone with the condition Evening Standard · Aug 11, 2025
“Jam Metallica”: 69 People Who Brought Lifelong Pain To Their Children Through Horrible Names Why would anyone do a child dirty like that? Bored Panda · Aug 11, 2025
BANG Premier · Aug 10, 2025 Chris Hemsworth's diagnosis changed his outlook Chris Hemsworth is, biologially, eight to ten times more likely than other people to develop Alzheimer's disease.
Evening Standard · Aug 10, 2025 New Alzheimer's drug could wipe out deadly illness. Your tech and science digest These are the most groundbreaking stories from the new frontier of science and technology right now
Tom’s Guide · Aug 10, 2025 Neuroscientist explains why you talk in your sleep — and how to stop We asked the experts what sleep talking is, why it happens and how to stop it
Bored Panda · Aug 8, 2025 Woman Won’t Take The Blame For A Ruined First Meeting With Her Parents After BF Parties Too Hard Is a relationship doomed if meeting the parents goes poorly?
International Business Times UK · Aug 7, 2025 Forget 10,000 Steps! Walking This Number Daily Could Cut Dementia Risk by 38% and Depression by 22% New research reveals that walking just 7,000 steps a day—well below the popular 10,000-step target—can significantly reduce your risk of dementia, depression, and early death.
The Independent UK · Aug 7, 2025 Breakthrough study finds deficiency of this common nutrient could contribute to Alzheimer’s Scientists find new compound that could reverse memory loss in mice
The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2025 Why talking therapy for depression and anxiety is ‘less effective’ for young adults Researchers found young adults were 25 per cent less likely to meet the threshold for reliable recovery after having talking therapy
Evening Standard · Aug 6, 2025 Is eating your placenta good for you? Experts issue warning Although there has been much talk about the health advantages of eating your placenta, is it really beneficial or could it be harmful?
Tom’s Guide · Aug 6, 2025 New study reveals cycling can reduce dementia risk by 88% This workout has been found to have brain-boosting benefits
The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2025 Spending just 15 minutes in nature can have this surprising health benefit Researchers found both stationary and active time in nature can boost mental health
Tom’s Guide · Aug 5, 2025 'Social jet lag' could ruin your grades — here are 5 things to help you sleep better this semester Social jet lag affects your circadian rhythm, and if you're a student, it could be impacting your grades. We explore why it happens and what can help