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England names to disappear from shirts in Belgium friendly - to raise awareness of dementia

England vs Belgium will see players' names disappear from the backs of shirts – all in aid of a good cause

FourFourTwo

Questioning the diagnosis of autism denies the difficulties people like me live with

Being autistic doesn’t explain everything about me – but it helps make sense of my experiences

The Guardian - AU

Alzheimer’s ‘breakthrough’ stalls: why a much-hyped drug is facing approval delays

The benefits of drugs such as donanemab, aducanumab and lecanemab are proving harder to quantify than potential harms, experts say

The Guardian - AU

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New mum's depression death 'could have been prevented'

Demand for specialist postnatal mental health beds is 10 times higher than current supply and contributed to a Queensland woman's death, a coroner has found.

AAP

Children in GCC-run schools leave behind fears and insecurities through new programme

Empower students in Chennai schools through Leader in Me programme, teaching habits to tackle life's challenges effectively.

The Hindu

The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt – a pocket full of poison

An urgent and persuasive warning about the toll of ‘phone-based childhoods’

The Guardian - UK

New Research Deepens Havana Syndrome Mystery

The mystery of so-called Havana Syndrome, which struck down dozens of US diplomats, deepened Monday as new research found no tangible evidence of brain injury in those affected.

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No evidence of brain injury in people suffering ‘Havana Syndrome’: US study

US research agency finds no ‘biological abnormalities’ in US officials reporting incidents, but says symptoms are real.

Al Jazeera

50 Funny Memes Those Who Are Barely Functioning Will Probably Relate To (New Pics)

With over 1.3 million followers, the ‘Freud Intensifies’ Instagram account boasts a wonderful collection of amusing—and likely quite relatable to many—memes. The post 50 Funny Memes Those Who Are Barely Functioning Will Probably Relate To (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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12 signs of depression in children and what to do if you're worried, explained by experts

Knowing the signs of depression in children is an important step towards being able to get professional help early, to avoid it having a long-term impact on a child's life.

GoodToKnow

Why ME/CFS is still so poorly researched and treated

Letters: Readers respond to George Monbiot’s article on the treatment and attitude of the medical profession to the debilitating condition

The Guardian - UK

World Sleep Day: top tips for how to get a good night's sleep

Diabetes, dementia, and heart issues are among the illnesses that are closely associated with poor sleep

Evening Standard

Neurological conditions now leading cause of ill-health worldwide, finds study

Numbers living with or dying from disorders such as stroke rises dramatically to 3.4bn people – 43% of global population

The Guardian - UK

New Research Reveals Atypical Brain Connections In Kids With ADHD

Discover the neurobiological basis of ADHD in children through the NIH study, debunking misconceptions and highlighting unique brain connections.

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Losing a grandmother can impact teenage boys' mental health for as long as 7 years, research shows - here's how you can support them

Research has found that the death of a grandmother can have severe and lasting mental health consequences for both her adult children and grandchildren.

Dynamite News

Diet has significant impact on risk of Alzheimer's disease: Research

In a detailed study, researchers identify which diets are effective in lowering the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

Tom’s Guide

What is sleep paralysis — and is it possible to stop it from happening in the moment?

Sleep paralysis is a frightening disorder where you are awake but cannot move. But what causes it and is it possible to stop it from happening? A sleep scientist answers.

Tom’s Guide

Why do I grind my teeth in my sleep? A leading neuroscientist answers

A dental guard can help protect your teeth from grinding them in your sleep, but that only solves part of the problem, explains a leading sleep expert.

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50 ‘Why Is My Brain Like This’ Memes That Almost Seem Like Personal Attacks

We all know that we have to take proper care of our physical health. However, how many of us take the time and put in the effort to do the same for our mental health The post 50 ‘Why Is My Brain Like This’ Memes That Almost Seem Like Personal…

Medical Daily

Medications Help Cut Risk Of Premature Death In ADHD Patients: Study

The latest study included 148,000 individuals in Sweden who were diagnosed with ADHD. The researchers noted that starting ADHD medications reduced their overall mortality risk, particularly from unnatural causes such as accidents and drug overdose.

Salon

COVID-19 leaves its mark on the brain

COVID can cause headaches, strokes, seizures and more. These injuries can result in significant drops in IQ scores

Tom’s Guide

Why decluttering your bedroom can make you fall asleep faster — sleep expert explains

Did you know that a cluttered bedroom can prevent you from drifting off to sleep? A sleep expert reveals why decluttering your bedroom can help you fall asleep faster.

Medical Daily

Activity Tracking Wrist-Worn Device Could Detect Alzheimer's Disease Early: Study

With over 6 million Americans impacted by Alzheimer's across all age groups, the researchers hope their innovative approach could help identify the condition promptly, enabling early intervention for timely help and support.

The Guardian - UK

Blind people in England at risk from ‘shocking’ social care delays, finds report

At least a quarter of councils are taking more than a year to provide vital support to people with a new visual impairment diagnosis

Tom’s Guide

What is melatonin? And why is it so important to your sleep?

Sleep experts explain why melatonin is important for sleep, plus five ways to boost it naturally.

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