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Sleep apnea symptoms linked to memory, thinking problems: Study

People with sleep apnea may be more likely to have memory or thinking problems, according to a preliminary study that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 76th Annual Meeting in April this year. Read further on Dynamite News:

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What’s behind the UK’s increase in autism diagnoses?

Experts are undecided about whether there is overdiagnosis or whether more children are autistic

The Guardian - UK

We should all have the right to die on our own terms – current assisted-dying laws deny this to people with dementia

It’s important to ensure VAD is not abused, but life-expectancy restrictions mean many are denied the right to avoid an ignominious and drawn-out decline

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Emma Heming Willis Shuts Down Narrative There's "No More Joy" in Marriage to Bruce Willis Amid Dementia Diagnosis

She set the record straight on Instagram.

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Sleep apnea symptoms linked to memory, thinking problems

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Daily Quiz | On rare diseases

Rare diseases are those debilitating conditions that occur infrequently in a population, and very few of them have approved treatments. Rare Diseases Day is observed on February 29.

The Hindu

Tandem Cycling Boosts Well-Being For Parkinson's Patients And Their Care Partners: Study

In a small-scale study, researchers examined how engaging in a simple exercise together such as tandem cycling could benefit a patient who suffers from Parkinson's disease and their respective caretakers.

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Noisier world linked to increase in hearing loss

Earphones, concerts and occupational noise all have an effect on our ears which is why researchers are pushing for more awareness on World Hearing Day.

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‘It feels like we’ve been lobotomised’: the possible sexual consequences of SSRIs

Long-term sexual dysfunction is a side-effect for some patients who take these widely prescribed antidepressants, and can leave sufferers devastated

The Guardian - UK

Anti-cancer drug can improve symptoms after stroke

An investigation conducted by the UAB's Institut de Neurociencies (INc-UAB) showed the advantages of vorinostat in animal models following a stroke. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Female Psychopaths Go Unnoticed Because They Are Too 'Subtle', Expert Says

While the world imagines psychopaths to be violent and antisocial criminals, experts have revealed that "the behaviour of female psychopaths seems to be subtle".

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A new test for autism hopes to help doctors diagnose before symptoms show

Children with a gene mutation linked to severe autism were found to be hypersensitive to this motion. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Scientists develop a simple blood test to quickly diagnose sarcoidosis

A simple blood test, may allow for the selective use of more intrusive diagnostic tests that are commonly employed to identify the disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Understanding the brain's sewage system

New research on how the brain flushes waste underscores the importance of getting good sleep in preventing dementia

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‘Brain fog’ from long Covid has measurable impact, study suggests

Researchers found that deficits equivalent to six IQ points were detectable a year or more after infection

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"He hid all my tablets before his parents visited as they 'wouldn't understand', he said" - My postnatal depression was a source of shame for everyone except me

Since my initial postnatal depression diagnosis, I've had recurring bouts of the illness. Each one hasn't been easy for my loved ones to accept.

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Abdominal fat can influence brain health, cognition in high Alzheimer's risk patients

The impact of abdominal fat on brain health and cognition is often greater in middle-aged men at high risk of Alzheimer's disease than in women. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Poor sleep health is linked with muscle dysmorphia

Getting adequate sleep is critical for our bodies to maintain basic health processes, and it is especially necessary for teenage and young adult development. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Latinos at Higher Risk of Being Overmedicated in Hospitals, Increasing Chances of Death

Language disparities between patients and clinicians are cited as a potential reason that could lead to deep sedation

The Hindu

The rocky vista of medicinal cannabis research is bringing into view

Cannabis plant's effects on mood, cognition, and potential treatments for various disorders are under significant research interest globally.

The Guardian - UK

Talking therapies could help women through menopause, study finds

CBT and MBI shown to help with quality of life and to lesser extent anxiety and depression

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Yoga gives distinct cognitive advantages to older women at risk of Alzheimer's disease

Kundalini yoga improved cognition and memory in older women at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by restoring neural pathways, preventing brain matter decline, and reversing ageing and inflammation-associated biomarkers--improvements not seen in a group that received standard memory training exercises. Read further on Dynamite News:

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“Music saves many of us – yet we often lose the people who gave us that music to the very thing their music saves us from”: The tragedy that led Sully Erna to create the Scars Foundation

The Godsmack leader’s first-ever song was about a friend who took his own life. He’s never recorded it, but he’s determined to share what he’s learned about the power of music and communication, with the aim of saving others

Newcastle Herald

Shaken baby trial:'I cannot imagine another way of doing it'

Medical expert suspects baby was 'severely shaken'

The Guardian - UK

Is the 100-year old TB vaccine a new weapon against Alzheimer’s?

Studies suggest the BCG jab discovered a century ago could provide a cheap and effective way of boosting the immune system to protect people from developing the condition

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