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‘I couldn’t hide from it any more’: lockdowns drove Chantelle to the brink, and she wasn’t alone

Exclusive: Sydney University’s Alone Together study finds one-third of group of young adults had moderate to severe symptoms over the two years of lockdowns

The Guardian - AU

‘The left hand doesn’t know what the right is doing’: the barriers to UK maternal mental healthcare

Mental health problems affect up to 20% of new mothers, but provision of mother-and-baby support is patchy

The Guardian - UK

Lawmakers back psychedelics research for PTSD treatment in defense bill

Learn about the bipartisan push to study psychedelics as a potential treatment for PTSD in veterans, backed by the 2024 defense bill and supported by the VA.

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Compound from ‘Indian tobacco’ has potential to ease Alzheimer’s symptoms: study

A recent study by Kerala scientists reveals that a compound derived from Indian tobacco shows potential in treating Alzheimer's.

The Hindu

Energy Drinks Associated With Depression, ADHD, And Anxiety In Kids, Young Adults: Research

A recent study has identified a series of health effects associated with energy drinks, including disrupted sleep, depression, suicide, ADHD, and anxiety, particularly in children and young adults.

Medical Daily

Obsessive-compulsive disorder linked to increased risk of death

People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) could be more likely to die from both natural and unnatural causes than those without the illness, according to a Swedish study published in The BMJ. Read further on Dynamite News:

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FDA failing children with rare disease

The FDA is holding potential Sanfilippo syndrome therapies to an impossible and inhumane standard

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Should you take melatonin gummies to fall asleep fast? Here's what a doctor thinks

Two sleep doctors answer everything you need to know about melatonin gummies, including the side effects, how long they last and how many you should take.

Tom’s Guide

Disease not to blame for cop's false evidence: expert

Mild pre-dementia symptoms would not have caused a police officer to have false memories of his assault on a woman, a court has heard.

AAP

116 Memes You Might Find Painfully Relatable If You Could Use Some More Serotonin

If your serotonin levels have been dropping too low this winter, these memes might be able to give you a boost! The post 116 Memes You Might Find Painfully Relatable If You Could Use Some More Serotonin first appeared on Bored Panda.

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How you understand time impacts how quickly wounds heal, Harvard study finds

‘Results demonstrate effect of time on physical healing is inseparable from psychological experience of time,’ scientists say

The Independent UK

New Alzheimer's therapy shows promise in human trials

Exciting breakthrough in Alzheimer's research - combination of focused ultrasound and antibody therapy shows promise in removing brain plaque.

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David Cameron refuses to say what he earnt in Greensill lobbying scandal

DAVID Cameron has refused to say how much money he earnt while working for Greensill capital.

The National (Scotland)

Perinatal depression linked to higher risk of death

Women who experience depression during or after pregnancy are more likely to die from both natural and unnatural causes, according to a recent study of childbirth in Sweden published in The British Medical Journal. Read further on Dynamite News;

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Hope amid the hell of being a dementia carer

Letters: Fanny Johnstone’s moving account of caring for her father resonates with readers

Dynamite News

Perinatal depression linked to higher risk of death: Study

The Independent UK

Pregnant women with depression twice as likely to die as those without, researchers warn

Suicide is the leading cause of maternal deaths 6 weeks to a year after birth in the UK

Tom’s Guide

I just tried the first brain-reading headphones at CES 2024 — here's what they can do

Neurable is working with Master & Dynamic to bring headphones to market that can read your brain waves and tell you when you're focused and when you need to take a break. This could help people avoid burnout, and there's much more on the way.

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The Independent UK

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer’s rates in Europe – study

Researchers analysed the bones and teeth of almost 5,000 humans who lived across western Europe and Asia up to 34,000 years ago.

The Independent UK

Breakthrough shines new light on ancient causes of multiple sclerosis

Study shines new light for researchers looking at ways to prevent multiple sclerosis, experts say

Chicago Sun-Times

Ask the Doctors: Sleep inertia can cause persistent grogginess, but lifestyle changes can help

Sleep inertia can impair thinking and decision-making, adversely affect learning and short-term memory and lead to slower reaction time. But certain strategies can help.

The Independent UK

California lawmakers to consider ban on tackle football for kids under 12

California lawmakers are debating whether to ban tackle football for children under 12

The Independent UK

This psychedelic drug could help treat traumatic brain injuries, new study shows

Hunter Biden is among the most famous former users of ibogaine, derived from the bark of the west African iboga tree

The Guardian - UK

‘I wouldn’t have missed it for the world’: 10 things I learned when my father had dementia

As his condition grew worse, I cared for him for 18 months. Amid the grief and pain, there were moments of explosive laughter – and unexpected pride

The Conversation

Worried about school refusal? How to use the holidays to help your child

These long summer holidays may seem like an extra blessing to families who are dealing with a child who does not like school or who refuses to go.

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