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Why is it so hard to get my ADHD medication in the US?

I moved to New York this year and am embroiled in a Kafkaesque ordeal trying to get my meds filled

The Guardian - US

Scientists built the largest-ever map of the human brain. Here's what they found

A new atlas of the human brain could help explain abilities like language – and vulnerabilities, like Alzheimer's disease.

WEKU

‘My self-worth plummeted every month’: the hidden disorder that can ruin women’s lives

PMDD is a little-known condition that causes depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts for a significant proportion of women. Sufferers and experts talk about its devastating effects, and the fight to improve diagnosis

The Guardian - UK

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The office returns: are the days of Australians working from home numbered?

Working remotely during the pandemic disrupted a centuries-old agreement between employers and employees. What now for WFH?

The Guardian - AU

Why are abortion laws in the spotlight again? | Explained

What are the rules on terminating a pregnancy under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Amendment Act? Why has the case of a married woman who is 26 weeks pregnant led to a pro-life versus pro-choice debate?

The Hindu

Mental Health in India | How accessible and affordable is mental healthcare in the country?

Read The Hindu analysis on the affordability and accessibility of mental healthcare facilities in India.

The Hindu

Study finds link between subjective, objective memory deterioration

According to a new study, those who have slight issues with these tests are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment, which can be a precursor to dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘You’ll grow out of it’: the best and worst advice for depression

Give up gluten. Take up surfing. Eat a baked potato ... Readers with experience of depression share the advice that really helped them – and what really didn’t

The Guardian - UK

Jury awards $55.5 million to man who suffered brain damage during birth at UIC hospital

Shamond Butler, now 20, has the cognitive capability of a 2-year-old because of brain damage he suffered during birth, his lawyer said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Billy Connolly reveals how Parkinson's has 'radically changed' his life

Sir Billy Connolly has said his life has changed “radically” since he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, as he revealed his wife now…

The National (Scotland)

Dear Abby: Husband asks me to care for his ill parents

He’d like to sell the current home and move in with them, but he has a full-time job, so his wife would have most of the responsibility for his mom with Alzheimer’s and his father with stage-4 cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Herbal Extract Shows Promise In Delaying Dementia, Study Finds

Sailuotong improves memory and executive function in elderly with mild cognitive impairment, potentially warding off dementia.

Zenger

With record number of calls, J&K programme for mental health declared top-ranking initiative among UTs

J&K's Tele Mental Health Programme declared top-ranking initiative in UTs. Received 26,743 calls, 12.04% emergency, highest record.

The Hindu

Dementia risk factors pose more danger for ethnic minorities, finds study

Conditions such as diabetes and obesity are said to magnify risk of south Asian and black people developing the disease

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The Independent UK

People with early Alzheimer’s disease ‘have difficulty turning when walking’

It is hoped the findings will help secure earlier detection of the condition.

The Independent UK

‘I forgot my own daughter due to 20-year-old brain tumour that grew to the size of a lemon’

Sorrall Dovey, 52, had the tumour removed six years ago and there are no signs it has returned

The Independent UK

Woman who took on hike two months after brain haemorrhage hands medal to surgeon

Bernie Burke survived a subarachnoid haemorrhage in April.

The Hindu

Supreme Court divided on married woman’s right to abort 26-week pregnancy

Supreme Court expresses anguish over possibility of survival of 26-week pregnant woman's foetus. Asks which court will say "stop the fetal heartbeat". Bench wonders why earlier report was ambiguous. Woman's counsel asked to file affidavit on what she wants to do.

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The Independent UK

Girl, 6, has surgery in which half of her brain is ‘disconnected’ to stop debilitating seizures

The child’s seizures are caused by an extremely rare condition that affects only around 500 children worldwide

The Guardian - AU

Parkinson’s disease detectable before physical symptoms show, Australian research finds

Exclusive: synthetic compound highlights neurodegeneration when injected into patients at early stages of disease, study shows

Evening Standard

Excessive social media and smartphone use linked to ADHD symptoms

Technology addiction found to cause inattention and hyperactivity

The Hindu

‘Higher expectations undermining people’s mental health’

High expectations lead to mental health issues; society must recognize mental health as a basic human right & create mental health friendly environments. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealth #HumanRight #SocialDiscrimination

The Independent UK

Running could be just as effective at treating depression as medication, scientists find

Scientists call for extending treatment arsenal by implementing exercise therapy

The Independent UK

World Mental Health Day: 5 ways to beat anxiety and change your life

Psychologist Dr Kirren Schnack, author of Ten Times Calmer, talks to Lisa Salmon about how to take more control of your life.

The Independent UK

Far more women executives experience stress than men with addiction problems common

Exclusive: Four in ten women in high-paid jobs say they take recreational drugs more than once a week – with three in ten saying they consume drugs during work day

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