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‘We have hope for some breakthroughs’: can we change the way we treat schizophrenia?

Scientists are cautiously optimistic that new approaches to treating the disabling condition may improve the lives of those affected by it

The Guardian - UK

Unlocking the brain's spiral symphony

Swirling brain waves may hold the key to decoding the mysteries of cognition

Salon

Mark Cavendish hopes his documentary makes mental health issues more relatable

‘Mark Cavendish: Never Enough’ launches on Netflix on August 2, where he discusses his Epstein-Barr virus battle and clinical depression diagnosis.

The Independent UK

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Health: Yoga may benefit older women suffering from Alzheimer, reveals a Study

The study included 22 participants who were part of a larger randomized controlled trial studying yoga’s effects on Alzheimer’s risk. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Alzheimer’s may worsen in patients facing ‘jet lag’ from light exposure changes, study suggests

New research says enhanced light sensitivity could contribute to ‘sundowning’

The Independent UK

People with long-term autoimmune disorders exhibit "startling" levels of concealed mental health problems: Study

According to a recent study from the University of Cambridge and King's College London, more than half of patients with auto-immune disorders have mental health issues including sadness or anxiety, however, the majority are seldom or never queried in the clinic about mental health symptoms. ' Read further on Dynamite…

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Failed by the NHS over our child’s ADHD diagnosis

Letters: Despairing over the wait for an assessment, we paid for one privately – only for our GP to refuse a shared care agreement

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Regular Olive Oil Use Linked To Lower Risk Of Fatal Dementia, Study Finds

Incorporating half a tablespoon of olive oil into daily diet may reduce risk of dementia-related death by 28%, according to research.

Zenger

Study reveals hidden mental health symptoms in people with autoimmune diseases

Experts are calling for urgent mental health support for autoimmune disease patients.

The Independent UK

Marion Davis obituary

Other Lives: Social worker who worked to protect children throughout her career, and who regarded their voices as paramount

The Guardian - UK

5 powerful health benefits of spending time outdoors

It’s so much more important than you’d think!

‘Hearing aids might reduce cognitive decline in adults at higher dementia risk’

The study highlights the importance of treating hearing loss in older people as a potential way to reduce the global burden of the condition

Evening Standard

Additional 2.5 million people will have major illnesses by 2040, report says

At the age of 70, people will have an average of three long-term conditions, rising to more than five by the age of 85, researchers said.

The Independent UK

New Study Shows Coffee May Help Prevent Alzheimer's

A paper shows that the organic compounds in coffee prevent abnormal tau protein buildup in the brain associated with Alzheimer's disease.

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The Hindu

NIMHANS study aims at addressing depression and anxiety in patients with non-communicable diseases

Study finds behavioural activation effective in managing depression, anxiety in NCD patients in India

The Hindu

Bengaluru doctors treat senior citizen whose hand ‘stole’ blood from brain

Patient's left hand "stole" blood from brain due to blocked artery, causing stroke-like symptoms. Doctors at Brains Super Speciality Hospital in Bengaluru performed stenting to restore blood flow, and patient's speech returned.

The Guardian - UK

‘Brain fog’ of long Covid comparable to ageing 10 years, study finds

Symptoms of infection can last two years, but researchers find no lasting cognitive impairment after individuals fully recover

The Independent UK

England’s dedicated day for Alzheimer’s Society ‘a wonderful opportunity’

England all-rounder Alice Davidson-Richards believes the partnership can be a force for good.

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The Guardian - UK

More than 250,000 dementia patients in England could miss new treatments

More than a third of Alzheimer’s patients could miss out on certain drugs because they have no recorded diagnosis, NHS figures show

Here’s what happens to your body when you stop drinking coffee

Want to cut out coffee? 7 things that might happen to you when you stop drinking it

The Independent UK

Anatomy of imposter syndrome: what it is and how to handle it

Celebrities from sports stars to presenters are opening up about it, and people can experience it everywhere from work to social events, and even at the gym. But what is imposter syndrome, and how can you manage it? We deep-dive into the condition, and discover effective, expert ways to get…

The Independent UK

Treatment at first signs of MS ‘could mean lower risk of disability later’

Symptoms of multiple sclerosis may include fatigue, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness or problems with balance.

Tribune News Service

Study: Baltimore ranks among jurisdictions with highest Alzheimer’s disease prevalence

Baltimore has one of the highest rates of Alzheimer’s disease in the country and Maryland has the highest rate among states, according to an analysis published in the Alzheimer’s Association’s online journal.

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Do you know tracking brain waves can reduce post-op complications? Study finds

Higher anaesthetic medication dosages can cause an even deeper state of unconsciousness called burst suppression, which is associated with cognitive deficits once the patient awakens. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

How strong coffee could prevent Alzheimer’s – even if it is in an espresso martini

Dark, rich espresso is regularly drunk by around 13 per cent of people in the UK

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