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NHS staff taking time off due to poor mental health continues, new data shows

Figures showed days off due to anxiety, stress, depression and other psychiatric illnesses made up almost a quarter of absences in February.

The Independent UK

‘I wanted to play but my hand wouldn’t move’: making an album with Parkinson’s

When musician Samuel Smith received a life-changing diagnosis he decided to make the record he’d always dreamed of – and many of his Nashville heroes agreed to play on it

The Guardian - UK

Parkinson's disease symptoms: Subtle change to your skin you should never ignore

Changes can include increased oily skin or flaking to the face and scalp, while excessive sweating could also be a sign of Parkinson's - although more likely while already on medication

Daily Mirror

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Genetic breakthrough could lead to new treatments for multiple sclerosis

After sifting through 7.8million genetic variants, one was found to be associated with faster disease progression

Nottingham Post

Genetic breakthrough could mean new treatments for multiple sclerosis

After sifting through 7.8million genetic variants, one was found to be associated with faster disease progression

Wales Online

Genetic breakthrough could prevent MS progression, researchers say

The global study included data from more than 22,000 people with MS.

The Independent UK

The Valleys community coming together to help dad stuck in hospital after collapsing

A fundraising page has been set up to help bring Paul Davies home

Wales Online

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IISc project to use smartphones for early detection, diagnosis of neuro-degenerative diseases

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) are currently undertaking a project which aims to collect data for commonly observed neuro-degenerative disorders and develop models for diagnosis using state-of-the-art machine learning approaches.

The Hindu

3 Stocks to Own as Alzheimer's Drugs Bring Relief

The number of people with dementia, including those with Alzheimer's disease, are projected to increase from 50+ million now to more than 150 million in 2050, according to Alzheimer's Disease International. Those sheer numbers will mean that investors in certain stocks, producing Alzheimer's drugs to combat the disease, are poised…

StockNews.com

Steps we can all take to raise deaf awareness

Letters: Speak directly, be understanding and remember that sign language is rarely the answer for people with acquired hearing loss, writes Quentin Kopp. Plus a letter by Wendy Ritson

The Guardian - UK

What is Tourette’s and how does it affect the brain? As Lewis Capaldi cancels tour

Lewis Capaldi recently revealed that he has been diagnosed with Tourette's and has decided to take a break from touring

Daily Mirror

Anxious children are being kept off school by parents working from home, schools minister warns

Parents are more wary of sending their children to school with a cold, MPs hear

Evening Standard

Dementia and stroke risk 'linked to sleeping habit' - but many don't know they suffer

You may be completely unaware you are more at risk of the serious health conditions as you are unaware of sleep apnoea symptoms while you rest at night.

Daily Record

Dementia early warning signs that are often missed or brushed off as 'old age'

It's a devastating condition, but many people with dementia don't always pick up on the early warning symptoms.

Daily Record

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Seven early signs of dementia often confused with 'just getting old'

Dementia can be incredibly debilitating and devastating, but too many people are quick to brush aside some early concerning signs of the degenerative brain condition

Wales Online

Woman died in hospital after nurses thought she was pretending to be unconscious

Edwige was first taken into care at the age of 15

The Guardian - UK

Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change review – proof that the hearing world is as prejudiced as ever

The Strictly winner is a wonderful, hopeful presence – but the main takeaway of this courageously honest documentary is how little things have changed for the deaf community in decades

Belfast Live

Fermanagh exhibition set to challenge the stigma of living with dementia

The Exhibition will be displayed in Belleek

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An Alzheimer's drug is on the way, but getting it may still be tough. Here's why

The Food and Drug Administration is expected to grant full approval to the Alzheimer's drug lecanemab by July 6. But access to the drug may still be limited.

Daily Record

Only those with sharp focus can spot number 8881 among 8831s in 12 seconds

This puzzle asks you to find the number 8881 in a sea of 8831s but there's a time limit of just 12 seconds - so you're really up against the clock.

Daily Record

Inspirational Scot earns degree after being unable to read or write at age 16

Chloe McRoberts, who left school with no qualifications, is now using her experience to encourage others.

The Times of India

How can loneliness worsen your mental health?

Loneliness today is amongst the leading health risks right alongside the alarming factors such as air pollution, substance use, heart diseases. Studies have shown a significant correlation between loneliness and the prognosis of psychological conditions like depression, anxiety, degrees of alcoholism, mood disorders and more. Loneliness can further deteriorate already…

Daily Mirror

Lack of sleep can raise dementia risk - but there's an exception for spotty sleepers

Those who sleep six hours or less per night are at greater risk of dementia, while those who take sleeping pills nearly double their risk of getting the disease

Daily Mirror

Short daytime naps may help reduce the risk of developing dementia, study suggests

Those who take short, regular naps during the day were said to show less brain shrinkage, which is a sign of ageing, and had brains which were two to six-and-a-half years younger

The Guardian - AU

‘Your needs came second’: love, resentment and being the other child

Siblings of children with neurodevelopmental and mental health issues face complicated and conflicting emotions. How are they best navigated?

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