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Is ADHD A Mental Illness? Understand the connection between mental health, nutrition, and ADHD: its neurological roots, impact, and why it’s often debated as a disorder.

The former All Blacks Sevens player suspected he had CTE, a disease associated with head impacts, and has donated his brain to science to help understand the condition

Neuroplasticity is one reason manifesting may scientifically work.

Imagine knowing in your 20s or 30s that you carry a gene which will cause your mind and body to slowly unravel. Huntington’s disease is inherited, relentless and fatal, and there is no cure. Families live with the certainty of decline stretching across generations.

Chichester City player Vigar died last week aged 21 after he collided with a concrete barrier.

So, Lime bikes are facing at least a dozen legal claims from cyclists who say they were injured while riding “faulty” bikes and alarmingly these alleged injuries include broken legs, arms and ankles, dislocated shoulders and brain injuries There are an estimated 40,000 Lime bikes out there and the company…

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), car accidents remain one of the leading causes of traumatic brain injuries in the U.S., making it essential to seek medical attention even if you initially feel fine.

A company called uniQure has announced promising results from a trial of a new gene therapy for Huntington’s disease. The news has spread quickly through families affected by this condition, who have been desperately waiting for a treatment that can stop or slow down this devastating illness.

With her first book-to-movie adaptation, 'The Housemaid' coming soon, here's what you should be reading.

LET’S UNPACK THAT: A new study has found that habit, not conscious choice, dictates the majority of our actions. Helen Coffey asks the experts whether it’s possible to live more intentionally, and investigates how we can hack our routine to build healthier lives

Dementia is a condition that results in progressive memory or thinking problems. It’s now the most common cause of death in Australia. There are many different causes of dementia, but Alzheimer’s disease accounts for around 60–80% of all cases.