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New test could reassure parents their baby’s hearing aids are working

Researchers say there is no reliable way of testing how well babies are hearing through their hearing aids between the ages of three and seven months.

The Independent UK

Baby had 100 seizures a day before surgeons had to remove part of his brain

Mum Kate Rodgers was home alone when her son, who was born in July 2018, had a seizure that did not stop. After calling an ambulance, Ronnie needed rescue medication and was diagnosed with epilepsy

Daily Mirror

New test could reassure parents their babies’ hearing aids are working – study

Researchers say there is no reliable way of testing how well babies are hearing through their hearing aids between the ages of three and seven months.

The Independent UK

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Fallout from youth vaping crisis sparks warning as more children take up habit to fight stress

The belief that vaping is "relatively harmless" and helps school children deal with stress and anxiety has led to a youth vaping crisis, teachers and counsellors say — and there is a growing push for stricter regulation.

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Baby boy needed part of brain removing after suffering 100 seizures a day

Kate is urging other parents to know the signs

Liverpool Echo

Mum moves her two boyfriends into her home so they can wash dishes and clean for her

An influencer and mum claims she has successfully beat depression by having two partners - and is even open to the option of adding a third. 27-year-old Lary Ingrid - known as Larissa - met her first partner Ítalo Silva, 25, eight years ago. But sh

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Gordon McQueen’s daughter opens up about his dementia diagnosis: ‘It’s like he’s locked in himself’

The former Machester United defender was diagnosed with the condition two years ago

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Northumbria NHS Trust aims to reduce medication delays for Parkinson's patients

Parkinson's medication delivery times in hospitals new priority for Northumbria NHS Trust

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Early menopause without Hormone therapy could risk Alzheimer's disease: Study

Women are more likely than men to develop Alzheimer's disease (AD), with women making up two-thirds of the population living with AD. Read further on Dynamite Nes:

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Raquel Welch secretly battled devastating disease before her death

Actress Raquel Welch suffered a devastating disorder that contributed to her death at age 82, it has been revealed.

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Influencer claims having two partners helped her beat depression

Larissa met her first partner Ítalo eight years ago, but then she started a relationship with her former neighbour, João Victor

The Independent UK

How Northern Ireland's only medical cannabis vape lounge is supporting mental health and chronic illnesses

Alan Robinson has opened Stay Medicated in order to support medical cannabis patients in Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

Lauder family pledges $200M to its Alzheimer's research work

The sons of cosmetics giant Estée Lauder, along with her four grandchildren, pledged $200 million Tuesday to the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation

The Independent UK

Autistic woman blasts misconceptions as she's cruelly accused of 'making it up'

Helen Ellis was diagnosed with autism as an adult after struggling with social interactions for her whole life, and says the most troubling aspect is sensory overload

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Psychedelic drug trip improves symptoms of depression for six months, breakthrough study finds

Dimethyltryptamine is a powerful hallucinogenic found in several plants and can be smoked, snorted or mixed with ayahuasca

The Independent UK

Psychedelic drug improves symptoms of depression for six months – study

Dimethyltryptamine is a powerful hallucinogenic found in several plants and can be smoked, snorted or mixed with ayahuasca.

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5 reasons why you're waking up in the night, and how to fix them

A sleep expert shares five reasons why you could be waking up at night, with accompanying tips for sounder sleep.

The Independent UK

Lorry driver discovered he had a brain tumour after he ‘forgot how to drive’

Mark O’Meara, 47, was driving down the M27 when he suddenly lost sensation in the right side of his body

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The Independent UK

Short works breaks do not prevent mental fatigue or increase efficiency – study

A new study looked at healthy men who took a 10-minute break every 50 minutes.

The Independent UK

Early menopause may lead to some women developing dementia, scientists say

‘Hormone therapy should be administered close to menopause onset, but not several years after’

Daily Mirror

Mum moves TWO boyfriends into her home as she boasts they wash dishes and clean for her

Lary "Larissa" Ingrid, who lives with her partners in Fortaleza, Brazil, says she's even weighing up the possibility of adding a third lover after adding a second helped her alleviate her mental health issues

The Independent UK

Lorry driver discovered he had a brain tumour after he forgot how to drive while on motorway

Mark O’Meara was driving down the M27 when he lost sensation in the right side of his body

ABC News

Fears children with ADHD could lose meds as paediatrician shortage sees service stop prescribing

Parents are feeling "sick" with worry as a national paediatric practice is stopping medication management due to a shortage of paediatricians and overwhelming demand.

The Guardian - AU

Prescribed time in nature linked to improvements in anxiety, depression and blood pressure

Researchers say there are interlinked benefits across mental and physical health from prescribed time in green spaces or near bodies of water

The Independent UK

Medical examiners group steps away from 'excited delirium'

A leading group of medical experts says the term “excited delirium” should not be listed as a cause of death

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