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Obesity speeds up the development of Alzheimer’s disease, study reveals

Obesity is associated with an increase in dementia risk and researchers can now see that it speeds up the development of Alzheimer’s in particular

The Independent UK

London teen horrified to discover itchy eye was killer brain infection

Sophie Bell, 17, had been suffering from a cold and daily headaches for around a month before making the discovery

Evening Standard

Gay ‘conversion therapy’ should be consigned to history. In the US, it could make a comeback

Bans on the dangerous practice, condemned by national mental health organizations, could soon be struck down

The Guardian - US

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The painkiller that could also be a rapid treatment for depression

Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is commonly used as a painkiller but researchers say it could also be used to treat depression

The Independent UK

Kim Kardashian Shock: Doctor Warns 'Low Brain' Activity Makes It 'Harder To Manage Stress'

Kim Kardashian's brain scan revealed low activity and an aneurysm, linked to chronic stress from her divorce and bar exam studies.

International Business Times UK

The common sleep problem that could increase your risk of Parkinson’s disease

A new study has found that people with sleep apnoea could be nearly twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s disease

The Independent UK

Bruce Willis Is 'Not Doing Great': Actor's Dementia Update Is Not Looking Good Says Daughter Rumer

The 70-year-old Die Hard star, who retired from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia in 2022, is now living with frontotemporal dementia.

International Business Times UK

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Panic Attack Symptoms and Anxiety Attacks: Proven Panic Attack Treatment Strategies to Stop Them Fast

Learn to recognize key panic attack symptoms—including heart palpitations, chest pain, and fear of losing control—and master effective immediate and long-term panic attack treatment strategies to manage anxiety attacks effectively.

Medical Daily

'Dread so deep': new parents struggle, don't seek help

After years of loss, Marcelle Cooper's daughter brought magic - until postnatal depression hit and she had to get professional help.

AAP

Instagram users are scrolling out of habit not addiction, study finds

Almost half of teenagers in Britain say they feel addicted to social media

The Independent UK

This huge 40-year study reveals the decade when exercise matters most for your brain

Forty years of data show that exercise in midlife and later life offers the biggest protection against dementia, though staying active at any age is important.

Tom’s Guide

Poison Water review – a damning tale of greed, incompetence and Britain’s biggest mass poisoning

When north Cornwall residents’ water turned black and gelatinous in 1988, they were urged to mix it with orange squash when drinking. This powerful film lays out the effects of the toxic H2O – and their long struggle for justice

The Guardian - UK

The Mission of Solve M.E.: Reframing the Response to ME/CFS and Long COVID

In the United States, millions are estimated to live with ME/CFS, with many facing periods of being homebound or even bedbound due to the severity of their symptoms.

International Business Times

What is ‘gray rocking’? How it could help you this festive season

The behavioural technique could help with awkward family gatherings

The Independent UK

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Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson leaves hospital after treatment for neurological disorder

The Rev. Jesse Jackson's family says that the civil rights leader has been released from a hospital where he was treated for a rare neurological disorder

AAP

People with ADHD to save thousands as GPs gain skills

Patients with ADHD could no longer be forced to endure lengthy waits for expensive psychiatrist appointments to treat their condition.

Kiplinger

The Surprising Way to Reduce Your Dementia Risk

Lower your dementia risk with this one hack.

The Independent UK

TikTok and Instagram usage leading to brain rot, says American Psychological Association

The more short-form content a person watches on social media, the poorer their cognitive performance, the study found

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Benzinga

Novo Nordisk's Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drug Flops In Alzheimer's Trial

Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE:NVO) stock fell on Monday after the company released topline results from the 2-year primary analysis of evoke and evoke+ phase 3 trials in early-stage symptomatic Alzheimer’s disease.

Medical Daily

Burnout or Depression? What Doctors Want You to Know About These Overlapping Symptoms

Burnout and depression share similar symptoms but require different approaches. Learn key differences, warning signs, and how workplace stress influences both conditions.

Medical Daily

What High-Functioning Anxiety Really Looks Like: Key Anxiety Symptoms and Mental Health Signs

High-functioning anxiety often hides behind success. Learn common anxiety symptoms, unnoticed mental health signs, and how to support those struggling silently.

International Business Times UK

Bruce Willis Health Update: Wife Reveals She Hasn't Prepared Daughters For 'Eventual Death'

Emma Heming Willis opens up about the heart-breaking reality of Bruce Willis' dementia battle. Read how she is preparing their daughters for the future and why she is urging families to tackle care planning without delay.

Woman & Home

'I thought the slurring and falling over was because she was drinking' - Ruthie Henshall's guilt over not recognising signs of dementia in her mum

The West End star believed her mum's experiences were related to mental health issues and alcohol consumption

International Business Times

Julia Lundstrom on Fixing Chronic Health Issues Backwards — Brain First, Everything Else Follows

You can keep chasing symptoms, or you can start with your brain first, where health actually begins. That's the philosophy that has shaped Julia Lundstrom's work in neuroscience and brain-health education, with an aim to change the notion of reactive care to proactive care, knowing that the brain is the…

The Guardian - UK

Prozac ‘no better than placebo’ for treating children with depression, experts say

Exclusive: Clinical guidelines should change to avoid exposing young people to potentially harmful side-effects, researchers say

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