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Doctored by Charles Piller review – the scandal that derailed Alzheimer’s research

A dogged account of how the quest for a treatment may have been set back years by fraudulent evidence

The Guardian - UK

Mom Wants To Leave Baby With Husband To Test How He’ll Handle It By Himself, He Fails Instantly

A first-time dad who refuses to take care of his infant son alone gets a reality check from his wife. However, he doesn't take it lightly. The post Mom Wants To Leave Baby With Husband To Test How He’ll Handle It By Himself, He Fails Instantly first appeared on Bored…

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£6,300 Treatment Ends in Horror: Toddler 'Who Loved Life' Dies in Oxygen Chamber Explosion

Thomas lost his life after the chamber he was in exploded at The Oxford Centre in Troy, Michigan, while his mother, Annie Cooper, watched helplessly.

International Business Times UK

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Autistic 3-Year-Old Speaks First Words Days After Starting Inexpensive Generic Drug Given For Chemo Patients

The parents of a nonverbal autistic boy in Arizona vouch for the drug after their son spoke his first words just days after taking it.

Medical Daily

Man Drives To Hospital Feeling Unwell, Hours Later Develops Hallucinations, Seizures: He's Now Battling Rare 'Brain On Fire' Disease

The 48-year-old from California was diagnosed with Anti-NMDA Encephalitis, also known as "Brain on Fire" disease, an auto-immune condition where the body attacks the brain.

Medical Daily

Primary-age child constipation rates up 60% in England

Experts say greater awareness is needed of the misery that can be caused by the condition

The Guardian - UK

The Benefits of Sharing a Joint Bank Account With Your Parents

Opening a joint account provides a way to monitor an older person’s finances.

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Why can’t we remember our lives as babies or toddlers?

Memories emerge earlier in some cultures than others, but researchers have long puzzled over our inability to recall events before two or three years of age

The Guardian - AU

Rarer dementia a rollercoaster of debilitating ailments

Little is known about a form of dementia that affects more than 100,000 Australians but researchers are looking to build knowledge on the debilitating illness.

AAP

Researchers discover new type of Brain cells that allow you to remember objects

Researchers have discovered a new type of neuron that plays a fundamental role in recognition memory. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘My happy, safe world was turned upside down’: how Covid hit England’s over-50s

Many say quality of life has declined dramatically – despite a study concluding older people now have improved wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

Can Common Painkiller Use During Pregnancy Raise ADHD Risk In Kids? Here's What Study Says

The results showed that children whose mothers had acetaminophen in their blood during the second trimester were over three times more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD.

Medical Daily

How to stop insomnia from returning — 6 expert tips

Insomnia is a serious sleep disorder that can impact every aspect of your life. Here, sleep experts share tips for how you can avoid it and stop it from returning.

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GBS Virus In India Reaches All Time Scare: Outbreak Updates, Symptoms & What To Watch Out For

India is facing a GBS (Guillain-Barré Syndrome) outbreak, especially in Maharashtra and Mumbai. Cases are rising, including fatalities.

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The Guardian - UK

Life satisfaction among over-50s in England higher than before pandemic, study finds

Research shows happiness levels have bounced back post-Covid, although depression also remains more common

Medical Daily

Dad Dies Year After Brain Tumor Diagnosis, Doctor Initially Dismissed Symptoms As Stress, Accused Him Of Faking

Now, his daughter is running a marathon to raise awareness and money for cancer research.

AAP

Call for action to stop dementia cases doubling

Dementia is not a normal part of ageing and is the nation's most pressing public health issue but rates will double without urgent action, advocates say.

Salon

Popular autism therapy could be harmful

Applied Behavior Analysis is increasingly popular, but does it do more harm than good?

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Spinal Cord Stimulation Shows Promise For Muscle-Destroying Disease

Discover how spinal cord stimulation research offers hope for SMA patients by enhancing muscle function and quality of life.

The Independent UK

How switching your coffee for green tea may help prevent dementia

Researchers found a ‘significant association’ between those who drank more green tea and lower cerebral white matter lesions

The Independent UK

How a tiny spinal implant could help those with muscle-wasting disease

Three people with a muscle-destroying disease got stronger when an implanted device zapped their spinal cord

The Independent UK

Scientists warn of 'worrying' increase in microplastic levels in human brain

Brains of people with dementia shows greater accumulation of these particles

Latin Times

Deceased Alzheimer Patient Was Denied Coverage After Wrong Patients' Test Results Were 'Cut and Paste' in Her Assessment

An elderly Alzheimer's patient was denied coverage due to a botched assessment containing another patient's details, forcing her family to fight for six years to recover her life savings.

The Independent UK

NHS 'cut and paste' wrong patient's details in Alzheimer's case

The NHS Lincolnshire Integrated Care Board has since apologised to the family

The Guardian - UK

‘Female narcissism is often misdiagnosed’: how science is finding women can have a dark streak too

Research into the ‘dark personality traits’ has always focused on men. But some experts believe standard testing misses the ways an antisocial personality manifests itself in women

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