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You've likely heard of the brain's gray matter – here's why the white matter is important too

Who has not contemplated how a memory is formed, a sentence generated, a sunset appreciated, a creative act performed or a heinous crime committed?

The Conversation

Ayr man's friends join him for 'crazy' 100km kayak tribute to his dad

The group will face tough conditions as they kayak 25km per day before wild camping on the island.

Daily Record

Sleep: here's how much you really need for optimal cognition and wellbeing – new research

Most of us struggle to think well after a poor night’s sleep – feeling foggy and failing to perform at our usual standard at school, university or work. You may notice that you’re not concentrating as well, or that your memory doesn’t seem up to scratch. Decades of bad sleep,…

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Royal Freemasons Sale aged care home calls for Defence Force staffing help after failing audit

An aged care facility in Eastern Victoria wants support from the Defence Force to meet staff shortages and improve conditions after it failed a government audit.

ABC News

Lawsuits allege substandard care at South Side facility

Family members removed two women with dementia from New City Supportive Living in the Back of the Yards before filing lawsuits.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tuesday headlines: Jimmy Bell passes away as Rangers pay tribute to legendary kitman

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

Millions have unknowingly seen dementia signs in loved ones – but put it down to old age

A study of 2,000 adults found many have witnessed a loved one forgetting words, struggling to retain information and losing their belongings such as keys and wallets

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Debra-Lynn B. Hook: Family finds hope in the juxtaposition of early dementia and a new baby

It was clear as the kids and I visited their dad the other night that conversation was no longer possible.

Tribune News Service

Putin 'has dementia and paranoia is driving him to insanity', ex-KGB agent says

The Russian leader's recent public appearances following his disastrous Ukraine invasion have sparked speculation about his health.

Daily Record

Brother of murdered Scots aid worker says brutal killing led to parents' deaths

David Haines, from Perth, was brutally murdered by the terrorist group in 2014. His remains have never been found.

Daily Record

'When ISIS Beatles brutally murdered my brother they killed our mum and dad too'

Mike Haines says he has forgiven ISIS Beatles killer Alexanda Kotey for beheading his aid worker brother David, but said their parents both "faded" after the tragedy

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'has dementia and is being driven insane by paranoia' says ex-KGB agent

While Vladimir Putin’s press secretary has insisted the Russian leader's health is “excellent”, his recent public appearances showing him looking exhausted with "trembling hands" prompting speculation

Daily Mirror

Aged care complaint upheld, no further action taken as Southern Cross Care, Young already 'non-compliant'

Elaine Mewburn says that, if her husband was a child in a childcare facility, it would have been closed down, but nothing was done when she complained to the aged care watchdog

ABC News

Funeral and death notices of much loved people who died recently in Greater Manchester

Tributes to much loved friends and family members who have died recently

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Liverpool Echo

81 tributes and funeral notices from across Merseyside this week

The past week's notices from around the region

Wales Online

The most recent death notices in Wales as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with their families and friends

Salon

Gaspar Noé splits screens and witches

The provocateur spoke to Salon about split screens and the effects of what he watched during COVID on his work

Chronicle Live

After 'horrendous' impact of lockdowns on fitness, a North East doctor is hoping easy-to-do exercises can transform our health

Dr Steve Parry is behind a programme called HowFit - which is designed to address the way in which Covid-19 and repeated lockdowns have hit our fitness levels and had worrying implications for our health.

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Wales Online

The latest death and in memoriam notices in Swansea as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with loved ones at this time

Tribune News Service

Advance care planning for guns: Owners can help ensure safe use and transfer of weapons

Kerri Raissian didn’t know what to do about her father’s guns when he died of COVID-19 in December at age 86 and left her executor of his estate.

Daily Mirror

Top doctors' verdicts on Vladimir Putin Parkinson's rumours after 'abnormal' clip

John Hardy, a neurogeneticist at the UK Dementia Research Institute, said he does not believe Vladimir Putin is suffering from Parkinson's disease but says he doesn't look well

Wales Online

Dementia support group left more than £1,000 out of pocket after being blanked by coach company

'These trips are something for them to look forward to and to give them an extra quality of life and now we have lost money'

The Independent UK

Seven hours of sleep is ‘optimal’ for people in middle to older age, study suggests

A good night’s sleep is vital in maintaining good mental health and avoiding ‘cognitive decline’

Daily Mirror

Drinking just one cup of tea a day could reduce risk of cancer, experts say

Around 100 million cups of tea are drank each day in Britain, which is good news because it turns out drinking regular brews could reduce the risk of dementia and cancer

Glasgow Live

'Nasty' Glasgow woman stole £5k from generous pensioner with dementia who gave her £20

The 75-year-old gave Nicola Seery £20 from a envelope of cash at a supermarket check-out. Seery then marched the OAP back to her home before swiping a large amount of money while the lady went to the bathroom.

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