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‘I have a hunch I was left damaged’: what would a scan reveal about my brain?

Ever since he had encephalitis as a child, Simon Hattenstone worried that the disease might have caused long-term effects such as memory loss and depression. So, finally, he went for an MRI to find out

The Guardian - UK

Signs of autism in children and toddlers as NHS lists traits to look our for

The health service has a detailed guide on what symptoms to look out for and how parents can help to get the support that's required.

Daily Record

The battle to boost our deep sleep – and help stop dementia

The biological ‘brainwashing’ that happens while you are sleeping is crucial for filtering out toxins. Here’s how to optimise your overnight cycle

The Guardian - UK

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Headaches and nausea amongst signs of more serious illness

March marks Brain Tumour Awareness month

Liverpool Echo

The rigorous care I received while pregnant ceased after birth – right when I needed it most

Australia offers world-class prenatal care but at the most difficult transition of our lives – after childbirth – it leaves us to fend for ourselves

The Guardian - AU

Mum feared daughter, 6, 'wouldn't know who she was' after brain surgery

"We kept thinking what if she woke up and didn't know who we are, or she couldn't talk"

Liverpool Echo

'A normal change to my body caused symptoms that seemed like dementia'

Doctors were left baffled by Jo Britton's symptoms for ten years

Manchester Evening News

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‘Exercise, avoid bangs and invent fairy stories’: Henry Marsh’s guide to keeping brains healthy

The neurosurgeon spent decades making people’s brains better, but a scan led him to focus on the factors that stave off cognitive decline and boost quality of life

The Guardian - UK

'My mum's story was frighteningly similar to Nicola Bulley's, this has to stop'

Joanne Walker went missing after going for a walk, she was later found dead. Daughter Kelly says she had been 'written off'

Wales Online

Man sparked huge emergency services response after scaling town hall

Scott Wright has appeared in court following the incident in December

Manchester Evening News

Alzheimer's study finds certain diets linked to fewer signs of disease in brain

The study author said eating more green leafy vegetables is associated with fewer signs of Alzheimer’s disease in the brain

Nottingham Post

People in Scotland with one of these 21 health conditions could be due up to £627 each month

Around 329,334 people in Scotland were claiming PIP in October of last year with over two million in England also claiming for it. Meanwhile in Wales, over 200,000 people also claimed the benefit with a total of 3,166,864 claimants in the UK.

Glasgow Live

‘Simple but effective’: Colombia turns to algorithms to bolster mental health services

With resources stretched, a computer questionnaire is helping to screen people at risk from depression and alcohol abuse

The Guardian - UK

Health: Depression symptoms could increase risk of stroke, say researchers

According to a study published in the online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, those who have depression symptoms might be at an elevated risk of suffering a stroke. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Wales Online

Constipation, bloating and diarrhoea join list of Long Covid complaints, say scientists

Research based on medical records of millions of people who contracted coronavirus during the pandemic

Evening Standard

Bruce Willis’s wife Emma slams claims she’s using his dementia for ‘fame’

The wife of the Die Hard actor has addressed fame-hungry accusations in a new video

Salon

Have we hit Peak Trauma?

The word has devolved into slang to refer to anything mildly unpleasant. Therapists wish we were more discerning

Daily Record

Alzheimer's study names vegetables linked to fewer brain proteins tied to disease

A new study has found that those who eat more green leafy vegetables had fewer brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s.

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The Independent UK

British toddler suffering from ‘only case of cancer of its kind in Europe’

Doctors thought she had a digestive problem but it was only after a change in her heart rate and blood pressure that the tumour was found

The Independent UK

Reducing social media use by as little as 15 minutes a day improves health, study finds

‘When people reduce their social media use, their lives can improve in many ways’

The Independent UK

Bruce Willis dementia announcement increases visits to Alzheimer’s website

Willis, who starred in hit films including Pulp Fiction, previously said that he would be ‘stepping away’ from his successful career.

The Guardian - UK

Covid’s effect on mental health not as great as first thought, study suggests

Pandemic resulted in ‘minimal’ changes in symptoms, according to review led by McGill University researchers

The Independent UK

Eating leafy greens ‘associated with fewer brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s’

The study involved 581 people who followed the MIND and Mediterranean diets.

Wales Online

Leafy green vegetables ‘associated with fewer brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s’ says new study

The MIND diet prioritises green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and collard greens along with other vegetables

The Conversation

Our research shows how 'job crafting' can help teachers manage and enjoy their stressful work

About three quarters of Australian teachers experience substantial stress in a typical work week, according to a 2021 survey. Another 2019 Australian study showed more than half suffer from anxiety, and about one in five meet the criteria for moderate to severe depression.

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