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Do you get your kids’ names mixed up? Psychologist reveals why your brain makes this ‘common glitch’ and it’s not the reason you think

Are you always going through the names of all your kids before you land on the right one? Don't worry, you aren't alone - there's an interesting scientific reason you do it.

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Man died of hypothermia after 'rushed' discharge from hospital trying to free up bed space

Coroner says staff at Epsom Hospital ignored warnings from patient’s family that he could not live independently

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Magic mushrooms are 'more effective depression treatment for older patients'

Study suggests that psilocybin could be used as antidepressant

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Women Are 40% More At Risk Of Depression During Perimenopause: Study

There is a 40% increased risk of depression at the perimenopausal stage compared to the premenopausal stage, a study revealed.

Medical Daily

Chris Hemsworth addresses claims Alzheimer’s revelation made him contemplate quitting acting

The Aussie actor set the record straight about his health and future in Hollywood

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An Omega-6 Fatty Acid Linked To Reduced Risk Of Bipolar Disorder: Study

The new study also indicates the possibility of using dietary intervention to prevent or slow down the progression of psychiatric disorders.

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Perimenopausal women have 40% higher risk of depression, study suggests

Researchers examined data from seven studies involving more than 9,000 women around the world

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Scientists restore brain cells impaired by a rare genetic disorder

A therapy that restores brain cells impaired by a rare genetic disorder may offer a strategy for treating conditions like autism, epilepsy, and schizophrenia.

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Yes, prime minister, it’s a scandal so many of us are signed off work. Maybe you Tories should stop making us ill

The UK does not have a sicknote problem. It has a government-couldn’t-care-less problem, writes Zoe Williams

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Positive Childhood Experiences Linked To Reduced Risk Of Anxiety, Depression In Teens: Study

Adults who experienced four or more adverse childhood experiences are four times more likely to experience depression and low life satisfaction, the study revealed.

Medical Daily

This is what actually happens when you look at your phone before bed

We all want to know does blue light affect sleep as much as we think it does. The experts have something a little unexpected to say on this...

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Use of acid reflux drugs linked to higher risk of migraine

People who take acid-reducing medications may be at a higher risk of migraines and other severe headaches than those who do not

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7 key signs you're sleep deprived and how to fix it — advice from an insomnia expert

If you’re tired during the day but struggle to fall asleep at night, you’re probably sleep deprived. A leading insomnia expert explains how to spot the sleep deprivation symptoms and fix it.

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Rishi Sunak is punishing the sick to cover up his own failures

Letters: Readers respond to the prime minister’s claim that the UK is suffering from a ‘sicknote culture’

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One in five Australians wrongly believe dementia is ‘normal part of the ageing process’, survey shows

Few Australians know dementia risk can be avoided despite prevalence of condition, first-of-its-kind survey shows

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Boost for children struck down by 'horrific' disease

Advocates have hailed extra money for childhood dementia research but warn more funding is desperately needed to tackle the "heartbreaking" condition.

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Seven things you really don’t need to worry about, from ‘straw wrinkles’ to sitting too much

If I’m not worries about these modern dilemmas, then trust me, you needn’t be either, writes Emma Beddington

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Study reveals novel therapeutic target for traumatic brain injury

Health outcomes vary greatly among the approximately 1.5 million Americans who survive a traumatic brain injury each year. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Sunak accused of making mental illness ‘another front in the culture wars’

Charities say high rates of people signed off work are caused by crumbling public services after years of underinvestment

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Professionals know that mental health is complex – and that MDMA won’t help

Letters: The suggestion that the drug may be more helpful than regulated care for mental ill health is dangerous, writes Dr Rachel McNulty

Medical Daily

Make Brains Work Hard At Job: Study Says It Guards Against Memory Issues Later

The study revealed that actively engaging your brain in your profession can lower your risk of experiencing memory and cognitive issues as you age.

The Hindu

65-year-old patient from France receives India’s first high cervical spinal cord stimulation for Parkinson Plus Syndrome

A 65-year-old patient from France, suffering from Parkinson’s plus syndrome, a neurodegenerative disorder with limited surgical options, has undergone a high cervical spinal cord stimulation in a private hospital in Bengaluru.

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Dementia: experts urge doctors to reduce antipsychotic prescriptions

Use of powerful medications linked to elevated risk of serious adverse outcomes including heart failure

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Mentally stimulating work plays key role in staving off dementia, study finds

People in routine and repetitive jobs found to have 31% greater risk of disease in later life, and 66% higher risk of mild cognitive problems

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Jeremy Paxman’s take on Parkinson’s disease is far too bleak

Letters: Neil Brown and Katy Wright on life after being diagnosed with the condition

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