Keith Mullin Reveals Late-Life ADHD and Autism Diagnosis
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Category : Mental Health
Morning Naps Linked to Higher Mortality in Elderly, Study Finds
Study finds longer, more frequent, and morning naps linked to higher mortality risk in elderly, suggesting napping patterns could signal health issues.
Teen Cannabis Use Linked to Lasting Brain Damage, Study Finds
Canadian study finds cannabis use in teens causes lasting damage to memory, reasoning, and behaviour, worse than alcohol.
Cognitive shuffling: The micro-dreaming game that helps you sleep
Cognitive shuffling: a sleep technique involving random word visualisation to mimic natural sleep-onset thoughts, backed by academic research and popular on social media.
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Psychiatrist: Parents' Anxiety Harms Kids
A psychiatrist warns that parents' untreated anxiety can negatively impact children's mental health, leading to long-term issues.
Trump Says RFK Jr May Investigate Unsupported Vaccine-Autism Link
Trump says RFK Jr may investigate discredited vaccine-autism link, despite medical consensus debunking it.
The Hidden Intimacy Crisis: Life With Penile Numbness After Antidepressants
A man describes permanent genital numbness and anorgasmia after taking SSRI antidepressants, a condition called PSSD that has ruined his relationships.
Robbie Williams Blames Weight Loss Jabs for Failing Eyesight
Robbie Williams says weight loss jabs have caused his eyesight to deteriorate, warning others of potential risks after a study linked semaglutide to a rare eye condition.
Neil Ruddock: Heart stopped three times after surgeon Googled op
Former Liverpool defender Neil Ruddock reveals his heart stopped three times during a life-saving procedure, with a German surgeon joking he had to Google the operation.
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Mercury Retrograde Sleep Impact: Expert Explains Link
Mercury retrograde may not directly affect sleep, but anxiety about it can. Astrologer Ryan Hunt explains the real cause and sleep expert Dr Lori Bohn shares tips.
Sabrina Carpenter criticised for 'trivialising' PTSD in new song lyrics
Sabrina Carpenter criticised by PTSD UK for lyrics in new song 'Nobody's Son' that trivialise post-traumatic stress disorder.
Genetic Clues To Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Discovered
World's largest genetic study of ME/CFS finds eight gene regions linked to the illness, providing first robust evidence of genetic risk factors.
Ex-Police Officer Runs GNR in Full Kit for Mental Health
Former Northumbria Police officer John Loriane, after 17 years of service, opens up about his mental health battle and runs 170 miles in 2025-2026, including the Great North Run in full police kit, to raise funds for Climbing Out and other charities.
Mystery Illness Made Patient Gouge Out Own Eye and Turned Children Feral
Encephalitis lethargica, the 'sleep sickness' that killed 500,000 and caused patients to gouge out eyes or turn feral, remains a medical mystery a century later.
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Dementia Friendly Barbers: Grooming and Joy in Care Homes
Tom Roberts founded Dementia Friendly Barbers, now with 16 barbers visiting 200 care homes. Despite clients forgetting him, he finds joy in their stories and the barbershop community.
NHS GP: Morning Phone Habit Causes 'More Stress'
An NHS GP warns that checking your phone immediately upon waking triggers stress and anxiety, recommending a 15-minute rule without devices for a calmer start.
NHS GP's 15-Minute Trick to Reduce Morning Stress
An NHS GP recommends a 15-minute rule: avoid phones upon waking, stretch, and practice gratitude to lower cortisol and ease anxiety. Research supports this method.
Heatwave Triggers Summer SAD: Signs and Management Tips
UK Google searches for seasonal affective disorder surge 285% amid heatwave. Dr Corné Hurter warns of summer SAD symptoms and offers management tips.
British Covid Scientist, 27, Dies in Cycling Accident in Italy
British Covid scientist Susannah Boddie, 27, dies in cycling accident near Lake Garda, Italy. She was lead health data scientist at No10.
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Woman Leads Normal Life Despite Missing Half Her Brain Cells
A woman missing her cerebellum, containing half her brain cells, lives normally, revealing brain's resilience and degeneracy.
Conor Maynard 'screaming in pain' over bulging disc health scare
Conor Maynard shares health scare: bulging disc left him screaming in pain, unable to walk, and facing possible surgery.
Hot Weather Risky Behaviour Could Signal Dementia
Impaired judgement in dementia can lead to risky behaviour like wearing heavy clothing in hot weather, increasing heat stroke risk. Experts urge GP consultation for such signs.
Calf Pain Was Heart Failure at 35: Rugby Player's Story
Brendon Reid, 35, thought his calf pain was a rugby injury but was diagnosed with heart failure. Now 37, he shares his journey and a charity swim.
Carol Kirkwood Disappointed by 'Average' Fitness in Health Check
Carol Kirkwood, 64, revealed on Good Morning Britain that health assessments showed average fitness, despite walking and exercising. She felt disappointed but found cholesterol results reassuring.
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Covid: The Devastating Toll of the Pandemic on Children
Covid pandemic harms children's mental health, development, and safety, with rising loneliness, anxiety, and abuse risks.
‘We’re exhausted – but not from doing too much’: can this woman help us survive the age of distracti
Behavioural scientist Zelana Montminy on reclaiming attention in a distracted world, with lessons from her new book 'Finding Focus'.
10-pints-a-day habit nearly killed dad; kids begged him not to die
Dean Cooper, 46, from Cornwall, drank up to 10 pints daily to cope with stress. After a near-fatal collapse and his children's pleas, he turned his life around.
Professor Jane Monckton Smith: Courts Must Recognise Coercive Control Patterns
Criminologist Jane Monckton Smith discusses the eight stages of domestic homicide and calls for court reforms to better recognise coercive control patterns.
Job-Dropping: Refusing Promotions for Mental Health
70% of workers would turn down a high-paying promotion if it harms mental health, a survey finds. Job-dropping trend sees employees prioritize lifestyle over career climb, but risks management by workaholics.
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Tartan Army's Boston takeover boosted mental health, Scot says
A Scot says the Tartan Army's World Cup takeover of Boston has improved his mental health by replacing negative content with joyful videos, sparking widespread agreement online.
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