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06.02.2025 / 09:41

DWP set to help people with mental health conditions into work under new benefit reform plans

New research from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) found that many sick and disabled people say they want to work to help boost their living standards, but aren’t given the right support. The data, published on ‘Time to Talk’ day (February 6), shows that nearly half (44%) of people with a mental health condition expect to be able to work in future if their situation improves.

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MAHA Commission Draws Swift Criticism, Condemnation

February 18, 2025The Trump administration’s recently established Make America Healthy Again Commission has come under fire from medical experts and patient advocacy groups for singling out autism spectrum disorder and ADHD, saying the “over-utilization of medication” for those and other conditions “pose a dire threat to the American people and our way of life.” The commission, which will be chaired by the newly confirmed director of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., a vocal anti-vaccine advocate, says it aims to end ADHD, autism, and other chronic health conditions with “fresh thinking on nutrition, physical activity, healthy lifestyles, over-reliance on medication and treatments, the effects of new technological habits, environmental impacts, and food and drug quality and safety.”Almost immediately, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) condemned what it called the stigmatizing language and stated purpose of the commission, which established a 100-day mission to:“We know from the evidence and from our own clinical practice that the psychiatric drugs mentioned in the order, when prescribed and used as directed by properly trained psychiatrists, are safe, effective, and in some cases, lifesaving,” wrote APA CEO and Medical Director Marketa M.

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16.02.2025 / 10:23

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Comprehensive Guide to Oxygen Therapy for Sleep Apnea

Are you interested in learning about the benefits of oxygen therapy for treating sleep apnea?

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15.02.2025 / 01:09

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ITV Coronation Street's Victoria Ekanoye says 'make one change' in cancer message

Actress Victoria Ekanoye has issued a plea in the wake of her challenging battle with cancer. The 43-year-old, known for her role as Angie Appleton in Coronation Street, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021.

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“Energy Drinks Were a Huge Contributor to the Nightmare Side of ADHD”

From frozen coffee drinks and teas to sodas and energy drinks, caffeine is ubiquitous in teen culture — and its effects are poorly understood.Conflicting and paltry research on caffeine and ADHD leaves many parents with mixed messages and unclear recommendations. For example, a 2013 study1 suggesting that caffeine may normalize dopamine and attention levels in people with ADHD, was essentially rendered obsolete by a 2024 study2 published in the journal Public Health that associated energy drink consumption with an elevated risk for physical and mental health conditions such as ADHD, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation among children and adolescents.This study also tied energy drink consumption to increased ADHD inattention, conduct disorder, and depressive and panic symptoms.

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Stimulants Reduce Narcissistic Personality Traits, Increase Empathy In ADHD Adults: Study

February 11, 2025Narcissistic personality traits are curbed, and empathy improved, by the use of stimulant medication in adults who have ADHD, according to a small study published in Alpha Psychiatry.1 The study is the first to explore the impact of ADHD medication on narcissistic personality traits and empathy in adult patients with ADHD, building on past research that established a high prevalence of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) in this population.The study involved 75 participants (54% male, 46% female). Of those, 44% received extended-release methylphenidate, 50% received short-acting methylphenidate, and 6% received atomoxetine for three months.

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ADHD’s Vanishing (and Reappearing) Act

In the fall of 2023, U.S. census data revealed a dramatic spike in the number of Americans who said they had serious difficulty remembering, concentrating, or making decisions during and immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic, The New York Times reported. What was going on here? Did people develop ADHD symptoms during the pandemic? Or did milder symptoms suddenly become “serious” amid the pandemic’s increased demands and daily disruptions?Either possibility is plausible, according to research from the Multimodal Treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Study (MTA).

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Live Webinar on March 11: A Parenting Toolkit for Moms and Dads with ADHD

Not available March 11? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Parents with ADHD who are parenting a child with ADHD face a double dose of executive dysfunction, emotional dysregulation, disorganization, and impulsivity.

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How your mouth bacteria could hold insight into your future brain function

New research suggests that changes in your brain function as you age may be linked to the bacteria in your mouth and on your tongue. It was found that certain bacteria is actually linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease.

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05.02.2025 / 10:17

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Top UK cancer doctor 'bizarrely reassured' following his own terminal diagnosis

One of the UK's leading radiotherapy experts, Professor Adrian Crellin, has been diagnosed with incurable cancer and described the experience of becoming a patient himself as "bizarrely reassuring". Professor Crellin, 70, noticed blood in his urine and immediately went to his GP, who referred him to Bexley Wing at St James Hospital in Leeds, a facility he was instrumental in launching back in 2008.

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David Tennant's rare genetic condition explained after Doctor Who star reveals he has six toes

David Tennant has revealed he has a rare health condition, which has come as a shock to some fans. The Doctor Who star recently spoke to Metro about how nervous he was about hosting the upcoming BAFTAs.

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Fatty liver disease may be spurred by air pollution as car fumes linked to 'silent killer'

The negative impacts of air pollution on health are well documented, but many associate these toxins with damaging the lungs from breathing in fumes. However, new research suggests that it may have a wider impact health-wise, including on one of our most vital organs.

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“ADHD Is an Actual Condition. You Can’t Beat It Out of a Child.”

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), during a confirmation hearing for Health and Human Services Director nominee Robert F.

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How to Build Resilience by Learning to Hope

The capacity to hope is a powerful predictor of wellbeing. Scientific research shows that hope improves emotional regulation, pain tolerance, coping strategies, and self-esteem.

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This dental hygiene habit can lower the risk of a stroke, new research finds

Flossing your teeth just once a week could be more than just good for your smile – it might also help lower the risk of stroke caused by blood clots or irregular heartbeats, a preliminary study suggests.

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03.02.2025 / 13:31

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The newly discovered parasitic fungus that turns spiders into 'zombies'

A newly discovered fungus that waas found infecting spiders in a cave in Northern Ireland has been named in honour of Sir David Attenboroug.

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03.02.2025 / 00:39

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How Personal Injury Attorney Leonard Hill Transforms Challenges to Victories in Philly

The world of personal injury law is rife with obstacles, from navigating the complexities of the legal system to facing the vast resources of insurance companies determined to minimize payouts. For many victims of negligence, this battle feels overwhelming. Enter Hill & Associates—a firm that turns uphill battles into pathways to justice.

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Metabolic Psychiatry: A New Era in Bipolar Disorder Treatment?

*****There’s a growing area of research for bipolar disorder. Called metabolic psychiatry, this emerging field is rapidly gaining attention for its focus on how our body’s metabolism and energy systems impact brain health, introducing innovative strategies beyond traditional methods. The term metabolic psychiatry was first coined in 2015 by Shebani Sethi, MD, psychiatrist and founder of the Metabolic Psychiatry Clinic, a first-of-its-kind specialty medical clinic at Stanford University in California.

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01.02.2025 / 22:57

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Elevated Albumin-Globulin Ratio: Clinical Significance and Patient Guide

My heart sank when I saw my mother’s lab results. Her albumin/globulin ratio was high, showing 2.8 when the normal range topped out at 2.0. As a medical researcher, I knew this could signal underlying health issues – but I also knew not to panic before understanding the full picture.

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01.02.2025 / 08:55

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Cancer doctor shares three foods he incorporates into diet to slash risk of disease

A doctor has recommended three foods that everyone should include in their diet as he claims it will lower their risk of cancer. In the UK, over 385,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed annually, with one in two people likely to be affected at some point in their lives.

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Doctor says bowel cancer risk may be slashed with more of one food

We'd all love to cut our risk of cancer if possible. And while there are lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your risk, it's difficult to know what steps we can take to try our best to prevent ourselves from developing the disease.

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Live Webinar on Feb. 27: The Association Between ADHD & Inflammatory Disorders

Not available February 27? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.There is a growing body of evidence suggesting a link between ADHD and inflammation. Autoimmune conditions from psoriasis and ulcerative colitis to thyroid disease are more prevalent in individuals with ADHD.

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28.01.2025 / 00:35

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4 Chiropractic Treatments That Can Help Relieve Sciatic Nerve Pain

It feels like a bad leg cramp, but it isn’t. That intense pain radiating from your lower back, through your buttock, and down your leg is sciatica. You’re not alone, as approximately 40% of Americans experience sciatica at some point in their lives.

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Relay for Life 24-hour fundraiser returns to Ayrshire to help fight cancer

Relay for Life Ayrshire will return for its second year, following the success of last year's event, in a bid to raise money for Cancer Research UK.

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What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder? NPD Symptoms, Types, Causes & Treatments

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a condition marked by a pattern of grandiosity, fixation on power fantasies, desire for admiration, arrogance, lack of empathy, and envy. Individuals with NPD may be overly sensitive to criticism, though they may hide their fragile self-esteem behind a self-important exterior.NPD is estimated to be the second most prevalent personality disorder, affecting about 6.2% of the population1.

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Q: “How Can I Accept Myself When ‘Deficit’ Is a Core Component of ADHD?”

Q: “How can I truly accept myself when ADHD is generally described as a ‘deficit,’ by researchers and laypeople alike?”As a counselor who provides dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to adults with ADHD, this question comes up a lot in my work. I also know first-hand of ADHD’s real and serious challenges because I also live with ADHD. DBT can teach us a lot about acceptance.

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20.01.2025 / 17:11

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Exploring the Connection Between Vibrations and Emotional Healing

Emotional healing can be influenced by various factors, many of which remain unexplored. One fascinating approach is the connection between vibrations and emotional balance.

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18.01.2025 / 11:33

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Crafting a Career in Health Science: Opportunities and Skills in the Modern Healthcare Landscape

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18.01.2025 / 11:33

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The Connection Between Social Media and Personality Disorders in Teens

Mental health experts have observed alarming connections between teenage personality disorders and social media use within the last ten years. Developing minds can be significantly impacted by the pressure to maintain an online presence as well as the addictive nature of social affirmation.

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How to Resolve Conflict in a Relationship

Conflict is a natural, inevitable part of any relationship. When two people come together—each with their own backgrounds, perspectives, and emotional triggers—disagreements are bound to happen. But conflict doesn’t always have to be a bad thing.

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10 Signs You’re in an Emotionally Abusive Relationship

Emotional abuse often goes unnoticed by people outside of the relationship. Because it doesn’t leave visible marks like physical abuse, it can be less obvious — but that doesn’t make it any less devastating. Recognizing emotional abuse in a relationship can be empowering.

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Prince William can't stop smiling as he returns to work after Kate's cancer update

Prince William, with a radiant smile, has resumed his royal duties for his first official engagement of 2025 - just a day after wife Kate announced she was in remission from cancer.

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'Little-known' night-time symptom could be early sign of bowel cancer

A lesser-known night-time symptom could point to bowel cancer, a disease often dubbed a 'silent killer'. Early recognition of warning signs is crucial, given that bowel cancer ranks as the fourth most common form in the UK.

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15.01.2025 / 08:59

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Experts call for 'radical change' in obesity diagnosis with major change in BMI score

Leading medics have raised concerns that people are being "overdiagnosed" with obesity, calling for a "reframing" of the way the condition is diagnosed. Academics argue that a body mass index (BMI) score is not "nuanced" enough to measure obesity and more assessments are needed before someone is told they are obese.

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Kate Middleton Confirms She's In Remission After Battling Cancer in 2024

Princess Catherine of Wales (aka Kate Middleton) has released a new statement, confirming she’s in remission from cancer.

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Kate Middleton opens up on 'tough' cancer treatment as she returns to hospital

The Princess of Wales has made a heartfelt visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, the same place where she underwent cancer treatment.

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Q: “Will I Ever Recover from Past Financial Ruin?”

Q: “I’m in my mid-30s. I owe taxes. I can barely pay back my loans.

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13.01.2025 / 08:57

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6 Tips on Choosing an Ammunition Supplier: Exotic Ammo & More

As a gun and ammunition enthusiast, when looking for ammo, you will probably have a few interesting products in mind that you’ll want to buy. Yet, you may find yourself having a hard time actually buying those. After all, not every single place you will come across will be ready to sell those types of products to you, meaning you will need to be much more patient and thorough in your research in order to find what you’re looking for.

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12.01.2025 / 23:37

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Medical Cannabis and ADHD: A New Frontier in Treatment

One emerging avenue for managing ADHD lies in the realm of medical cannabis, which raises questions about whether a plant-based approach might help address issues like inattention and impulsivity.

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08.01.2025 / 11:23

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Drinking one glass of milk a day will 'cut risk of bowel cancer by almost a fifth'

According to the largest study of its kind, a daily glass of milk can reduce the risk of bowel cancer by nearly a fifth. Researchers from the University of Oxford have found the most compelling evidence yet that calcium provides protection against the deadly disease.

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Coleen Nolan opens up on 'taboo' health issue she has been facing for decades

Coleen Nolan has opened up about a health issue she's been dealing with for years which can be seen as rather taboo - until now.

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03.01.2025 / 09:41

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Girl, 11, discovers she has cancer after ride on Thorpe Park rollercoaster

An 11 year old girl was diagnosed with a brain tumour which her mother believes was "dislodged" by a rollercoaster at Thorpe Park, triggering symptoms. Connie Campbell, now aged 13, experienced sickness and headaches following a family trip to the Surrey amusement park.

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'The Real Full Monty' Cast Revealed: These 6 Male Celebs Are Stripping on Fox TV Special

The Real Full Monty was such a hit when it aired a month ago that Fox has decided to re-air the special for New Year’s Day 2025!

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01.01.2025 / 20:59

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7 Things to Consider Before Developing a Wellness Product

The wellness industry has experienced massive growth in recent years, driven by an increased focus on self-care, mental health, and physical well-being. From dietary supplements and organic food products to skincare and fitness tools, the market offers countless opportunities for entrepreneurs. However, launching a successful wellness product is about more than just having a good idea—it requires careful planning, thorough research, and a deep understanding of your target audience.

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01.01.2025 / 20:59

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The Role of Research and Development in Modern Manufacturing

In today’s fast-paced global economy, research and development (R&D) have become essential pillars of modern manufacturing. The manufacturing industry has evolved beyond mass production to focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.

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Young carer opens up on mum's devastating early dementia diagnosis

A young carer who looked after his Dementia-stricken mother when he was just a schoolboy has told of the devastating impact of the disease.

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Cancer dietitian says you can slash risk of the disease by eating £1 spice

As we look towards the new year, many people are considering dietary adjustments.

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UK households issued health warning over Christmas lunch with experts urging visit to doctor

Brits will be looking forward to sitting down with their lavish Christmas dinner, however, they’ve been issued a health warning, with experts advising anyone who suffers to see their GP for treatment. Everyone experiences heartburn from time to time, a condition that causes a burning in the throat and leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Research has shown that around three in 10 people in Europe and the US suffer from heartburn chronically.

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