YOU WONT BELIEVE: 15 | Mind Blowing Facts

Ayahuasca psychedelic DMT shows promise as depression therapy

Study finds participants saw reduction in depressive symptoms as researchers welcome ‘promising’ results

The Guardian - US · Feb 25

How common sleep condition is costing UK businesses more than £4 billion a year

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) impacts around eight million people in the UK. Researchers are now calling for workplaces to screen workers for the condition

The Independent UK · Feb 24

People living in UK’s poorest areas have less diverse gut bacteria, study finds

Research shows social deprivation reduces range of microbiome leading to worse physical and mental health

The Guardian - UK · Feb 24

‘I paid for my ADHD diagnosis, but the waiting list is disgraceful’, says Mariella Frostrup

The broadcaster spoke exclusively to woman&home about her ADHD diagnosis, which she received in her 50s

Woman & Home · Feb 23

Are we really overdiagnosing mental illness?

It’s tempting to dismiss the proliferation of labels as a fad, but there’s more to this phenomenon than a simple culture-war reading allows

The Guardian - UK · Feb 22

Depression Warning Signs in Adults: What Doctors Want You to Know About Hidden Symptoms

Learn how to recognize early depression symptoms in adults. Discover key depression warning signs doctors highlight to protect and improve adult mental health.

Medical Daily · Feb 20

New blood test can predict when someone is likely to start showing Alzheimer’s symptoms

Researchers say test can help develop therapies to prevent or slow onset of dementia

The Independent UK · Feb 20

How to Be a Better Conversationalist (and Why Meaningful Conversation Is Dying Out)

As Josh Smith’s Great Chat Show launches, the eponymous host shares his top tips on how to be as good at talking as we are at scrolling.

Marie Claire · Feb 20

Viagra and Shingles Vaccine Emerge as Surprising Front-Runners in Alzheimer's Drug Repurposing

Discover how Viagra and the shingles vaccine are emerging as leading candidates in Alzheimer's drug repurposing, with new evidence suggesting potential protection against dementia.

Medical Daily · Feb 19

Too many GCSE exams are bad for health

Letters: The government’s curriculum review needs to be bold and cut what’s not working for young people, says Myles McGinley. Plus a letter from Prof Michael Bassey

The Guardian - UK · Feb 18