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'Social jet lag' could ruin your grades — here are 5 things to help you sleep better this semester

Social jet lag affects your circadian rhythm, and if you're a student, it could be impacting your grades. We explore why it happens and what can help

Tom’s Guide · Aug 5, 2025

I’m a perinatal psychiatrist. The US is promoting misinformation on SSRIs and pregnancy

A recent FDA advisory panel discussion contained falsehoods and overstated risks. That’s dangerous for mothers-to-be

The Guardian - US · Aug 5, 2025

Fiona Phillips' husband says 'it's too late' to find help for her Alzheimer's - after she thought early symptoms were the menopause

Fiona was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's in 2022

Woman & Home · Aug 5, 2025

Anavex Life Sciences: Early Blarcamesine Treatment Cuts Alzheimer's Progression by 20 Months

Anavex Life Sciences Corp. (NASDAQ:AVXL) announced the latest findings on Thursday for blarcamesine, an oral small molecule that could potentially treat early Alzheimer’s disease.

Benzinga · Jul 31, 2025

Father of two diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing on London Tube

Sam Suriakumar suddenly felt ‘very dizzy’ at the gym before he collapsed on the London Underground

The Independent UK · Jul 31, 2025

‘There are times I feel I hate them’: how siblings can clash over end-of-life care for elderly parents

New research reveals the anxiety around the care of Australia’s ageing population, and what happens when families love deeply but plan poorly

The Guardian - AU · Jul 30, 2025

World-first study could provide MS breakthrough

A groundbreaking Australian study is using DNA analysis to pinpoint a person's genetic risk of developing multiple sclerosis.

AAP · Jul 29, 2025

It takes 3.5 years to diagnose dementia after the first symptoms, new research suggests

Early diagnosis is crucial to improve patients’ future quality of life

The Independent UK · Jul 29, 2025

‘Game-changing’ new Alzheimer’s drug could slow progression of disease

There are currently estimated to be 982,000 people with some form of dementia, including Alzheimer's in the UK

The Independent UK · Jul 29, 2025

A GP doling out football tickets? It may sound daft, but ‘social prescribing’ could be a giant leap for the NHS

Big pharma pushes drugs, but community resources such as exercise, nature, music, and, yes, watching a game may better address root causes, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK · Jul 29, 2025