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Forgetting a name occasionally is normal, but repeatedly losing track of conversations, struggling to concentrate or saying "my memory is failing" can feel far |
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Forgetting a name occasionally is normal, but repeatedly losing track of conversations, struggling to concentrate or saying "my memory is failing" can feel far |
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Hear from an expert about the 9-to-5 effect and why it may stress your bone health, especially for women. | Health |
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Jeffrey Meltzer lists some activities that can be performed every day without the help of professionals that can provide a significant boost to mental health. | Health |
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What happens when a person's mental state becomes central to understanding an act that would otherwise be viewed only through the lens of criminal responsibility? |
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New Zealand has approved two psychiatrists to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade MDMA as supervised treatment for severe PTSD, with approval limited to 2 authorised psychiatrists. |
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Over time, even modest reductions in these glucose excursions can improve overall glycaemic stability, reduce stress on insulin secretion, and support better metabolic regulation. |
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High blood sugar can occur without eating sweets due to hormones, stress, illness, dehydration, intense exercise, medications, and insulin resistance. , Health, Times Now |
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A Spanish study found a surprising association between cats and childhood mental-health problems, but researchers stress the findings do not prove causation. , Health, Times Now |
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Courtship can feel like a fairy tale until you start sharing everyday life together. That's when the invisible mental load of marriage can begin to surface. |
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Childhood NCDs such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory conditions and mental health disorders can go unnoticed. An expert explains the subtle signs parents may overlook, when to seek medical help and why prevention should begin early in life. |