Psychiatry

Exercising Can Protect The Brain From Alzheimer's

Both before and after diagnosis.
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Scientists Hope Wonder-Drug Will Halt Alzheimer's And Parkinson's In Their Tracks

'We’re excited by the potential of these findings.'
By John von Radowitz, Press Association

Caffeine Could Be The Key To An Alzheimer's Breakthrough

But don't start guzzling coffee just yet.
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Ricki Lake Pays Tribute To ‘Soulmate’ Ex-Husband Following His Death, Aged 45

'The world didn’t understand this man, but I did.'
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Here's A Clear Sign You Have A Smartphone Addiction

Did your phone just buzz?
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Powerful Magnets Could Be Used To Treat Dementia

They could improve your memory for specific things, like locations, shapes and colours.
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May Tells HuffPostUK: I'll Act On Children's Mental Health Crisis

'No parent should feel helpless when watching their child suffer'.
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Widow Blames Austerity For Husband's Brutal Murder

Dr Jeroen Ensink was killed in a frenzied knife attack.
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A 'Sniff Test' Could Be Useful In Diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease

It increased accuracy to 87 per cent! 👍
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Don't Walk this Way - How Your Steps Tell Psychopaths who to Attack

One specific type of body language that reliably distinguishes victims from non-victims is gait. A previous study found prison inmates who had been convicted of sexual assault identified targets as vulnerable because of certain motions within their walk.
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