Tag: causes

Understand the different causes and contributing factors to various brain-related conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, cognitive decline, and mental health disorders.

Panicking or Feeling Hopeless? Nootropics for Calming Anxiety or Uplifting Mood
12/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 9 minutes. Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety or trapped in a cycle of despair? Look no further than nootropics, the secret weapon for calming anxiety and uplifting mood. These brain-boosting supplements are scientifically designed to target the root causes of anxiety and enhance your overall well-being. Discover the power of nootropics as we delve…
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Maximising the Nutritional Value of Liver: Tips and Recipes
12/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 12 minutes. You’ve heard about it, perhaps even tasted it – liver, the superfood that’s been sitting under your nose all along. Packed with essential nutrients like vitamin A, iron and high-quality protein, this organ meat is a nutritional powerhouse that can do wonders for your health. But here’s the catch: not all…
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California Launches $111 Million Initiative to Revolutionise Health Research
04/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 5 minutes. California has launched a bold new initiative, ReMIND, dedicating a whopping $111 million (£87,556,800) to it. The goal? Transforming the way we approach mental health research. It’s about creating new genetic tools and treatments for mental illnesses. This is the largest push for mental health research in the country, and the…
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New Research Debunks Common ADHD Misconceptions
03/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 9 minutes. New research has emerged showing that challenges commonly held misconceptions about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Contrary to popular belief, it is not the most heritable mental illness. This neurodevelopmental disorder affects children and adults, yet its underlying causes and mechanisms remain unclear. This article debunks these misconceptions and sheds light…
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Methylene Blue Dye Test: A Non-Invasive Approach to Assess Bladder Injury
01/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 7 minutes. When it comes to diagnosing bladder injuries, it is important to use a method that is accurate and minimally invasive for the patient. The methylene blue dye test is a revolutionary, noninvasive approach to assessing bladder injury that offers many advantages over traditional methods. As a medical professional, staying up-to-date on…
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Breakthrough Wearable Device Detects Bipolar Mood Swings
29/11/2023
Mark
AI, bipolar disorder, causes, concentration, health tech, innovations, lab, mental health, mental wellness, mood swings, overcoming challenges, technology, treatment options, wearable devices, wearable technology
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health issue that requires accurate diagnosis and timely treatment. However, the existing process for diagnosing mood swings is often subjective and time-consuming. Researchers have been looking into wearable technology to help identify and track changes in mood. A recent study has shown that the Empatica…
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Breakthrough: UK Biotech Group Raises Millions for Alzheimer’s Research
28/11/2023
John West
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Reading Time: 5 minutes. A UK biotech firm has raised a substantial £48m for Alzheimer’s research, marking a significant milestone in the fight against the disease. This achievement underscores the biotech industry’s commitment to innovation and highlights the pressing need for progress in our understanding and treatment of Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s, a degenerative brain condition, is…
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Therapeutic Potential of Methylene Blue For Throat Infections
11/11/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 8 minutes. Did you know that almost 15 million people in the United Kingdom visit their healthcare providers for sore throats every year? Throat infections can be very uncomfortable, especially when caused by bacteria and viruses becoming more resistant to antibiotics. Therefore, it’s important to explore alternative treatments that relieve symptoms and target…
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Alzheimer’s Breakthroughs Fuel Parkinson’s Research Revolution
08/11/2023
John West
alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, breakthroughs, caregivers, causes, clinical trials, cognitive decline, lab, medical research, parkinson’s, parkinson’s disease, staying informed, symptoms, therapeutic approaches, therapies, therapy
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Groundbreaking progress in Alzheimer’s research is now leading to a renaissance in Parkinson’s disease studies. This report examines the far-reaching effects these strides have had on the Parkinson’s research sector. It looks into partnerships, clinical trials, funding, disease mechanisms, and improvements in trial design. Over the past decade, Alzheimer’s research has…
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Alarming Rate of Avoidable Deaths in Mental Health Wards Revealed
07/11/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 4 minutes. In mental health wards, there’s a growing problem. We’re seeing too many avoidable deaths. A recent study has shown a worrying rise in admissions leading to fatalities. Most of these deaths are due to physical health issues. As someone who’s worked in this field for many years, I can tell you…
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