People who experience frequent bad dreams in middle age may experience a faster rate of cognitive decline and be at higher risk of dementia as they get older, data suggests.If confirmed, the research could eventually…
Near-record levels of people on the jobseeker payment are sick or have a disability, with more than 350,000 people on the dole now unable to work full-time.Department of Social Services figures for June reveal 358,000…
Britons of black and south Asian origin with dementia die younger and sooner after being diagnosed than white people, research has found.South Asian people die 2.97 years younger and black people 2.66 years younger than…
When Adam Kay’s This is Going to Hurt was published in 2017 there were several acclaimed books by surgeons doing the rounds – Henry Marsh’s Do No Harm, Atul Gawande’s Being Mortal, When Breath Becomes…
Virginia Richards has always been proactive about her mental health. But the pandemic – and years of juggling paid work and responsibilities at home – have taken their toll.In 2021 she suffered a relapse of…
People seeking cosmetic injections such as botox or filler treatments should undergo compulsory mental health screening in order to stop vulnerable patients worsening pre-existing psychological conditions and increasing their risk of self harm, experts say.Calls…
Australians believe their life is improving and are more confident in the government compared with last year, with much of this wellbeing boost being reported among young people, the results of a national survey suggest.The…
There is scant evidence that youth mental health organisation Headspace leads to clinical improvement in young people, raising questions about whether the not-for-profit should continue to attract millions of dollars in government funding, according to…
To help get a snapshot of its community’s wellbeing and issues, the Chatham County Health Department assembled an extensive survey and report. Published earlier this month, the 2021 Chatham County Community Assessment aims to understand…
One patient drove three hours to get treatment for his suicidal ideation at a Great Falls hospital. A woman described being treated “like a criminal” by police officers when she suffered a manic bipolar episode.…
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