Brothers with ‘99.9% Probability’ of Dementia Running 32 Marathons in 32 Days – people.com
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Women with perinatal OCD are still being failed | Letter
Screening at the six-week check and signposting to services could prevent suffering and save lives, write Fiona Challacombe, Diana Wilson and Maria Bavetta We were glad that the story of Kimberley Nixon was highlighted in your article and commend her openness about the devastating nature of perinatal OCD (‘This is so taboo’: Kimberley Nixon on […] →Read more
Brothers hope running 33 marathons in 33 days will raise over €1m for dementia research – Irish Examiner
Brothers hope running 33 marathons in 33 days will raise over €1m for dementia research Irish Examiner →Read more
Free dementia support clinics returning to West Midlands – redditchadvertiser.co.uk
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Free dementia support clinics returning to West Midlands – Kidderminster Shuttle
Free dementia support clinics returning to West Midlands Kidderminster Shuttle →Read more
A Study Of 4 Million People Points To A Surprising Brain Health Predictor – MindBodyGreen
A Study Of 4 Million People Points To A Surprising Brain Health Predictor MindBodyGreen →Read more
Free health and social care event to be held in Renfrewshire this month – Renfrewshire Gazette
Free health and social care event to be held in Renfrewshire this month Renfrewshire Gazette →Read more
We don’t know what’s behind the UK’s mental health crisis – but we are fixing it – The Independent
We don’t know what’s behind the UK’s mental health crisis – but we are fixing it The Independent →Read more
Some people with diagnosis for mental illness do not need benefits – Findlay – The National Newspaper
Some people with diagnosis for mental illness do not need benefits – Findlay The National Newspaper →Read more
Some people with diagnosis for mental illness do not need benefits – Findlay – The National Scot
Some people with diagnosis for mental illness do not need benefits – Findlay The National Scot →Read more