AI Could Detect Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Under a Minute – Far Before Traditional Tests – SciTechDaily
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Fighting Psychiatric Subjectivation and Helping Others Along the Way: An Interview with Prateeksha Sharma – Mad In America
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New service planned to support children and young people’s mental health
A NEW mental health and emotional wellbeing service is being set up to help children and young people in Warwickshire. Coventry, Warwickshire and Worcestershire Mind (CWWM), a major voluntary sector … →Read more
Mental health crisis in prisons getting worse, says Inspectorate
Prison inspectors have warned of a worsening crisis of people with severe mental health problems being trapped within prisons. A study in 2024 by HM Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) found that fewer … →Read more
Mental health care ‘will only improve with waiting list targets’
Mental health care will only improve with waiting list targets, leaders warn – Exclusive: Health leaders call for new four-week NHS targets for children’s mental healthcare … →Read more
GSD says lack of assisted living is delaying mental health discharges
The GSD has highlighted “significant concerns” set out in the Mental Health Board Report 2025 affecting the provision of continuity of care post-discharge for mental health patients, including the … →Read more
Mental health bench unveiled ‘to give hope’
A bench has been unveiled in a Surrey town with the aim of helping people struggling with mental health, with fundraisers saying they hope it will “go on to save many lives”. The bench in Phillips … →Read more
Julie Middleton uses Maiden Speech to address ‘devastating effects of mental ill health’ in Derry
Julie Middleton used her Maiden Speech at Stormont to speak out about the ‘devastating effects of mental ill health’ in Derry. →Read more
State policy contributes to mentally ill Oregonians falling into homelessness, Multnomah County says
Multnomah County commissioners urged state officials late last year to change what they characterized as a discriminatory policy that’s contributing to people with “severe persistent mental illness” … →Read more
‘I was peeing blood constantly’: my ketamine hell – and what made me stop
Thomas Delaney’s addiction issues started when he was a teen and worsened through his 20s. Eventually, an argument with his mother led him to change everything Thomas Delaney never used to believe he was “good enough to be loved”. Growing up, he internalised the hurt he saw playing out at home. “I thought I was […] →Read more