Thomas S. Langner, Who Linked Social Ills to Mental Illness, Dies at 102

He helped lead what became known as the Midtown Manhattan Study, which showed that mental impairment is highly correlated with low socioeconomic status. →Read more

Tain and Dingwall dementia support service staff are “10 out of 10” – Northern Times

Tain and Dingwall dementia support service staff are “10 out of 10”  Northern Times →Read more

I’ve spent 35 years heading footballs and now I’m worried I might get dementia – The Telegraph

I’ve spent 35 years heading footballs and now I’m worried I might get dementia  The Telegraph →Read more

We need to talk about Donald Trump’s mental health – Prospect Magazine

We need to talk about Donald Trump’s mental health  Prospect Magazine →Read more

Lena Dunham on going to rehab: ‘It was like the first day of college, except many of the people had a problem with heroin’

An exclusive extract from Famesick, her new memoir • ‘I got everything I dreamed of … ’: read an interview with Lena Dunham Rehab doesn’t happen to you. You happen to rehab. That’s something I kept thinking when, at night, I wept myself to sleep in the tastefully appointed room where I could not keep […] →Read more

The Dignity of Work in Catholic Social Thought – The Catholic Thing

The Dignity of Work in Catholic Social Thought  The Catholic Thing →Read more

Breakthrough dementia drugs — what went wrong and what happens next?

Two Alzheimer’s drugs were hailed as treatments that would transform care. Why are barely any UK patients getting them? →Read more

Fareham College students hold support sessions for people with dementia – Daily Echo

Fareham College students hold support sessions for people with dementia  Daily Echo →Read more

Ruth Langsford shares moving family dementia battle and support story – Exmouth Journal

Ruth Langsford shares moving family dementia battle and support story  Exmouth Journal →Read more

I’ve spent 35 years heading footballs. Now I’m worried I might get dementia

The professional game has been linked to a higher risk of neurodegenerative diseases but are amateurs also putting themselves in harm’s way? →Read more