Mental illness is “much more common” than previously thought, the Metro newspaper has reported. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2017
Too much sugar heightens risk of depression, says new study
Men who consume too much sugar in drinks and confectionery run an increased risk of depression, the Guardian has reported. Continue reading
Increasing number of people experiencing anxiety and depression
The number of people living with anxiety, depression and related mental health issues is on the rise, new data suggests. Continue reading
High streets to go quiet for “Autism Hour”
High streets will go “quiet” later this year as part of a project to raise awareness of autism, it has been announced. Continue reading
Half of all expelled students have mental health condition, report finds
Around half of pupils who have been expelled from school have a mental health issue, new figures show. Continue reading
New ‘therapeutic approach’ could help people with schizophrenia
Researchers from the University of Glasgow claim to have paved the way for a new ‘therapeutic approach’ to treating people who are living with genetic forms of schizophrenia. Continue reading
Stressful life experiences can age the brain, research shows
Stressful life experiences can age the brain by several years and potentially heighten the risk of dementia, the Guardian has reported. Continue reading
College teams up with big name companies to help disabled students into work
A UK college has implemented a new programme to support students with physical and learning disabilities on their journey towards a successful career. Continue reading