Artists and those working in the music industry are three times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety, according to a new study. Continue reading
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UK woman’s mission to raise awareness of epilepsy in superstitious African cultures
A UK woman is travelling to Malawi and across Africa to raise awareness of epilepsy and end the stigma attached to the condition in certain cultures. Continue reading
Just 16 per cent of people with autism are in full-time paid work, a new study has revealed
The study, conducted by the National Autistic Society (NAS), said the figure has remained the same for the last decade, showing that autistic people are not benefiting from Government employment programmes. Continue reading
Late-night marketing targets the most vulnerable, report suggests
Late-night marketing messages to vulnerable shoppers with mental health problems are leading to “financially-crippling impulse buys”, it has been suggested. Continue reading
Art gallery hosts exclusive exhibition of work by artists with learning disabilities
A UK creative charity and art gallery have helped to give a voice to aspiring artists with learning disabilities by organising an exclusive exhibition of their work. Continue reading
A restricted diet can be beneficial in epilepsy sufferers
Restricting calorie intake may protect brain cells from damage and have a beneficial effect in epilepsy, a new report has revealed. Continue reading
Autistic boy who can’t be touched forms heart-warming bond with dog
An autistic boy who cannot be physically touched or hugged by anyone has kindled an unlikely friendship with a new four-legged friend – Tornado the service dog. Continue reading
Study paves way for greater understanding of mental health
A new study into the soothing effects of lithium on the bipolar brain could pave the way for future research into tackling mental health conditions. Continue reading