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  • Finland’s revised clinical guidelines for dementia - 25th September 2023
  • Extreme heat likely to wipe out humans and mammals - 25th September 2023
  • Reflecting on menopause in the workplace - 25th September 2023
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What is Dementia?

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Releasing Trauma on Tap

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Earlier mental health care could save £600 million and improve 7 million lives

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AI analysis of a handheld device holds potential to speed up detection of heart failure

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Researchers develop new tool to reduce stroke risk

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Every CU Scarborough nursing graduate secures local work

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Threat of losing money is the best incentive for weight loss

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Dance and Parkinson’s disease

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Virtual GP appointments as effective as in-person care for some conditions

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Pedal power pays off

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England’s least stressed areas

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  • Ageing, Neurology, Pharmacy/Drugs
    Finland’s revised clinical guidelines for dementia
    A recent register-based study examined the impact of Finland’s revised clinical guidelines for the treatment of dementia, published in 2017, on the trend of users of psychotropics in older people …
  • Environment
    Extreme heat likely to wipe out humans …
    A new study shows unprecedented heat is likely to lead to the next mass extinction since the dinosaurs died out, eliminating nearly all mammals in some 250 million years time. …
  • Ageing, Integrative, Women's Health
    Reflecting on menopause in the workplace
    Research company Perspectus Global and Comms Agency DAPS have collaborated on a newly released White Paper, reflecting on menopause in the workplace in 2023, celebrating and observing midlife women from …
  • Ageing, All Creatures, Mental Health
    Do sounds of nature improve wellbeing of …
    Innovative research by University of Gloucestershire exploring whether the sounds of nature can have a positive impact on the mental health and wellbeing of people in care homes, has won …
  • Australasia, Environment, Global Reach
    Weighing up risk: home insurance in a …
    Weighing up risk: home insurance in a changing climate: A UNSW Sydney scientist explains some of the psychological processes that influence our decision making around home insurance and climate change. …

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