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“Mind games may improve our performance at work”, reads the headline in The Times today. The newspaper reports that a new study has shown that volunteers who took

Published date 22 August 2017
Complaints about doctors at 'record high'
Complaints about doctors at 'record high'
Mental health

'Complaints about doctors up 23% in year' BBC News reports. The news is prompted by the publication of a report into the state of medical practice in the UK by the body that regulates doctors – the General Medical Council…

Published date 21 August 2017
Can optimism aid your vision?
Can optimism aid your vision?
Mental health

A “positive outlook improves your vision”, according to The Daily Telegraph. Apparently, research has shown that people with a “sunny outlook” take in more...

Published date 21 August 2017
Climate change 'might bring rise in UK mosquito-borne diseases'
Climate change 'might bring rise in UK mosquito-borne diseases'
Mental health

"Mosquitoes heading for warmer UK," Sky News reports. A new review predicts that climate change will make the UK a hospitable environment for disease-carrying mosquitoes and ticks, leading to an outbreak of conditions such as dengue fever…

Published date 21 August 2017
Rainfall and autism
Rainfall and autism
Mental health

Children who live where there is heavy rainfall could be more likely to develop autism, according to media reports today. The Daily Telegraph said that researchers

Published date 21 August 2017
Early periods and depression studied
Early periods and depression studied
Mental health

“Girls who go through puberty early are more likely to suffer mental health problems in their teenage years,” The Daily Telegraph has reported. The newspaper suggested that these problems may be due to “rows with parents and boyfriend troubles”. The news...

Published date 21 August 2017
Virtual reality helped improve nerve function in paralysed people
Virtual reality helped improve nerve function in paralysed people
Mental health

"Virtual reality has helped eight paralysed patients regain some feeling in their legs in 'a big surprise'," Sky News reports. Researchers using virtual reality (VR) combined with a robotic exoskeleton were surprised to find participants…

Published date 21 August 2017
'UK's suicide rate highest among middle-aged men'
'UK's suicide rate highest among middle-aged men'
Mental health

Suicide rates were in the news, with The Guardian reporting that men are at higher risk than women and The Daily Telegraph saying that middle-aged men are the highest risk group...

Published date 21 August 2017
News analysis: Controversial mental health guide DSM-5
News analysis: Controversial mental health guide DSM-5
Mental health

Sixteen years in the making and weighing in at over 800 pages the publication of the new version of the so-called "Psychiatric Bible" – the DSM-5 – has led to claims the diagnostic manual is over-medicalising normal human behaviour and moods…

Published date 21 August 2017
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