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NHS trials ultra-fast brain scans in bid to diagnose dementia sooner (opens the original)
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The NHS will trial ultra-fast brain scans and other new technology in a bid to diagnose dementia sooner. Researchers believe they can slash the time patients spend in an MRI scanner from 20 minutes to as little as six minutes, while still obtaining all the diagnostic information they need. The machines are increasingly required for accurate diagnosis, assessing eligibility for new Alzheimer's drugs and monitoring their effectiveness. But capacity in the UK is severely limited, with the shortage
Walking to school slashes risk of poor mental health, study suggests (opens the original)
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Young children who walk to school or the local shop are less likely to suffer from poor mental health as teenagers, a study suggests. Researchers said 'every step counts' when it comes to not only physical but mental health, with active youngsters displaying changes in their brains linked to movement and mood. The study, on more than 5,500 adolescents in the US with an average age of around 12, saw them given Fitbit devices to wear for three weeks. A year later, researchers checked in on their m
Social media failing to protect users from harmful adverts - regulator (opens the original)
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The head of Britain's advertising watchdog has criticised social media firms for failing to protect users from misleading and potentially harmful health adverts. Guy Parker, chief executive of the Advertising Standards Authority, said online advertising had 'amplified harms' and called on the likes of Google and Meta to do more to stop dangerous health claims reaching users. He revealed the ASA's latest monitoring uncovered widespread concerns about adverts for products ranging from baby-sleep d
NHS treats women and babies as 'second-class patients', Cooper warns (opens the original)
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Yvette Cooper has accused the NHS of treating women and babies as 'second-class patients' as she vowed to introduce new maternity standards. The Health Secretary said the service was supposed to provide care 'from the cradle to the grave' but argued that 'too often the cradle has been forgotten' in recent years. Speaking at Labour's Party conference, Ms Cooper said that improving maternity care and support for new parents and babies will be among her top priorities. She pledged to appoint an ind
Parents will be offered support under plans to set up 'one-stop shops' (opens the original)
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Parents will be offered greater support with infant feeding, mental health and bonding with their babies under plans to expand family hubs. The government will establish up to 1,000 'one–stop shops' for infant care across England by 2028 to help give children a better start in life. They will give mums and dads access to midwives, health visitors and other family services as part of a 'Healthy Babies' programme. It is reminiscent of the Sure Start programme, launched by the last Labour governmen
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