A molecule targeting inflammation in the brain could play a role in treating Alzheimer’s disease

A molecule targeting one of the sources of inflammation in the brain could play a role in treating diseases of the brain including Alzheimer's... read more

16.02.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

New study about 'skunk'-induced psychosis - Rethink Mental Illness response

A new study by the Institute of Psychiatry suggests that 24% of new cases of psychosis are resulting from use of high potency 'skunk-like'... read more

15.02.2015 • By Rethink

CQC publish information on the use of hidden cameras in health and social care settings

CQC publish information on the use of hidden cameras in health and social care settings The Care Quality Commission (CQC) will tomorrow (Thursday... read more

12.02.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

Two out of Ten people feel businesses know their rights when it comes to Lasting Power of Attorney

Only 22 per cent of people affected by dementia feel that businesses and organisations understand a person's rights around Lasting Power of... read more

11.02.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

Internet Safety Day 2015: Autism Campaigner subjected to vile trolling on Twitter

A leaked memo by Twitter's Chief Executive, Dick Costolo, has admitted that the company "sucks" when it comes to dealing with abuse and trolling... read more

09.02.2015 • By Kevin Healey

Maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, relationships are a hot topic of conversation at the moment. You may be in the midst of a blossoming... read more

09.02.2015 • By British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

Love Your Gloves for Raynaud's Awareness Month!

Do you know someone whose hands always feel cold? Do their hands and fingers sometimes go blue or white and then red and sore? PLEASE DON'T IGNORE... read more

09.02.2015 • By Pressat Wire

Julianne Moore leads the way at BAFTA awards

Julianne Moore added a BAFTA to her collection of prestigious awards today (Sunday 8 February 2015), having been awarded 'Best Actress in a... read more

08.02.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

Autism Campaigner hit's out at lack of support from Twitters C.E.O

Kevin Healey, Autism campaigner in the UK, is very frustrated by the lack of support from Twitter HQ after nearly a two year extended campaign to... read more

05.02.2015 • By Kevin Healey

BACP's reaction to yesterday's National Suicide Prevention Alliance conference

The National Suicide Prevention Alliance , a cross-sector coalition of organisations in England of which BACP is a steering group member, held... read more

04.02.2015 • By British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

1 in 2 people to develop cancer - Breakthrough Breast Cancer response to new figures from Cancer Research

In response to figures released from Cancer Research UK that one in two people will develop cancer during their lifetime, Dr Christopher... read more

04.02.2015 • By Pressat Wire

Vegan athlete in World Record attempt - in a cow suit!

NEWS RELEASE IMMEDIATE: 3 FEBRUARY 2015 VEGAN ATHLETE IN WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT - IN A COW SUIT Fiona Oakes, vegan and holder of three... read more

03.02.2015 • By The Vegan Society

It’s Time to Talk about counselling and psychotherapy

Thursday 5 February 2015 is Time to Talk Day , when people across the UK are encouraged to take five minutes out of their day to have a... read more

03.02.2015 • By British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

Tackle child obesity with plants, says The Vegan Society

Healthy weight as a vegan is not exclusive to adults. Plant-based diets can help children too, says The Vegan Society. The experts at the BDA -... read more

02.02.2015 • By The Vegan Society

Rethink Mental Illness response to Monitor statement on NHS funding

Health regulator Monitor, which sets national prices for NHS services, has today announced it is postponing the introduction of a proposed 1.5%... read more

29.01.2015 • By Rethink

Cereals Still Stuffed With Sugar

Summary: Manufacturers claim to be improving the nation's breakfast but in fact the highest sugar containing cereals have either increased or... read more

28.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

On This Day 76 Years Ago the British Polio Fellowship Was Formed

On 29 January 1939 The British Polio Fellowship was formed, meaning today the charity enters its 76th year helping and supporting those living... read more

28.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

Water Birth Safety Initiative Launched

London January 27, 2015 For Immediate Release Water Birth Safety Initiative Launched Following recent reports of preventable water birth... read more

27.01.2015 • By Active Birth Pools

Zsuzsanna Jakab Appointed WHO Regional Director for Europe for Second Term

Copenhagen and Geneva, 27 January 2015 - WHO's Executive Board, currently holding its 136th session in Geneva, has appointed Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab,... read more

27.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

GOC Publishes Findings from Its Standards Review Call for Evidence

The General Optical Council (GOC) has today published its findings from the Call for Evidence as part of its strategic standards review. The... read more

26.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

Alarming backlog of applications for Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards

here has been a sharp increase in the number of applications for Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLs) according to a report issued today... read more

26.01.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

ClouAds: Local In-store video advertising for every budget

London, UK. For Immediate Release. (www.clouads.com) ClouAds is the latest innovation in video advertising. The company offers a new approach... read more

22.01.2015 • By Clouads Ltd

Autism Campaigner calling for Action on Social Media Giants Twitter

Autism Campaigner calling for Action on Social Media Giants Twitter It has been over a year ago since Kevin Healey reported vile abusive... read more

21.01.2015 • By Kevin Healey

New Government Suicide Prevention Strategy Must Be Adequately Funded

19 January 2015 – Today's government call for more to be done to prevent suicides must be applied in equal measure to children, young people and... read more

20.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

Out of Home International and Salford Community Leisure encourage residents to get active and join their local gym

Out of Home International are pleased to be working with Salford Community Leisure on a new two-week campaign to promote their great value gym... read more

19.01.2015 • By Out of Home International

Skipta and Tiger Hill Healthcare Form International Joint Venture

Joint Venture Drives International Expansion of Healthcare Social Networks Skipta LLC, a leading developer of social networks for specialized... read more

19.01.2015 • By Tiger Hill Capital

A protein activated by the cold could lead to breakthrough Alzheimer’s treatment, study finds

A protein activated in response to the cold can prevent the loss of connections between brain cells in neurodegenerative diseases, reports a study... read more

14.01.2015 • By Alzheimer’s Society

NATIONWIDE STUDY REVEALS WE ARE A NATION OF ADDICTS

Nearly three quarters of UK population admits to at least one compulsive habit THE human mind comes under increased scrutiny today as initial... read more

14.01.2015 • By Mark Casey

CANCER DRUGS FUND DELISTING: BREAKTHROUGH BREAST CANCER RESPONDS

We are relieved to learn that three of the six breast cancer drugs – Kadcyla, Perjeta and Avastin – that were considered for delisting will remain... read more

13.01.2015 • By Pressat Wire

EU vote means UK Government must protect our right to grow and eat GM free

12 January 2015 EU vote means UK Government must protect our right to grow and eat GM free Press contact: Liz O'Neill, liz@gmfreeze.org ,... read more

12.01.2015 • By GM Freeze

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