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New test could predict dementia risk during routine GP visits

By Iain MacDonald25th January 2016News England

It may be possible to assess the risk of developing dementia by analyzing information gathered during routine visits to the family doctor, according to research published in the open access

Research shows link between young people’s mental health and future inequality

By Iain MacDonald25th January 2016News Scotland

Mental health issues in early adulthood can impact upon a person’s future life chances, a new study has shown. Researchers at the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University

Role of ‘professional love’ in early years settings studied by Sheffield researchers

By Iain MacDonald25th January 2016News England

A toolkit for early years practitioners has been created by researchers at the University of Sheffield after a study examined whether they should ‘love’ the children in their care. Dr

Research: People with dementia gain from learning self management skills

By Iain MacDonald20th January 2016Reports & Resources

People with early-stage dementia benefit when they are empowered to manage their own condition, a study led by researchers at the University of Exeter has found. Research involving Bangor University

Report: Life story work with people with dementia: an evaluation

By Iain MacDonald19th January 2016Reports & Resources

Everybody has a life story. These are rich and varied and can be used to communicate who we are to the people around us. People with dementia sometimes need help

Study: New research examines suicide in new and expectant mothers

By Iain MacDonald19th January 2016Reports & Resources

A new King’s College London study examines suicide deaths within and outside the period surrounding childbirth, specifically in women who had been in recent contact with mental health services. Suicide

Leading academic expects ‘new era’ for dementia treatment within next decade

By The Press Association13th January 2016News England

New treatments for dementia are “on target” to be developed within the next decade, a leading expert has said. Researchers will know if they are at the beginning of “a

Webwatch: The Health Literacy Place

By Iain MacDonald7th January 2016Webwatch

The Health Literacy Place website supports health and social care staff across Scotland to collaborate with patients, service-users and carers, to enable them to navigate services, and access and understand

Engage: Hard Evidence – are more children going into care?

By Louise Mc Grath-Lone22nd December 2015Engage

Are more children going into care than ever before? According to recent government data, the number of children in care in England has reached a 30-year high. The claim is

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New test could predict dementia risk during routine GP visits

Research shows link between young people’s mental health and future inequality

Role of ‘professional love’ in early years settings studied by Sheffield researchers

Research: People with dementia gain from learning self management skills

Report: Life story work with people with dementia: an evaluation

Study: New research examines suicide in new and expectant mothers

Leading academic expects ‘new era’ for dementia treatment within next decade

Webwatch: The Health Literacy Place

Engage: Hard Evidence – are more children going into care?

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New test could predict dementia risk during routine GP visits

Research shows link between young people’s mental health and future inequality

Role of ‘professional love’ in early years settings studied by Sheffield researchers

Research: People with dementia gain from learning self management skills

Report: Life story work with people with dementia: an evaluation

Study: New research examines suicide in new and expectant mothers

Leading academic expects ‘new era’ for dementia treatment within next decade

Influential academic joins children’s social care research centre at Cardiff

Webwatch: The Health Literacy Place

Engage: Hard Evidence – are more children going into care?