An increasing number of adults are being diagnosed and treated for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Historically it was viewed as a childhood condition. Now, ADHD is now recognised as a lifelong disorder that can profoundly impact adults, too. This has led to a surge in diagnoses and treatments in adults. This growing awareness and […]
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This week, 24th to 30th June, marks Deafblind Awareness Week in the UK. It is a chance to learn more about deafblindness, the experiences of people who live with it, and how we can create a more inclusive world for everyone. What is Deafblindness? Deafblindness is a combined vision and hearing impairment. It can range from mild to profound, affecting people in different
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Two months ago, The Mental State of the World in 2023, was published. We are all concerned and interested about this following the pandemic, lockdowns and social unrest. The annual Mental State of the World report, published by the Global Mind Project, provides a perspective on the internet-enabled global population. This obviously has some omissions
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The NHS is prohibited from selling patient data for commercial gain. The focus is on using patient data securely to improve healthcare. However, when it leaves the NHS, what may happen to it then? There are concerns over privacy and consent. The NHS data can be used for several legitimate purposes. These include improving services
