Logging on ‘could reduce dementia risk’
By BEN SPENCER | Published Mar 11, 2016
Scientists have linked numerous activities with preserving brain power in the elderly - but using a computer seems particularly effective.
Mind
Could light be a cure for depression?
By Amy Ellis Nutt | Published Mar 7, 2016
Chocolate is brain food. Who knew?
By Roberto A. Ferdman | Published Mar 7, 2016
Study that rubbished psychology 'flawed'
By Independent | Published Mar 4, 2016
Depression: the silence ends here
By Amy Marlow | Published Feb 29, 2016
'I'm terrified of group therapy'
By Virginia Ironside | Published Feb 24, 2016
Colour your way to no stress
By AFP | Published Feb 24, 2016
Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers
The Minerals Council warns of South Africa’s global trade and mining production in the new Donald Trump era
Successful Businesses Start with a Happy Workforce
Dr Iqbal Survé: a visionary’s journey from the streets of Cape Town to global leadership
Early warning test before Alzheimer’s strikes
By Daily Mail | Published Feb 24, 2016
Grim link between concussions, suicide
By Erin Blakemore | Published Feb 23, 2016
Confessions of a hypochondriac
By Lev Novak | Published Feb 22, 2016
Stress driving you to the biscuit tin?
By Sean Poulter | Published Feb 19, 2016
The party drug that's used for depression
By Sara Solovitch | Published Feb 4, 2016
Loneliness is a public health hazard
By Amy Ellis Nutt | Published Feb 1, 2016
Piano lessons may stop mental decline
By Daily Mail | Published Feb 1, 2016
Do women turn into their mothers?
By FIONA MACRAE | Published Feb 1, 2016
