🌿 UK Start-Up Seeks Clinical Proof for Cannabis in Autism Treatment 🌿

A UK-based start-up is conducting clinical trials to assess the efficacy of cannabis-based treatments for Autism Spectrum Disorder.

This research could pave the way for new therapeutic options. How do you feel about the potential of alternative treatments in managing autism symptoms? We want to know your thoughts, so feel free to share over at We Talk Care,

#autismawareness #alternativemedicine #clinicaltrials #wetalkcare
https://businessofcannabis.com..../uk-start-up-targets

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🔬 Exploring New Treatments for Parkinson's-Related Anxiety 🔬

Recent research indicates that deep brain stimulation may alleviate anxiety symptoms in individuals with Parkinson's disease. This advancement could significantly improve the quality of life for many.

What are your thoughts on integrating such treatments into standard care practices? Do you think they would help? Share your thoughts with us.

#parkinsonsdisease #mentalhealth #medicalresearch

https://www.theguardian.com/so....ciety/2025/feb/24/de

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What is Mixed Dementia? | ##dementiacare #mixeddementia #wetalkcare #youarenotalone #alzheimers #caregiversupport #caringforlovedones

What is Mixed Dementia?

What is Mixed Dementia?

Understanding what mixed dementia is, how it progresses, and what support is available can help families and caregivers navigate this journey with confidence and compassion.

🧠 Tackling the 'Postcode Lottery' in Dementia Care 🧠

An investigation reveals disparities in dementia care quality across different regions, leading to inadequate support for many. It's crucial to address these inconsistencies to ensure all individuals receive the care they deserve.

Have you struggled to get the care your loved one deserves purely because of your postcode? Share your thoughts with our carer community at We Talk Care.

#dementiacare #nhs #healthcareequality #wetalkcare

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/he....alth/article-1445308

Dementia care is inadequate with long waits and postcode lottery disparities, NHS chief admits | Daily Mail Online
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Dementia care is inadequate with long waits and postcode lottery disparities, NHS chief admits | Daily Mail Online

NHS England's national clinical director for dementia, Jeremy Issacs said four out of five patients wait too long for a diagnosis and then face a postcode lottery in the quality of their care.

Highlighting the Challenges Faced by Unpaid Carers in the UK 📢

A recent article discusses the pressing need for increased support for unpaid carers across the country. Many are experiencing significant challenges, underscoring the importance of providing adequate assistance.

Let's discuss your experiences at We Talk Care and advocate for better support systems.

#unpaidcarers #supportcarers #carerchallenges #wetalkcare
https://rsnonline.org.uk/urgen....t-need-for-support-a

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💡 Did you know that 1 in 5 carers are unaware of available financial support

A new study has shown that a significant number of carers are missing out on benefits they're entitled to.

Are you aware of all the support available? Feel free to share your experiences and opinions on this topic. Your voice matters in our community!

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/mone....y/government-support

#carerssupport #financialaid #awareness #wetalkcare

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🔬 Cholesterol By-Product Linked to Parkinson's Progression
New research has uncovered a potential link between cholesterol by-products and Parkinson's disease. What are your thoughts on this breaking development that links diet with disease progression?

https://scitechdaily.com/scien....tists-just-found-a-c

#parkinsonsresearch #medicalresearch #neurology #wetalkcare

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💪 Calls for Higher Carer's Allowance Payments

There's a growing movement urging for increased financial support for unpaid carers, with a proposed payment of £1,600 per month.

Do you believe carers should receive more recognition and compensation? Join the conversation over at We Talk Care.

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/cal....l-people-carer-allow

#unpaidcarers #financialsupport #carersrights #wetalkcare

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🧠 Could Excessive TV Watching Signal Early Dementia? Recent studies suggest a connection between prolonged TV viewing and early dementia symptoms.

Have you noticed this in your experience? Let's discuss over at We Talk Care.

https://www.express.co.uk/life....-style/health/201620

#dementiaawareness #healthnews #caregiving #wetalkcare

'Early' sign of dementia could appear watching TV | Express.co.uk
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'Early' sign of dementia could appear watching TV | Express.co.uk

IT could be 'mild' and 'not that easy to spot' in the early stages, an expert warned
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Back to School: Easing the Transition Back into The Classroom for Neurodiverse Children | ##backtoschool #neurodiversekids #asdparentingtips #wetalkcare

Back to School: Easing the Transition Back into The Classroom for Neurodiverse Children

Back to School: Easing the Transition Back into The Classroom for Neurodiverse Children

This period can be particularly stressful, as changes in routine may heighten anxiety and resistance, so here are some practical tips from the We Talk Care parent community to make this transition smoother.