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Ps415-013

The Rush to Diagnose ADHD and Autism is Damaging Children

Quote: Autism diagnosis rates have soared by up to 40-fold in recent years, but the Government-commissioned review found no evidence that the number of autistic children has actually increased. Clinical psychologist Professor Peter Fonagy raised concerns about the "consistency and quality" of ADHD and autism assessments carried out by private providers, whose numbers have rocketed as the NHS struggles to cope with demand....

"Too many people are defined by their diagnosis, not by what they can achieve and its starting younger. Children are told something is wrong with them, put on disability living allowance then move straight on to personal independence payments. All they ever hear is what they cant do. Sickness benefit claims have doubled since 2019, but the country isnt twice as sick. Many of the conditions are real but they are not reasons to not work. Parking people on benefits isnt kind or compassionate."

Comment: Good work, work that is well structured, gives one the inner satisfaction that idleness never can.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/the-rush-to-diagnose-adhd-and-autism-is-damaging-children/
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Sd412-011

Scientists Find Hidden Driver of Aging and a Simple Amino Acid That Fights Memory Loss in Mice

Quote: What if some of the changes we associate with aging begin with the loss of a single protein deep inside the brain? Scientists investigating that possibility found that restoring a protein called Menin in older mice improved memory, balance, bone mass, and skin thickness in just 30 days. Even more surprisingly, supplementing the animals with a naturally occurring amino acid improved their learning and memory in only three weeks.
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261009025708.htm
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Sd412-013

Scientists Discover Vanillas Hidden Healing Potential

Quote: "Because vanillins synthetic form is abundant and cost-effective, we believe vanillin-based formulations may offer safe and multifunctional solutions for ulcer treatment and targeted drug delivery, especially of hydrophobic compounds. "Owing to its amphiphilic molecular structure, vanillin can interact with reactive oxygen species, cellular membranes, and polymeric matrices, providing a basis for its incorporation into functional formulations."
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261011211550.htm
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Sd413-002

A 47-year Study Reveals the Age When Your Body Starts Losing Strength

Quote: A 47-year study has uncovered a surprising turning point in physical aging: fitness and strength begin declining around age 35, even among people who exercise regularly.
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261014000912.htm
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Sd413-009

Scientists May Have Overlooked a Hidden Alzheimers Culprit for Decades

Quote: In a new commentary published in ChemBioChem, UC Santa Cruz professor Jevgenij Raskatov highlights research suggesting that this lesser-known peptide, called P3, can form microscopic clumps and threadlike structures known as fibrils. Evidence also suggests that P3 may interact with amyloid beta (A#946;), potentially influencing how it accumulates in the brain and how toxic it becomes. These findings raise the possibility that P3 contributes to the nerve cell damage associated with Alzheimers disease..
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261013015838.htm
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Sd413-011

Scientists Discover How Harmful Zombie Cells Hide from the Immune System

Quote: Researchers led by Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University have discovered a protein that may allow harmful aging cells to escape detection by the immune system. By helping these cells remain in the body instead of being cleared away, the protein could contribute to their accumulation and the development of health problems associated with aging.
Comment: Are all of them really that harmful? Some are, but these variously described low/no activity cells make up a good part of our body. Are they really useless? Medicine has made that kind of mistake before.
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261013015800.htm
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Sd413-038

Scientists Discover a Surprising Paradox in How Our Cells Age

Quote: "Interest is growing in targeting autophagy to develop new healthy aging interventions," said Tatiana Moreno, PhD 26, lead author of the study and a former graduate student in the Kumsta lab. "We wanted to challenge assumptions and investigate what actually happens to autophagy during aging in healthy individuals."
Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com//releases/2026/10/261012185009.htm
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