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Family Of Deported American Child Recovering From Brain Cancer Begin Legal Action Alleging 'Serious Abuses' During Detention

The family of a 10-year-old U.S. citizen who was deported while recovering from a brain tumor have began legal action against U.S. authorities

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Study shows worrying effect of cannabis on young people’s brains

The study observed real-time brain changes

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Davina McCall marks major milestone after brain surgery for tumour

Davina McCall marked a major milestone since having brain surgery last year with her first live TV appearance on Monday, 17 March.

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'Mystery population' of human ancestors gave us 20% of our genes and may have boosted our brain function

A novel genetic model suggests that the ancestors of modern humans came from two distinct populations that split and reconnected during our evolutionary history.

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Why you may feel like nothing matters

Experts explain how a sense of control — or lack of it — can majorly influence our response to stressful situations

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Flogging Molly star Dave King 'spent two weeks in coma' after brain haemorrhage

Flogging Molly singer Dave King suffered a brain haemorrhage in January and ended up in a coma for two weeks.

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Neurologist lists things that could damage body nerves: Avoid these mistakes

Our nervous system is like the command centre of our body, controlling everything from movements to thoughts. But did you know that certain every day habits can silently harm your nerves? Dr Bing, a neurologist warns that some common mistakes can cause serious nerve damage over time. Here are six…

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Davina McCall says return to work after brain tumour ‘feels amazing’

The 57-year-old spoke about her return to TV on The One Show.

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Cells lining your skin and organs can generate electricity when injured − potentially opening new doors to treating wounds

Your cells constantly generate and conduct electricity that runs through your body to perform various functions. One such example of this bioelectricity is the nerve signals that power thoughts in your brain. Others include the cardiac signals that control the beating of your heart, along with other signals that tell…

The Conversation

‘Will Freya find a lovely birthday gift for mummy?’: why the Sylvanian Families movie is the anti-Barbie

The trailer for the new film about the dainty woodland creatures will wash over your brain like a warm 70-second bath. Does every toy movie need to be an Oscar-worthy social commentary?

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New headset reads minds and uses AR, AI and machine learning to help people with locked-in-syndrome communicate with loved ones again

No brain surgery required.

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Over 57% men employees are vitamin B12 deficient: 6 diet changes to improve B12 level

A silent health crisis is unfolding in India, as a recent study revealed. The survey found that over 57% of male corporate employees suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency, an important nutrient responsible for energy production, brain function, and red blood cell formation. Even among women, nearly 50% exhibit low B12…

The Times of India

Teen noticed sign in her eye before rare brain tumour diagnosis

Joscelyne Kerr and her family are raising funds for a trial drug, which costs £250,000, in the hope that it can save her life

The Independent UK

Teddi Mellencamp has had to find a 'new normal' since her brain tumour ordeal

Teddi Mellencamp has had to find a "new normal" since her brain tumour ordeal and admitted that some days have been "hard" for her despite her optimism.

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I took part in a gold standard sleep study to find out what happens during a sleep cycle — here are my results

Healthy sleep cycles are essential in getting quality rest. I had my sleep monitored to find out exactly what these cycles look like.

LiveScience

AI analysis of 100 hours of real conversations — and the brain activity underpinning them — reveals how humans understand language

An AI model trained on dozens of hours of real-world conversation accurately predicts human brain activity and shows that features of language structure emerge without being coded in.

Salon

Altruism is a great survival strategy

Primate and neuroscience studies tell us a lot about how evolution rewards kindness and cooperation

Evening Standard

Microplastics are in our blood: can this new London clinic really get rid of them?

Studies have found microplastics in almost every part of the human body, from the brain to the heart... but there could be a science-backed solution

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‘Brain pacemakers’: implants to be tested to help alcohol and opioid addicts

Trial will determine whether electrical pulses can control and decrease yearnings

Salon

How space impacts health of astronauts

Radiation from space affects the brain, bones, and genes. These two astronauts will soon begin their recovery

LiveScience

Dolphins: Facts about the intelligent marine mammals that use tools to hunt

Discover interesting facts about how dolphins sleep, if they're dangerous, and what they eat.

The Independent UK

Teenager with rare brain tumour raising funds for lifesaving treatment

Joscelyne Kerr, of Kinross, has so far raised around £100,000.

The Independent UK

Distraught mother forced to fundraise for toddler’s £119K medical flight after travel insurance ‘nightmare’

Mother-of-three, Natasha Sargent, is warning others to “triple check” their medical records before getting cover for their holiday after her daughter’s insurance was rendered invalid.

The Conversation

Treatment for Parkinson’s disease and restless leg syndrome is linked with risky behaviour – here’s what you need to know

Getting a headache and feeling sick are common side-effects for many medicines. Indulging in risky sexual behaviour or pathological gambling – not so common.

International Business Times

Just Looking At Images Of Nature Can Relieve Pain, Study Finds

Simply looking at nature -- or even just digital pictures of it -- can relieve pain, according to new research which scanned the brains of people receiving electrical shocks.

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