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47 People Share The Most Unhinged Incorrect Medical Diagnosis They’ve Received

Different conditions are misdiagnosed at different rates.

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Being shouted at by parents can alter child’s brain, experts tell UK MPs

Meeting will hear how exposure to verbal abuse leads to biological changes and can make mental ill-health likelier

The Guardian - UK

Funding for depression treatment breaks 30-year drought

A novel approach to treating depression derived from a popular club drug offers hope to tens of thousands of Australians living with the chronic mental illness.

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Joel Dommett faints before reaching London Marathon finish line as stars battle 22C heat in gruelling run

The Masked Singer presenter Dommett, 39, was running to raise money and awareness for Brain Tumour Support

Evening Standard

Queen’s reading charity partners with British Neuroscience Association after research reveals how books boost brain health

Experts say reading has positive effect on reducing stress and improving cognitive ability

The Independent UK

Are women less sensitive to anesthesia than men?

Some, but not all, research suggests that more women recall events that happened under anesthesia than men do, and that women wake up from anesthesia faster than men.

LiveScience

It's a 'healthy way to organize your brain' – forget multi-tasking, ‘single-tasking’ is the key to reducing household chore stress

Sometimes, less is more

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‘I feel very touched’: as his brain cancer recurs, Richard Scolyer finds solace in family, friends and running

Before the recurrence of the disease, the former Australian of the Year set himself the goal of 250 parkruns. On his 242nd, he reflects on life and cancer

The Guardian - AU

Genius Game: David Tennant’s brainiac gameshow is even duller than doing GCSE maths

Britain loves a gameshow. But the contestants here compete in puzzles so unthinkably boring and complex that you’re baffled from the get-go. Then someone gets locked in a cage …

The Guardian - UK

Do unicorns exist and what is your brain made of? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Put down your phone! Why boredom can be powerful for our brains

Can boredom boost creativity? We asked experts about the most misunderstood of feelings

Evening Standard

Humans think — AI, not so much

New research is revealing how specialized neurons give our brains an edge artificial intelligence can only dream of

Salon

French health watchdog warns of pesticide dangers to young children

French health authorities have warned that some widely used pesticides are putting human health at risk – especially the developing brains of unborn babies and very young children.

Radio France Internationale

I want to start dating casually. How do I turn off the illogical, hopelessly romantic part of my brain?

Are you responding to reality or possibility, asks advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Knowing the difference might help your better judgment win out

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Girl, 7, who said she could ‘see spots’ diagnosed with brain tumour

Esmai’s mother was told to take her straight to A&E after an opticians appointment

The Independent UK

Brandon Glanton threatens to give Chris Billam-Smith ‘brain damage’ in shocking insult

The pair will fire off punches on Saturday, but Glanton fired off spiteful words at Thursday’s press conference

The Independent UK

Patients blamed for ‘faking’ symptoms of underdiagnosed brain disorder

Some lose the ability to walk or speak, then are reprimanded for exaggerating

LiveScience

La Crosse virus disease: The rare mosquito-borne illness that causes deadly brain inflammation

Disease name: La Crosse virus disease

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Loss of empathy is a key problem in people with frontotemporal dementia – our research shows what’s happening in the brain

Frontotemporal dementia has gained significant attention in recent years after the family of actor Bruce Willis announced in 2023 that he had been diagnosed with the condition. A year later, it was revealed that US chat show host Wendy Williams had also been diagnosed with the condition.

The Independent UK

Teenager sent home from school with headache told he has inoperable brain tumour

The 15-year-old says he is staying positive by spending time with family and ‘telling lots of jokes’

The Texas Tribune

Bill to create dementia research institute approved in House, but could face $3 billion funding hurdle

Some Republicans have bristled at the hefty cost of the bill, and Democrats could reject the funding for it over the school voucher dispute.

The Conversation

Tremors, seizures and paralysis: this brain disorder is more common than multiple sclerosis – but often goes undiagnosed

Imagine suddenly losing the ability to move a limb, walk or speak. You would probably recognise this as a medical emergency and get to hospital.

Woman & Home

I took creatine every day for a month - these are the surprising brain benefits no one talks about

Creatine is known for its physical benefits, but after trying it for a month, it's the mental benefits I can't stop talking about

Salon

Trippy breathwork isn't for everyone

Research on high-ventilation breathing practices is limited. Could they work on the brain similar to psychedelics?

Homes & Gardens

'It's like my brain gets decluttered, too' – why 'Norwegian life-cleaning' can revolutionize how you tidy and future-proof your home at any age

Don't leave sorting your belongings to someone else, experts urge

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