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Citizenship pledge sparks fears of NZ brain drain

Both sides of New Zealand politics agree the lure of Australian citizenship for Kiwis makes it important to lift the standard of living at home.

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Dying dad with months left to live manages to see the birth of his son

Mike Hawthorn, 33, from Ashford in Surrey, was diagnosed with a grade two meningioma at the age of 26 and was given 14 months to live after it worsened

Daily Mirror

Sea Otter Classic: Brain scans, custom paint and more new bikes

More tech highlights from the show, and we learned that Specialized can read your mind now... sort of

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Arsenal academy star left paralysed and needing 24-hour care after being 'spiked' on night out

Daniel Cain, 23, was seriously injured after his brain and spinal cord was starved of oxygen after the incident which happened when he was on a night out with friends

Daily Mirror

Woman scared to sneeze in case brain 'popped out'

Dorothy Williams' condition was a mystery at first

Liverpool Echo

Docs now know the first sense people lose when they are nearing death

Cardiac arrest survivors describe an 'amazing experience in their brain'

Wales Online

Reading activates two brain networks: Study

According to a UTHealth Houston study, when a person reads a phrase, two separate networks in the brain are activated, working together to integrate the meanings of individual words to obtain more complex, higher-order meaning. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Magazine editor fired after faked Michael Schumacher 'interview' sparked fury

German magazine Die Aktuelle produced fake quotes from seven-time Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher - who is recovering from a brain injury - earlier this month

Daily Mirror

The first sense people lose when they're close to dying, according to doctors

Medical experts say that people tend to lose their senses and desires in a certain order before they slip away.

Daily Record

Doctors reveal the first sense people lose when they are hours from death

As a person dies, it is common that they lose their senses in a particular order, with modern scientists being able to decipher this due to ability of meds to keep a person in the 'active dying' phase for longer

Daily Mirror

Only those with exceptional skills can spot number three in sea of eights in six seconds

Optical illusions are a great way to keep our brains active and this one, where you have to spot a number three in a sea of eights, is no different - but you are up against the clock so you will have to think fast

Daily Mirror

Woman's 'stress headaches' turned into devastating brain tumour diagnosis

In May last year, a month after her 23rd birthday, a CT scan proved the pressure and pain she had been feeling was in fact a grade one meningioma - a benign brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Cop faces jail for dangerous driving on a 999 call after left teen paralysed

PC Sarah De Meulemeester was clocked at 61mph on the 30mph road on Boxing Day, 2020.

Daily Record

Scots student's 'stress headaches' turned out to be brain tumour

Georgie Frost, from Trinity, believed she was suffering from stress-related pressure headaches.

Daily Record

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Networks of silver nanowires seem to learn and remember, much like our brains

Over the past year or so, generative AI models such as ChatGPT and DALL-E have made it possible to produce vast quantities of apparently human-like, high-quality creative content from a simple series of prompts.

Daily Mirror

Linda Nolan has a Neil Sedaka song and a pink glitter coffin in her funeral plans

After her devastating brain cancer diagnosis, the Nolans star is confronting the future and admits: 'I think it’s a one-way trip now'

Liverpool Echo

Mum told to go to doctors straight away devastated by test results

Rebecca just put the headaches down to stress and didn't think it could be anything serious

Edinburgh Live

Young Edinburgh woman's 'stress headaches' turned out to be brain tumour

An Edinburgh woman was diagnosed with a brain tumour at just aged 23. Now a year on, she has spoken out about how she thought her symptoms were just related to stress.

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Only tea-loving geniuses can spot hidden sugar cubes in image within 46 seconds

If you're about to sit down with a comforting brew, why not challenge yourself to this tea-related brain teaser that has many people scratching their heads - it's a tricky one

Evening Standard

Common sleeping pill could slash risk of Alzheimer’s by a fifth

Sleeping drug suvorexant has not been approved in the UK, but is common in other countries and may ward off the degenerative brain disease

Manchester Evening News

Woman 'struggled to get out of bed' and suffered depression after brain tumour operation

Inspirational Flora Bouchier just smashed the Manchester Marathon despite a devastating diagnosis aged just 16

Manchester Evening News

A second cop faces disciplinary action over the 999 crash which left a boy, 15, paralysed

PC Sarah De Meulemeester, 26, crashed into Khia Whitehead, 15, leaving him with catastrophic brain injuries

Manchester Evening News

Police officer faces jail for dangerous driving on a 999 call which left boy, 15, paralysed

PC Sarah De Meulemeester, 26, crashed into Khia Whitehead, 15, leaving him with catastrophic brain injuries

Daily Record

Alzheimer's symptoms as study finds common pill could reduce risk of disease

Scientists discovered that people who popped the drugs before bedtime had fewer rogue brain proteins linked to the disease.

Daily Mirror

Teen mechanic left passenger, 80, with brain bleed after ploughing into bus she was on

Boyd Gunn, 19, veered his car into a bus lane in Edinburgh, forcing the single decker’s driver to brake suddenly in a failed bid to avoid a collision

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