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How a 'brain fart' became Skywhale: Archer returns to Canberra

The legendary cabaret star reflects on her many good times in Canberra.

The Canberra Times

Elon Musk's 'mind control chip' is cleared for human testing despite monkey deaths

Human trials will start soon on a brain implant which aims to help treat people with autism, obesity and a range of other conditions, despite earlier rejections over animal deaths

Daily Mirror

'I had a headache and blurred vision but had no idea it was a stroke as I was only 17'

Fashion blogger Bride Kirsopp from Leeds was 17 when a blot clot on her brain led to a stroke, which she believed was just a bad headache until a CT scan told her otherwise

Daily Mirror

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A little-understood sleep disorder affects millions and has clear links to dementia – 4 questions answered

A little-known and poorly understood sleep disorder that occurs during the rapid eye movement, or REM, stage of sleep has been garnering attention for its role in foreshadowing neurodegenerative brain diseases such as Parkinson’s disease and dementia with Lewy bodies. The disorder, known as REM sleep behavior disorder, or RBD…

The Conversation

Man diagnosed with brain tumour shares two warning signs everyone should know

Grant Churnin-Ritchie, 42, initially believed his health problems were caused by long Covid

The Independent UK

Shane McGuigan: ‘If one of my fighters ever had a brain injury, I’d be out the door’

Exclusive: The young coach discusses his best and worst moments in boxing, risking the wrath of his legendary father, and the importance of protecting fighters

The Independent UK

Our Liverpool: Goodison to clap for woman who had two brain tumours

The morning's main talking points and biggest stories from the ECHO newsroom

Liverpool Echo

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National Brain Appeal scoops award at Chelsea Flower Show

Actor Stephen Graham was among famous visitors to charity’s ‘Rare Space’ feature at the event

Evening Standard

The 2023 Made in Scotland Award winners - how they did it

A selection of this year's most innovative product producers reveal how they got here, and what's next

Insider UK

EastEnders' Max Bowden shares 'hardest thing he's had to do' since friend's tragic death

EastEnders' Max Bowen has admitted Lola's brain tumour storyline has been the 'hardest thing' to do after suddenly losing his best friend to the disease

Daily Mirror

Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain chip company says it now has FDA approval for human testing

Brain chip firm has reportedly killed about 1,500 animals, including over 280 sheep, pigs and, monkeys

The Independent UK

Castle Douglas mum urges people to be aware of stroke symptoms

Michelle Hughes went to bed with what she thought was a migraine but was actually a clot on her brain

Daily Record

Mum's gut instinct told her something was wrong with her daughter

The family is hoping to raise awareness as they give back to the hospital that save their daughter's life

Liverpool Echo

I had no idea my headache at 17 years old was really me having a stroke says Leeds fashion blogger

Bridie Kirsopp had no idea her headache and blurry vision was really her suffering a stroke due to a clot on her brain

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The Conversation

Curious Kids: how does your brain know how to move your body?

How does your brain know how to move your body? – Ivy, age 8, Victoria

Fortune

Elon Musk's futuristic brain chip startup Neuralink gets FDA approval for human testing that 'represents an important first step'

Musk has pitched his startup and its technology, which requires drilling into patients' skulls, as potentially helping people with paralysis.

The Times of India

Do you see trees or a face? What you see first reveals your strength

Optical illusions trick us into believing that which is not visible to us initially. To solve an optical illusion or to see it in a different way we have to change our perception and have to force our brain and vision to come to the same page.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham patient first to take part in major brain cancer trial

The trial could lead to more people living disease-free

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Liverpool Echo

Family want to honour massive Everton fan who died aged just 23

Laura Nuttall was described as a "very determined, very focused and very ambitious" woman

Tribune News Service

Ex-NFL player who killed 6 in Rock Hill knew risks of playing football, SC State says

ROCK HILL, S.C. -- The college in South Carolina where Phillip Adams played football has denied wrongdoing connected to Adams’ brain injuries before he killed six people in 2021, court documents show.

Inverse

A Brain-Computer Interface Just Helped a Paralyzed Man Walk Again

Gert-Jan Oksam, who has been paralyzed for 12 years, was able to walk again thanks to a brain-computer interface that sends signals from his brain to his spine.

Daily Record

Michael Mosley shares daily morning exercise that helps ward off dementia

The diet guru has lifted the lid on the healthy habits he's adopted to help fight off the devastating illness.

Daily Mirror

Two die from fungal brain infection linked to cut-price plastic surgeries in Mexico

A second person, thought to be from Texas, US, is believed to have contracted fungal meningitis after doctors used un-sterilized equipment during surgery in Matamoros in Mexico

Liverpool Echo

Mum rushed for emergency C-section at 26 weeks pregnant

Grace is urging parents to look out for the signs

LiveScience

Scientists may be able to put Mars-bound astronauts into 'suspended animation' using sound waves, mouse study suggests

Firing ultrasound signals into rodent brains puts them in a torpor-like state. Scientists are wondering if it could be used on humans.

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