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Warning as exercise could trigger silent killer in some Brits - full list of signs

A stroke can happen following rigorous exercise because it leads to an increased heart rate, and researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur advise to pay heed to warnings preceding workout classes

Daily Mirror

How and why exercise works on the brain

Research shows the potential for exercise to delay the onset and slow the progression of disorders such as MS, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, and even depression, writes Dr Victor Dieriks. But could we get the benefits without working out?

Newsroom.co.nz

Taking a nap during the day is good for preventing brain shrinkage, research shows

Those who napped during the day were shown to have larger brains

Manchester Evening News

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So daytime naps can boost your brain power? No wonder I’m a crossword genius

News that a quick siesta can improve cognitive function is little surprise to those who’ve seen the results of my 2pm doze, says Guardian contributor Tim Dowling

The Guardian - UK

A routine chiropractor visit left her paralysed at 28. One year on, this is what her mother wants you to see

One year ago, Caitlin Jensen visited a Georgia chiropractor for a neck adjustment and left in an ambulance. The 29-year-old has been in and out of hospitals and rehab centres ever since. Sheila Flynn reports

The Independent UK

Sir Alex Ferguson joins campaign urging reclassification of brain injuries in football

Scotland legends plea for ex-players with football-related brain injuries to qualify for benefit payments

Evening Standard

Six killer symptoms cancer symptoms often mistaken for something less serious

Often brain tumour symptoms are assumed to be caused by less serious health conditions, with many sufferers putting off seeking medical attention.

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Picking right time of day to nap and sweet spot length 'reduces brain shrinkage'

A sleep expert has advised people how long they should nap for so as to 'reduce brain shrinkage', and there's an optimum time of day you should be aiming for too

Daily Mirror

Inseparable couple died after fire at 'forever home' they were renovating

Rebecca Foster died soon after the blaze, while Kieran Naylor passed away a fortnight later

Nottingham Post

'Massively in love' couple died after fire at 'forever home' they were doing up

Rebecca Foster died soon after the blaze, while Kieran Naylor passed away a fortnight later

Wales Online

Study shows how brain receptor patterns separate sensory, cognitive networks

Scientists have revealed that receptor patterns establish essential organising principles in the brain. Read further on Dynamite News:

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BBC Breakfast turns awkward as Sally Nugent tells Carol Kirkwood 'go nap' after blunder

Carol Kirkwood tried to crack a joke on BBC Breakfast earlier today but the weather expert's attempt at humour caused host Sally Nugent to suggest it was time to take a nap

Daily Mirror

Bosses take note: power naps may keep your employees sharper for longer

Napping on the job was once grounds for being fired. But new research shows that it may improve brain health and cognitive abilities.

Fortune

Brain waves can predict cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease: Study

A recent University of Iowa study's findings may aid in the improvement of cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease (PD) diagnosis as well as the development of novel biomarkers and targeted treatments for the illness's cognitive symptoms. Read further on Dynamite News:

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'My son asked me if he was going to survive tumour - I had to tell him the truth'

Just weeks after he started to fall over and limp, 13-year-old Arnold Chappin was diagnosed with Brain Stem Glioma, with doctors predicting he may have between six months and a year left to live

Daily Mirror

Five silent killer symptoms you may be mistaking for something less serious - full list

Cancer symptoms can affect anyone at any time and signs of the disease can often go unnoticed or undiagnosed for years - and that includes a silent killer affecting the brain

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Rescuers race against time to find missing Titanic submarine

Race against time to find craft that went missing on Sunday with five people onboard. Plus, does the world really need a $4,650 Indiana Jones bag?

Evening Standard

Adults who take daytime naps could have bigger brains, UCL study suggests

Research finds small naps during the day are good for the brain

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Scottish football managers sign open letter to Scottish Government on brain injuries

A GROUP of Scottish football managers are among those demanding that brain injuries caused by heading the ball are reclassified as industrial…

Daily Record

Reason why regular napping could be healthy for brain named by new study

New research has suggested that regular daytime naps could benefit the health of people's brains, as it could slow the rate at which brains shrink through age.

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Texas Boy Dies Following Injuries From Lightning Strike That Killed His Father

Grayson Boggs, 6, sustained permanent brain damage after being struck by lightning in May

Daily Record

Sick teen asked 'am I going to survive?' after rare brain tumour diagnosis

Arnold Chappin's mum Ruth recalled the emotional moment she lay beside her son in a hospital bed and told him the devastating news.

Manchester Evening News

Inseparable couple planning wedding in Cyprus both died after house fire tragedy

The pair were also renovating their "forever home"

Daily Mirror

Only eagle-eyed people can spot the number 67 in sea of 97s in just three seconds

A new baffling brain teaser has people scratching their heads as they try to find the odd number 67 among the sea of 97s within a time limit of just three seconds

Newcastle Herald

Kylee Enwright's long road ahead holds signs of hope

'We took that as a good sign, but I'm no doctor.'

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