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Woman in ‘living hell’ with brain slipping down her spine after ice-skating accident

Emily Balfour, 25, faces permanent disability if she cannot raise the £200,000 she needs

The Independent UK

Mind-bending brain teaser challenges players to spot blue rubber ring in adventure park

Adventurers are sure to love this action-packed brain teaser which challenges players to locate the blue rubber ring hidden somewhere inside the popular water park

Daily Mirror

CTE still rears its ugly head

Concussions are a problem that won’t go away in football and other sports.

Chicago Sun-Times

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'Doctors said I had brain cancer and just six months but I'm still here nine years later'

Tara Rule, 31, from Scotia, New York, US, was shocked to have been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer after suffering from intense digestive issues that resulted in rapid weight loss

Daily Mirror

Loose Women's Coleen Nolan takes aim at Coronation as she shares Linda's A&E ordeal

The panelist suggested the resources for the ceremony could have been put to better use

Liverpool Echo

Study finds air pollution association with risk of dementia

An worldwide study commissioned by the journal Lancet three years ago revealed 12 modifiable risk factors for dementia, including three new ones: excessive alcohol consumption, brain damage, and air pollution. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Mum had to tell daughter that she only had 15 months to live after devastating diagnosis

Hannah Roberts, now 20, had been suffering from headaches, nose bleeds and strange sensations down one side of her body before doctors found a devastating brain tumour

Daily Mirror

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Man went to Subway at end of a night out - the next thing he knew police were at his hospital bed

Cameron Tunstall went for food at the end of a night out

Wales Online

‘Sometimes I don’t recognise my own family’: life with face blindness

Can long Covid make it harder to identify acquaintances, friends, even close relatives? Scientists are investigating a possible link

The Guardian - UK

‘Part of you dies as well’: the toll of caring for loved ones with dementia

A new drug could slow the pace of Alzheimer’s. Three people with experience of the disease explain their story and their hopes

The Guardian - UK

Man went to Subway after night out and woke up in hospital with detectives at bedside

Cameron Tunstall, 22, went to various bars and clubs after having a meal with friends on Friday, May 5 but was attacked in the early hours of the morning.

Daily Record

Man wakes up in hospital with two bleeds on brain after attack outside Subway

"I was just in a room with two detectives who were speaking to me about what happened."

Manchester Evening News

'I am just so lucky', Welsh actor Craig Russell on emergency brain surgery, his upcoming Netflix show and growing up in a village that keeps producing actors

Craig Russell has been in the acting industry for nearly three decades, not bad for someone who never saw themselves as a perfomer

Wales Online

Man went to get Subway after night out in Liverpool but awoke to two detectives at his hospital bed

Cameron Tunstall suffered two bleeds on the brain, a broken nose and damage to his eye

Liverpool Echo

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The Times of India

Mind-bending optical illusion: 97% people will fail to spot the woman in 7 seconds

Optical illusions are images that challenge your perspective. The images are so created that they challenge the viewer to look at them differently. The most difficult aspect is how the brain processes these complex visuals.

Manchester Evening News

'I set up a dating app for widows - now thousands have signed up for hook ups with no strings attached'

"If you have a healthy sex life, that is going to be a gaping void - one of the things about Widow'sFire is finding comfort"

Wales Online

One hobby can help prevent decline in brain health in old age

Researchers from the University of Geneva studied 132 healthy retirees from 62 to 78 years of age

Daily Mirror

Only true royal fans can spot hidden regalia in crowd of Jack Russells in 45 seconds

If you're looking for a fun way to test your Coronation knowledge, why not try this tricky brain teaser that asks players to spot the hidden regalia in a sea of King Charles' favourite dogs

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The Hindu

Science This Week | A star swallows a Jupiter-sized planet, scientists find a new molecular motor and more

Check out The Hindu’s science wrap featuring top 7 stories on new discoveries, findings, and studies in the scientific world from this week.

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WTF Is ‘One Night Relationship’ Theory Where’d It Get The Audacity To Alter My Brain Chemistry?

"LOL these hurt so bad."

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Only people with sharp eyes can spot the cat in this photo

Optical illusions are visual tricks that put your perception to the test and make you a better observer. They are incredibly powerful at boosting cognitive skills and inspiring creative thought. Regular practice of optical illusions can lead to improved observation skills and attention. By strengthening the brain's capacity to appropriately…

Inverse

Delta-8 THC May Have Untapped Disease-Fighting Potential

There are still many unknowns, but we see great promise in these products in medical applications.

Dynamite News

Study shows how sleep phase may reduce anxiety in people with PTSD

According to a study, sleep spindles, which are small bursts of brain activity detected by EEG during one phase of sleep, may regulate anxiety in persons suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Read further on Dynamite News:

Inverse

A Long-Overlooked Brain Phenomenon May Make You More Open-Minded

We’re starting to understand how the brain adapts to new situations.

Fortune

20 minutes of art can make you live longer. Here are easy ways to add it into your day, according to a brain scientist

Drawing, dancing, and even humming can strengthen your brain.

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