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Scientists zap sleeping humans' brains with electricity to improve their memory

Scientists have shown that deep brain stimulation during sleep can help people retain new information. The approach could help people with memory problems related to disorders like Alzheimer's.

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Mum dismissed son's clumsiness as him being 'gangly teen having growth spurt'

Thomas Halket, 16, started suffering from tiredness, headaches and sickness last month, which his mum thought was from GCSE exam stress

Wales Online

Ayrshire mum hopes sky dive can inspire brain cancer change after losing son to cruel disease

Dawn and Blair Kennedy are going to sky dive in memory of beloved son and brother Jay who lost his battle to brain cancer in 2021, aged just 20

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Full list of 118 medical conditions drivers must declare to DVLA

The DVLA is set to update its guidance on eye conditions

Nottingham Post

Only people with 'high brain power' can solve this testing antelope brain teaser

The tricky teaser has left many scratching their heads as they try to spot the two majestic mammals in this nature picture.

Daily Record

West Lothian man with same brain condition as Bruce Willis speaks of the impact on his life

Scott Gardner (51) developed aphasia after experiencing stroke in 2021

Daily Record

Being a morning person benefits your brain and body. 5 ways to become one—even if you're a night owl

Being an early riser is associated with improved mental health and life satisfaction and a decreased risk of diabetes and obesity.

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Deep-Brain Stimulation May Strengthen Your Memories While You Sleep

Researchers at UCLA Health have found physiological evidence for how the brain consolidates memories during sleep and how deep-brain stimulation can strengthen this process.

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Brain Teaser: How many people do you see in this picture?

Brain teasers go beyond straightforward puzzles and riddles. A brain teaser is technically a form of puzzle or brain game that frequently requires lateral thinking. That indicates that finding a solution will require inventive, unconventional thought processes and that it won't be obvious to you immediately away. Some of these…

The Times of India

One Small Step For Brain Chemistry

Scientists have identified a new molecular mechanism for autism, potentially opening up new methods of treatment

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'I should have kept my baby in his crib' - mum's guilt as son left 'brain dead' after sleeping in bed

A mum-of-three from Wisconsin is trying to spread awareness about the dangers of co-sleeping after her five-month-old son was left with 75 per cent brain damage and could be blind after being suffocated

Daily Mirror

Mum dies weeks after collapsing in airport thinking she only had sunstroke on holiday

Melissa Kinsella, from Moreton in Merseyside, was just 30 when she tragically suffered a fatal heart attack while on holiday with her partner and their three kids in Antalya, Turkey

Daily Mirror

Biker who lost life at Knockhill Circuit suffered brain injury on last lap

Chris Adams tragically died after he came off of his bike during his last lap of the Knockhill Racing Circuit on May 19. Paramedics tried to save him but he lost his life two days later.

Edinburgh Live

A Place In The Sun's Jonnie Irwin shares hospital update amid terminal cancer battle

A Place In The Sun star Jonnie, 49, was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2020, which has since spread to his brain

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Bruce Willis' daughter Tallulah pens heartfelt message about his aphasia battle

Tallulah Willis, who Bruce Willis shares with ex-wife Demi Moore, spoke candidly about her dad's diagnosis of the degenerative brain condition and that she knew 'something was wrong for a long time'

Daily Mirror

Only '20%' of people can spot hidden tools in brain teaser within 40 seconds

People are scratching their heads over a new tricky brain teaser that deciphers the top '20% of people' among us as they attempt to find hidden tools in the busy scene

Liverpool Echo

Parents of 'beautiful soul' pay tribute to mum who 'lived for her children'

Melissa Kinsella, 30, collapsed in Antalya Airport and died after 12 days in a coma

The Guardian - UK

Pesticide firms withheld brain toxicity studies from EU regulators, study finds

Exclusive: The same studies were submitted to US regulators and some are relevant to safety levels, the researchers say

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Have we got the brain all wrong? A new study shows its shape is more important than its wiring

The human brain is made up of around 86 billion neurons, linked by trillions of connections. For decades, scientists have believed that we need to map this intricate connectivity in detail to understand how the structured patterns of activity defining our thoughts, feelings and behaviour emerge.

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Sleep issues could put you at greater risk for Alzheimer’s-related memory loss, according to a new study. Here are the signs to look for

"People who are in the very early stages of the Alzheimer’s continuum showed a specific vulnerability to sleep apneas," the study found.

ABC News

Brain fog and fatigue are some of its well-known symptoms. But how do I know if I have long COVID?

Scientists still don't know what causes it, how to treat it — or even how to best diagnose it. So how do we know if we have long COVID?

Daily Mirror

EastEnders fans distraught over tragic Jay twist as Lola dies in 'saddest episode ever'

EastEnders viewers were heartbroken over the incredibly emotional episode on Wednesday night, as Lola Pearce died after battling a brain tumour

LiveScience

What is the science behind déjà vu?

Déjà vu, the feeling of having experienced something before, is very common, but why does it happen?

The Independent UK

Woman who lost husband to brain tumour gives birth to their daughter 16 months after he died

Aman Sumal from Ruislip was diagnosed with a grade four brain tumour after suffering a seizure and headaches

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Can you spot all the animals in this image?

Did you know that solving brain teasers can help improve brain function and increase IQ? This popular optical illusion challenges us to find all the animals camouflaged in a forest scene. It's a relaxing way to refresh our minds and relieve stress. And, once we solve it, the satisfaction is…

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