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Newcastle mum who thought she was suffering with menopause symptoms dies of brain tumour

'Beautiful' Sarah Hawkes, 45, tragically died in her sleep before she could attend her brain scan to identify the 'silent killer'

Chronicle Live

Triathlete, 23, given devastating diagnosis after suffering from headaches

Kieran Shingler was told to go to A&E after having symptoms for just a week-and-a-half

Manchester Evening News

MIT professor reveals key to maintaining healthy brain function and averting dementia

‘I think that if you just keep a routine, you know, you do it,’ professor says

The Independent UK

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Man grew 18 inches after having tumour removed

Jamie said he thought he was 'just small' for his age

Liverpool Echo

Gwyneth Paltrow’s claim that fellow skier crashed into her not plausible, trial told

Terry Sanderson showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of a traumatic brain injury following the 2016 collision with Gwyneth Paltrow in Utah, the court heard.

Evening Standard

Saliva guitarist Wayne Swinny dead at 59

Wayne Swinny passed away after suffering a brain haemorrhage while on tour with Saliva

Metal Hammer

Saliva guitarist Wayne Swinny admitted to ICU after brain haemorrhage as band ask for ‘thoughts and prayers’

Musician is currently in intensive care while band ‘awaits further news’

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Man, 23, told to go straight to A&E after complaining of headaches

Kieran Shingler's world "flipped upside down" after a trip to the doctors

Liverpool Echo

Eating sugary snacks can 'rewire' your brain to prefer unhealthy food, study claims

A researcher said that your brain can 'rewire itself' to unconsciously prefer some foods that aren't good for you.

Daily Record

Why is my loved one with dementia sometimes 'there' and sometimes not?

Dementia is an umbrella term to describe a progressive neurological condition that affects people’s cognitive abilities, such as memory, language and reasoning.

The Conversation

Gwyneth Paltrow’s claim skier crashed into her is not ‘plausible’, trial told

Terry Sanderson showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of a traumatic brain injury after 2016 collision, the court heard

The Independent UK

High Fat and Sugar Foods May Rewire Your Brain — But You Can Reverse It

A new study finds that regular consumption of high-fat and sugar foods rewires the brain’s innate reward system and encourages unhealthy eating.

Inverse

'ADHD isn't a TikTok trend or personality quirk - it can be soul-destroying'

As ADHD grows in popularity on TikTok, Olivia Taylor opens up about her experience of the disorder growing up and why it's far more than just a craze on social media

Daily Mirror

Mental health issue arises as synagogue massacre trial nears

Defense lawyers say a former truck driver about to face trial for shooting to death congregants in a Pittsburgh synagogue more than four years ago has schizophrenia and structural and functional brain impairments

The Independent UK

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Brain Dead X Rapha Women's Trail Windblock Jersey review – shred trails and look cool doing it

A remix of Rapha’s classic Trail Windblock Jersey, bringing designs from a collective of artists at Brain Dead

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian couple go on bucket list trip as 'nausea and rash' was terminal cancer

Hayley spoke of how the couple discovered her husband Matthew's devastating diagnosis and how they promised each other to live life to fullest due to the unknown of his health.

The Independent UK

Man who thought he was short for his age finds out brain tumour to blame for height

Jamie Connolly just thought he was ‘small for his age’

Daily Record

Grieving young widow opens up on husband's 'good death' with Marie Curie hospice support

Hayley Smith, whose husband, Matthew died in a Marie Curie hospice of brain tumours, has spoken of the final year of his life.

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The Conversation

We're a step closer to learning how misplaced DNA could influence disease risk

DNA is our body’s instruction manual. It contains all the information that our cells need to make proteins and other molecules vital for our development, growth and survival.

Liverpool Echo

Dad woke up ‘two weeks later’ after taking usual route to work

Ian Charlesworth's injuries are being printed onto helmets as part of The Brain Charity's latest campaign

The Conversation

Mounting research points to health harms from cannabis, THC and CBD use during pregnancy, adolescence and other periods of rapid development

Cannabis is a widely used psychoactive drug worldwide, and its popularity is growing: The U.S. market for recreational cannabis sales could surpass US$72 billion by 2023.

The Conversation

Building better brain collaboration online – despite scientific squabbles, the decade-long Human Brain Project brought measurable success to neuroscience collaboration

Recent years have seen both impressive advances in computational technologies and neuroscience and increasing prevalence of mental disorders. These forces sparked the launch of brain science initiatives worldwide. In the past decade, a “brain race” between Europe, the U.S., Israel, Japan and China has taken off with the goal of…

Nottingham Post

Tributes to 'most incredible' Mapperley dad who died while waiting for heart transplant

Luke Barnes, 34, was taken off his life support on March 17 after he suffered an irreversible brain injury as a result of his implanted heart pump failing

Irish Mirror

Expert highlights lesser-known 'brain fog' symptom of menopause

Brain fog is seen mostly in women during the perimenopausal period, which is the transitional time around menopause, because of fluctuating hormones

Daily Mirror

Only true masterminds can spot the dancer's tambourine within image in 7 seconds flat

When it comes to brainteasers and riddles, there's arguably nothing trickier than an optical illusion, and the latest challenge doing the rounds among puzzle lovers is sure to put your observation skills to the test

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