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Couple given special dispensation to marry early after four-week-old child diagnosed with rare and fast-growing tumour

Jacob Goodhall was just four-months old when he died as his parents cuddled and sang to him

Much-loved Tim, latterly a judge, died of a brain haemorrhage and leaves a partner and four sons

New research found that beta-blockers reduce violent outbursts in people with psychiatric conditions or brain injuries.

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Scientists suggest patient’s own cells could be grown in the lab and used to repair stroke or trauma injuries

Anneka Johnstone died in 2019, just six months after being diagnosed with an aggressive type of cancer

Kyle McPherson suffered distorted vision and struggled to stand while trying to take a penalty and was rushed to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh for scans.

Little Jacob Goodall was just four weeks old when doctors discovered he had an extremely rare atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumour and underwent surgery to remove 95 percent of the mass.

"The goal in front became distant and I couldn’t stand up straight. One of the boys said, 'Kyle, you’re next' and my best mate was like, 'No he’s not. He can’t even see.'"

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