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TV SAS recruit Levi Delvin-Attille reveals how late sibling gave him strength to succeed

Levi Delvin-Attille reckons he has his 'guardian angel' brother Joshua to thank for his stint on SAS: Who Dares Wins. The 24-year-old died after a fatal brain haemorrhage

Daily Mirror

Viruses can speed up unhealthy brain aging — vaccines may offer peace of mind

There is currently no cure for dementia, but getting vaccinated for common viral illnesses may reduce your risk.

Inverse

Twisted dad posted fundraising page for baby's funeral - weeks after murdering him in fit of rage

Oliver Mailey had been arrested by police after he shook seven-week-old Abel-Jax to death. When the 26-year-old dad was freed under investigation, he portrayed himself as the heartbroken parent

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Eating junk food like burgers and chocolate 'makes us fat by delaying digestion'

Findings by researchers show that consuming burgers, cakes and biscuits rewires the brain - reducing our ability to regulate our appetites.

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Gabby Agbonlahor's niece dies aged 11 as ex-Premier League star shares heartfelt tribute

Former Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor shared a heart-breaking message on social media after confirming the death of his young niece following a battle with a degenerative brain disorder

Daily Mirror

Faye Flam: Evidence is mounting that COVID is bad for the brain

The possibility that a COVID infection could damage your brain is terrifying. Scientists have established that long COVID often manifests itself with neurological changes — brain fog, memory problems, fatigue. And some researchers have found changes in the brain after even mild cases of the virus. Every time I go…

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Early Heart Disease Linked To Poor Brain Health In Middle Age: Study

According to new research, people with early cardiovascular disease might be more likely to have memory and thinking problems, as well as poor brain health in middle age. read further on dynamite News:

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'I walked into traffic without knowing due to a rare undiagnosed illness'

Rachel Stephens was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 26

Wales Online

'There was something wrong with my baby's head but doctors didn't believe me'

Corinne Wardle's baby daughter was finally diagnosed with a huge brain tumour but it was nearly too late

Wales Online

Study reveals why biscuits and burgers cause weight gain

High-calorie diets might be disrupting our ability to regulate our appetites

Evening Standard

£800k fine is ‘clear message’ patient safety must be priority, says mother

Sarah Andrews’ baby, Wynter, died 23 minutes after being born in 2019 due to lack of oxygen to the brain following an emergency caesarean section.

The Independent UK

Twisted dad posted fundraising page for tot's funeral - just weeks after murdering him

Oliver Mailey shared a fundraising page for his son, Abel-Jax's, funeral and even got his name tattooed on his neck just a matter of weeks after he killed him

Daily Mirror

Derry man keeps memory of wife alive in London Marathon fundraiser

"Nicola was the perfect mummy to her children and would literally have done anything for anyone"

Belfast Live

Hannah Rankin vows: "I'll become a three time world champion in 2023"

The Luss born fighter, 32, had a rollercoaster 2022 - which saw her defend her world titles in front of a packed Hydro in Glasgow in May, before opponent Alejandra Ayala was rushed to hospital with a life-threatening brain injury.

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Man who went out with woman that 'looks eight years old' gives relationship update

Dan Swygart, 26, was accused of being "creepy" after recently dating reality star Shauna Rae - whose growth was stunted due to brain cancer treatment she underwent as a child.

Evening Standard

New blood test could predict Alzheimer’s 3.5 years before disease

Researchers say the test could help ‘predict onset of disease early in a non-invasive fashion’

The Independent UK

New blood test could detect Alzheimer’s disease years before diagnosis

Research supports idea that components in human blood can influence formation of new brain cells

The Independent UK

New blood test could detect Alzheimer’s disease 3.5 years before diagnosis – study

Research supports idea that components in human blood can influence formation of new brain cells

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The Independent UK

Scientists discover why biscuits cause weight gain

Breakthrough could open door to new anti-obesity pill

Wales Online

New test 'could detect Alzheimer’s disease 3.5 years before diagnosis'

Researchers establish a blood-based test that could predict risk of the condition at an earlier stage

Boston Herald

Alzheimer’s study in Boston looking at possible treatment to prevent the disease

BOSTON — Boston medical researchers are hoping to get ahead of Alzheimer’s by testing a possible treatment in patients who don’t have symptoms but may be at risk for the progressive disease.

The Independent UK

New test could detect Alzheimer’s disease 3.5 years before diagnosis – study

The research supports the idea that components in human blood can influence the formation of new brain cells.

Irish Mirror

Doctors thought nine-year-old boy had long Covid before devastating diagnosis

Aston started suffering from headaches, extreme tiredness and vomiting episodes

Dynamite News

High Fat Diet Could Reduce Ability To Regulate Food Intake: Study

Regularly eating a high-fat/calorie diet could reduce the brain's ability to regulate calorie intake. Read full story on Dynamite News:

The New Daily

Cognitive reserve: How to build a buffer against dementia over a lifetime

The effects of brain damage can be limited, for a time, by 'cognitive reserve', a buffer against loss of function.

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