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Experience: I have to spend my life lying horizontally

My brain sinks into my skull when I stand or sit up. It’s agony

The Guardian - UK

What’s frontotemporal dementia? A look at Bruce Willis’ diagnosis

FTD is an umbrella term for disorders affecting the areas of the brain that deal with personality behaviour and language

Al Jazeera

Lanarkshire worker pays tribute to late dad with brain tumour research fundraiser

Wear a Hat Day for the charity Brain Tumour Research is on Friday, March 31

Daily Record

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Co Fermanagh rugby star reveals brain haemorrhage scare during training

26-year-old scrum-half Kathryn Dane is hoping to make a "full recovery" and return to rugby again

Belfast Live

Max Homa shares lead, Jon Rahm looms one back, and Tiger, JT and Rory finish in style among 5 things from the Genesis Invitational

“My irons felt so good today it felt like then it was just kind of turn your brain off and hit the thing,” Homa said.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Paddy Almond setting sights on football return following serious head injury

The central defender spent three weeks in hospital with a bleed on the brain.

The Independent UK

Co Down student championing support for debilitating condition after life-changing diagnosis

Andrew Hamilton was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) last month after experiencing limb issues

Belfast Live

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What is perimenopause, and what are the symptoms and treatment?

Family of missing woman Nicola Bulley describe her experience of brain fog, poor sleep and headaches

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Bulley's family share new details about her struggles after 'appalling rumours'

According to a family statement, Ms Bulley suffered from brain fog and restless sleep and stopped taking hormone replacement drugs (HRT), commonly used to treat symptoms of the menopause, as it gave her "intense headaches".

Nottingham Post

Ireland scrum-half reveals brain haemorrhage scare during training

The 26-year-old said she hopes to make a "full recovery" and be back playing rugby again after the health scare

Irish Mirror

Ireland’s Kathryn Dane hopeful of rugby return after suffering brain haemorrhage

The 26-year-old admits her rehabilitation will “take some time”.

The Independent UK

10 things to know about how social media affects teens' brains

Eye-opening testimony from a top scientist offers a useful primer on the role social media may play in the teen mental health crisis.

WEKU

Doctors find enormous parasite the size of a FIST inside brain of 14-year-old boy

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The unnamed 14-year-old had been experiencing headaches and vomiting for a month before the gruesome discovery in India and reported in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)

Daily Mirror

Mum with double vision told she was fine before 'devastating' news

Natalie's first symptoms were problems with her vision and headaches

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The Independent UK

Mother issues supermarket trolley warning after baby suffers horrific brain injury

Mother says ‘all shopping trolleys with child restraints need to have a braking system in place’

Wales Online

Allowing toddlers to use tablets or watch TV causes lasting brain damage

Kids found it difficult to stay alert, control impulses and emotions, sustain attention, follow multi-step instructions and persist in a difficult task

Tribune News Service

Mayo Clinic Minute: What is cardiogenic shock?

Cardiogenic shock is a condition where the heart is too weak to pump blood and oxygen to the brain and organs. Fatal if not treated immediately, the condition affects approximately 50,000 people in the U.S.

The Times of India

Journaling is therapeutic: Jessica Pegula

DOHA: Jessica Pegula, the WTA No. 4 in singles and doubles, spent long hours on her keyboard in January, writing about her mother Kim, who suffered a cardiac arrest which resulted in a brain injury.

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Terrence Bice admits killing his daughter Teagan Ferguson after bashing her as a child

A father pleads guilty to manslaughter over the death of his daughter, who suffered a traumatic brain injury when he severely assaulted her when she was two in 2005.

The Times of India

Only people with sharp eyes can spot the parrot in this green forest

Images or photographs that look to us to be something they are not are known as optical illusions. Or, to put it another way, optical illusions occur when the data that our eyes and brains exchange leads us to believe something that is not true.

AAP

'It's what I do': Charlie Teo defends surgeries

Star neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has appeared before a medical inquiry to defend two surgeries he performed that left patients with catastrophic brain injuries.

The New Daily

New research: Why more women than men get dementia

A large new study suggests that lack of education may account for why more women end up with dementia than men.

Daily Mirror

Only people with eagle eyes can spot the wolf among racoons in just five seconds

The latest optical illusion is one for all of you brainteaser fans as it tests how quickly your brain can find a hidden wolf in amongst a sea of racoons - but it isn't easy

Daily Record

Scots man's 'life crumbled' after learning he only had months to live

Joe Miller, 49, was given the shock diagnosis and learned he only had months to live.

ABC News

Charlie Teo surgery on woman left in vegetative state had 'no benefit', disciplinary hearing told

An expert witnesses tells a disciplinary hearing trying to rouse a patient with pain was standard practice but agreed controversial neurosurgeon Charlie Teo's method was "totally inappropriate".

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