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Consumer Health: Epilepsy: causes and risk factors

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, which makes this a good time to learn about the causes of and risk factors for epilepsy.

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'I thought my son just needed glasses - I could have never imagined the real reason for his headaches'

Lenny Hunt began complaining of headaches in September

Manchester Evening News

'My perfect husband's life was ruined in one night - and I felt responsible for it'

Nicky Wake and her boyfriend Andy looked forward to spending the rest of their lives together after meeting online in the early 2000s - but when she returned home from a trip away in 2017, everything changed

Daily Mirror

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John Lewis worker injected with herpes after 'mystery cancer' spreads to brain

"I just said, 'You know what, if it can help me or help anyone else, let's go for it'"

Liverpool Echo

Dementia warning signs can be spotted nine years before diagnosis, research reveals

Dr Miriam Stoppard reports on important scientific research that shows the early warning signs of dementia can be spotted as early as nine years before diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Haldi Doodh: Benefits of the quintessential winter drink of the country

Do you remember how haldi doodh became a ritual in our homes during the onset of winter? Moms used to make us drink this golden milk to ensure that our immunity remains high against winter pathogens which are likely to cause colds, flu and other problems.

The Times of India

Michael Hutchence's sister blasts his model ex for keeping injury secret before death

Tina Hutchence said her family only recently discovered that the INXS lead singer had suffered a brain injury when he was punched by a taxi driver on a visit to Denmark, which she believes provides an explanation for his death at 37

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Chris Hemsworth learns he has a predisposition to Alzheimer's disease; may take break from acting

Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth, who recently featured in the docuseries 'Limitless', has revealed that he has a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's disease, and therefore may be taking a break from acting.

The Times of India

Beaming family of Scots dad jailed in Iraq say his return home is 'better than winning the lottery'

Brian Glendinning, 43, finally made it home to Fife today after his spell in an Iraqi prison.

Daily Record

The Jane Goodall of neurosurgery

I am not sure how many females have had the chance to witness a living, pulsating human brain with their fathers

Salon

Lanarkshire MP supports brain injury charity's winter road safety campaign

The Child Brain Injury Trust (CBIT) say road traffic collisions are the leading cause of acquired brain injury (ABI) in children they support

Daily Record

Statistics show outback Queensland residents' life expectancy is five years less than state average

Lisa was diagnosed with brain tumours four months before her wedding and statistics show where she lives may affect her life expectancy.

ABC News

Brain cancer: Seven possible symptoms to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

The Independent UK

'My gorgeous husband's life was ruined overnight - and I felt responsible'

'Andy was such a wonderful soul and I'm grateful for every second of my life I had with him'

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You need to play the most euphoric indie shooter on Xbox Game Pass ASAP

'Vampire Survivors' sucks you in with simple, satisfying mechanics before turning your brain into a dopamine factory.

Inverse

Don't Worry Darling reveals the limits of a major tech trend

Is the Metaverse possible? Maybe, if Don't Worry Darling is a sign of our future.

Dynamite News

Scientists Identify APOE Gene Behind Sectional Vulnerability Of Brain To Alzheimer's

Scientists have uncovered why certain parts of the brain are particularly vulnerable to Alzheimer's damage. Read on for details:

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Ex-Meme King Salt Bae Has Arisen From 2017 To Post His Priciest Meal Yet Folks Are Pissed

My op-shopping, Aldi-purchasing brain cannot comprehend.

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Chronic pain is one of the world's biggest health problems — but virtual reality headsets could help bring relief

Commercially available virtual reality headsets and handsets might be able to help doctors and physiotherapists treat one of society's most debilitating health problems: chronic pain.

Daily Mirror

Woman 'heard dead gran telling her to go back to her body' in near-death experience

A UK-US study led by a British doctor found some people had vivid recollections after suffering a heart attack, including the feeling of burning in hell and being called 'home'

The Conversation

The risk of seizures and epilepsy is higher after COVID than after the flu – new research

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders, affecting roughly 50 million people around the world. It’s a condition characterised by seizures which involve episodic, abnormal activity in nerve cells in the brain.

Daily Mirror

'I was blessed to get cancer when I did - I doubt I would be able to afford the hidden costs now'

Cancer takes a physical toll on the body but patients can also spend thousands a year just to accommodate treatment and their health - on average £6,500 per year

Wales Online

Teacher had sex with sixth-former and said of other pupil, 'I hope she dies of brain haemorrhage'

Dan Boulton also told a class which included LGBT pupils that bisexual people were 'just greedy'

Fortune

Suffering from Long COVID headaches and brain fog? Another coronavirus could be the culprit

Exposure to common-cold coronaviruses, and a phenomenon called immune imprinting, could help determine whether you develop Long COVID, experts say.

The Independent UK

Brain cancer: Seven possible symptoms to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

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