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The study of optical illusions is fascinating. It's entertaining to search for hidden objects in pictures, and it's also a terrific method to gauge how quickly your brain processes visual information. Many people like deciphering optical illusions to improve their observational abilities. And a recent emergence of one such optical…

Cole Park was one of thousands of Santas who braved the cold to take part in the festive fun run. The six-year-old completed the popular Santa Dash in his wheelchair pushed by a team of supporters.

As the party season kicks in, so will the effects of having one too many. Here are the sobering facts behind hangovers and tactics that might help you avoid them

Doctors initially thought Jack Parton was suffering with PTSD following his brother's funeral, but he later received a devasting diagnosis

Tommy Kelly has been forced to 'learn to walk again' after he suffered the brain injury in a fall. He slipped on ice, hit his head and spent three months in a coma

"I went from having a very comfortable life to being homeless, in a wheelchair and without anything – simply surviving."

Tommy was on a work night out when he fell

Cathy and Reinhard Schlag have been working with Brain Tumour Research since their son Matt was diagnosed with a tumour which started when he began suffering agonising migraines

Doctors initially thought Jack Parton had PTSD - but it was blood cancer

Is MSG the cause of an allergy? Is it a public menace? If so - and the bulk of evidence says it isn't - it's many foods you eat every day.

The Democrat from Champaign was one of three key sponsors of an amendment to the SAFE-T Act, which cleared the Illinois General Assembly last week.