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Mum who found new love after son's suicide told her husband has months to live

Joanne met Ben after her son Charley took his own life. Now Ben has been given a terminal cancer diagnosis

Wales Online

What is the longest human bone and do orcas sleep? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Study: Weight Loss Can Be Early Predictor Of Alzheimer's Disease In People With Down Syndrome

Researchers revealed that unintentional weight loss in individuals with Down syndrome may signal the beginning of Alzheimer's disease long before usual cognitive symptoms like memory loss and dementia become apparent. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Drug Made From Celery Seeds May Boost Chances Of Recovering From A Stroke

There may be new alternatives for treating clot-related strokes if the findings are verified in more trials

Zenger

319-million-year-old Fossilized Fish Found In UK Coal Mine

The oldest known example of a well-preserved vertebrate brain is a fossilized fish that was discovered a century ago

Zenger

'Most aggressive' childhood cancer gets clinical trial

Australian medical researchers are on the cusp of a breakthrough in the fight against an incurable form of childhood brain cancer.

AAP

‘Life-changing’ new hormone injection found to treat low sex drive in women and men, study reveals

Up to 10 per cent of women and eight per cent of men suffer from low libido

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Hormone shots could be used as treatment for low sex drive

Kisspeptin found to bolster sexual responses by increasing brain activity linked to arousal and attraction

The Guardian - UK

Hormone injection could treat low sex drive in women and men – study

Researchers found kisspeptin boosted sexual responses in women and men with hypoactive sexual desire disorder.

The Independent UK

'I lost my son to suicide and now my husband has months to live - every day counts'

Joanne Clement, 47, from Somerset, has already had to say goodbye to her 18-year-old son Charley and now her soulmate and husband Ben, 38, has received a shattering terminal diagnosis

Daily Mirror

‘Heartbroken’ father collects award for daughter whose donated organs ‘helped others live’

Bethany Horchover passed away aged 16 from an acute brain infection

Evening Standard

Couple race to marry so baby with brain tumour has family surname before he dies

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

The Independent UK

'Our voices were the first thing he heard and the last' - couple sang to baby son as he died in their arms

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

Wales Online

Tributes paid to former Bristol solicitor advocate Tim Rose after sudden death

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

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The New Daily

A pill for aggression? Evidence grows beta blockers can reduce violent impulses

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

Dynamite News

Health: Poor Oral Conditions May Affect Your Brain Health

According to preliminary research taking care of your teeth and gums may have benefits beyond oral health, such as increasing brain function. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Blobs of human brain planted in rats offer new treatment hope

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

The Independent UK

Woman who thought dizziness caused by ‘baby brain’ dies aged 33 after glioblastoma diagnosis

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

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Daily Record

Scots teen footballer left ‘dizzy’ from head knock during game diagnosed with brain tumour

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.

Daily Record

Scots mum rushed wedding forward to have same surname as baby son before brain tumour death

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.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh teen found out he had brain tumour after concussion on football pitch

"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.'"

The Times of India

Test your IQ: Spot 3 mistakes in this picture!

Your intelligence quotient (IQ) helps determine your reasoning ability. It helps identify how proficient you are in processing information and using rationality to answer questions. Puzzles, brain teasers, and riddles test your IQ and measure your cognitive abilities. It sees how capable you are to solve problems and decode riddles.

The Guardian - UK

Pioneering NHS trial targets brain tumours before surgery

Exclusive: Radiotherapy prior to operation could be key to reducing likelihood of tumours regrowing quickly, researchers say

Daily Mirror

Mind-bending optical illusion that makes your brain 'adjust' after 10 seconds

Optical illusions can be pretty confusing as what you see could be completely unlike somebody else - and this latest one is no different

Fortune

'Opposite worlds': The technique CEOs are using to avoid burnout and keep themselves productive

From circus school to listening to death metal, CEOs are turning to their 'opposite worlds' to escape the pressure of their day-to-day.

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