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The Wanted star vows to honour Tom Parker's wishes ahead of anniversary of singer's death

Tom Parker died after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour

Wales Online

Only those with high IQ can spot the odd letter within 21 seconds in testing brain teaser

Check your cognitive skills with this brain teaser than asks you to find the hidden X hidden amongst the colourful Ys in just 21 seconds, and if you manage you might have a high IQ.

Edinburgh Live

The lesser known menopause symptom leading doctor wants all women to know and what to do

Dr Kasliwa says she wants to create more noise around the symptom

Nottingham Post

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Fla. dad with brain cancer goes high-tech to get more time with his daughters

MIAMI -- Mike Hugo, a 37-year-old Wellington, Florida, resident, has two young daughters, a wife, and a rare form of brain cancer.

Tribune News Service

Award-winning Nottinghamshire beauty clinic in line to be named best in country

Owner Jade Grey has opened up about her professional and home life

Nottingham Post

The mum who donated her tragic five-year-old daughter's brain after 'death sentence'

"It wasn’t if she would die, but when"

Manchester Evening News

The lesser known symptom of the menopause that a leading doctor wants all women to know

"It can be difficult for sufferers to recognise and talk about it with their colleagues, friends or family"

Manchester Evening News

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Concussion experts call for tougher AFL penalties after Kysaiah Pickett’s high bump

Leading concussion experts have called for stiffer sanction, arguing the Melbourne player should have been banned for at least four matches

The Guardian - AU

Midland Public Hospital review sparked by death of former patient Ashley Webb

Ashley believed she had one last shot to get help. Like millions of Australians every year, she looked for it in a hospital emergency department.

ABC News

Only people with high IQ can spot odd letter within 21 seconds in tricky brain teaser

Test your cognitive skills with this tricky brain teaser that challenges you to find the odd X hidden within these colourful Ys in just 21 seconds – if you do you've apparently got a high IQ

Daily Mirror

Mum's utter heartbreak at losing child days after arriving in France 26-weeks pregnant for family holiday

'We had 20 minutes all together as a family of four. It was the best that it could have been'

Wales Online

Why you should make the most of the extra daylight when the clocks change

Daylight helps to regulate hormones and the immune system. It’s good for sleep and can help with depression. So be glad of the extra daylight when it comes

The Guardian - UK

Baffling brainteaser challenges you to spot odd cheeseburger in nine seconds

This brainteaser tests how well you can pick up small details in an image as it challenges you to find the odd-one-out in this array of cheeseburgers - but it is not easy

Daily Mirror

Grieving young widow opens up on husband's 'good death' with Marie Curie hospice support

Lanarkshire woman Hayley Smith, whose husband, Matthew, died in a Marie Curie hospice of brain tumours, has spoken of the final year of his life.

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Inverse

Ants Rely On A Unique Skill To Find Friends Among Trillions of Foes

Smell holds ant societies together and helps them recognize enemies, according to new research.

AAP

Ablett Sr speaks of concussion toll from AFL career

AFL great Gary Ablett Sr says he has suffered significant brain damage and has contacted prominent concussion campaigner Peter Jess about his health issues.

ABC News

Concussion risk hits home for ABC broadcaster Mark Foreman who suffered bleed on the brain playing football

With multiple class actions by former AFL stars throwing a spotlight on concussion risks, ABC radio producer and former amateur footballer Mark Foreman knows the risks aren't limited to the top flight.

Manchester Evening News

'What you really need to know if you think you have ADHD'

“ADHD can be a superpower... but it isn’t just a trending topic on TikTok, or a personality quirk, it can be soul-destroying and frustrating", Olivia Taylor says

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The Times of India

Emoji brain teaser: Can you tell the name of the country given in this image?

Brain teasers are fun to solve as they require you to use your mind to look at things in a different manner. They work on your common sense as well as your existing bank of knowledge. Logic puzzles and riddles are specific types of brain teasers. One such interesting brain…

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire woman speaks out as her dad’s brain tumour symptoms came on ‘like a flipped switch’

His two daughters are raising money

Daily Mirror

Enzo Fittipaldi on brain surgery recovery and "honour" of carrying a great F1 surname

Like all budding young racers, Fittipaldi has his eyes on a place in Formula 1 – a sport synonymous with his family name – though his road to this point has not been easy

Reason

Who Owns Your Brain Data?

Nita A. Farahany's The Battle for Your Brain shows how neurotech can help, or hurt, human liberty.

Fortune

'SuperAgers' have memories to those 20 to 30 years younger. Here's how

SuperAgers’ brains shrink at a slower rate than others their age. It may be about their resilience.

Dynamite News

Preterm babies do not habituate to repeated pain: Research

According to a study done by UCL (University College London) experts, preterm newborns do not habituate to pain in the same manner that full-term infants, children, and adults do. Read further on Dynamite News:

Tribune News Service

University of Idaho slayings suspect had rare neurological condition called visual snow. What is it?

BOISE, Idaho — The man charged with the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students has spent much of his teen and adult life consumed by a rare neurological disorder known as visual snow syndrome.

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