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Scots dad opens up on life with brain tumour after migraines lead to diagnosis

Jerome van Leeuwen experiences balance issues and his motor skills are also affected.

Daily Record

Movie review: 'Inside' a disturbing, provocative look at aloneness

“Art is for keeps.” This turn of phrase, uttered by Willem Dafoe’s character Nemo in Vasilis Katsoupis’ narrative directorial debut “Inside,” is a bedeviling little saying of multi-layered meaning. It rattles around in your brain like a pinball, much in the way Nemo rattles around the luxury apartment where he’s…

Tribune News Service

Indigenous sleep coach wants a score of 40 winks all

A new program in north and western Queensland is aiming to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teenagers get a good night's sleep.

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Dunblane teen takes on abseil challenge after brain tumour surgery battle

Finn Clarke was first diagnosed with the rare tumour back on Hogmanay 2019.

Daily Record

MP reveals changes to vision that led to brain tumour diagnosis a year later

Nickie was a councillor and cabinet minister for public protection & licensing at Westminster City Council when she started having vision problems

The Independent UK

The "Return to Oz" long COVID connection

A dark fantasy film from 1985 speaks powerfully to people, like me, dealing with brain fog and gaslighting

Salon

SNP MP shocked as journalist brands her 'the one with the crutch'

SNP MP Amy Callaghan, who suffered a brain haemorrhage in mid-2020 and spent four months in hospital, has hit out at a journalist ...

The National (Scotland)

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VR motion sickness: Future fixes and what you can do today

For many, nausea makes VR unplayable. We spoke to experts about what you can do to counter this and how future headsets may eventually sidestep the problem.

Evening Standard

Researchers suggest promising, safe approaches for brain treatment

Antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs), specialised molecules that may regulate RNA and affect protein creation, are being injected directly into the cerebrospinal fluid, the region around the brain and spinal cord, as a prospective treatment for a variety of brain illnesses. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How to cure insomnia and get a decent night’s sleep

There's more to it than just counting sheep

The Independent UK

Column: Brain-twisted or brain-washed — can crossword puzzles and word games sharpen memory?

LOS ANGELES -- It's a daily ritual for millions of people. You wake up, pour a cup of coffee, and eventually make your way to one or more crossword puzzles, word games and other brain twisters.

Los Angeles Times

The great serotonin debate: do depression treatments work by boosting the happy hormone?

Drugs targeting the ‘happy hormone’ are widely used for depression. But some question whether the condition is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain

The Guardian - UK

Woman diagnosed with brain tumour while battling bowel cancer warns of telltale symptoms

Karen Bucknall started suffering headaches during chemotherapy

The Independent UK

Brain similarities for long COVID, chronic fatigue

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Coin mosaic marks 90th birthday of Sir Michael Caine

The Oscar-winner actor played Harry Palmer in three 1960s films – The Ipcress File, Funeral in Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin Hochman: They came, they saw, they KaKaw'd. Battlehawks' game was loud and proud.

It was third and 6 for the visitors, and it wasn't just loud; it was "scream so Stan Kroenke can hear you" loud. It was "unabashedly St. Louis proud" loud. It was "1999 Rams game" loud. It was "my brain and body feel like there's an earthquake in it" loud.

Daily Mirror

Worried mum dismissed by GPs 18 times discovers baby son has dangerous brain tumour

Tessa Crane was concerned about son Oscar's health and when he was seven months old took him to the doctors 18 times in a month but she was prescribed anti-anxiety medication and dismissed

Daily Mirror

EastEnders fans heartbroken as Lola's health deteriorates ahead of tragic death

Lola Pearce showed worrying signs her condition was worsening on EastEnders on Monday night, months on from being diagnosed with an inoperable and terminal brain tumour

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Griffith University researchers identify similar brain structure changes in both chronic fatigue syndrome and long COVID

World-first research being conducted in Queensland has identified a link between chronic fatigue syndrome and long COVID.

The Conversation

Futurists predict a point where humans and machines become one. But will we see it coming?

Most people are familiar with the deluge of artificial intelligence (AI) apps that seem designed to make us more efficient and creative. We’ve got apps that take text prompts and generate art, and the controversial ChatGPT, which raises serious questions about originality, misinformation and plagiarism.

Wales Online

Mum branded 'nervous first-time' parent by GPs before son diagnosed with brain tumour

Tessa Crane had concerns about son Oscar's health and took him to the doctors 18 times

Manchester Evening News

Gemma Atkinson throws daggers at fiance Gorka Marquez as she warns him off before candid pregnancy update

The Hits Radio host, who is expecting her second child, gave an update as she struggles with her brain function

The Guardian - UK

‘I have a hunch I was left damaged’: what would a scan reveal about my brain?

Ever since he had encephalitis as a child, Simon Hattenstone worried that the disease might have caused long-term effects such as memory loss and depression. So, finally, he went for an MRI to find out

Dynamite News

New medicine to lower brain pressure might treat blinding IIH headaches: Study

A new experiment has discovered that patients suffering from 'blinding' headaches known as Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension (IIH) might be treated with an injectable peptide used to treat type 2 diabetes. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Conversation

Smell is the crucial sense that holds ant society together, helping the insects recognize, communicate and cooperate with one another

Ants can be found in nearly every location on Earth, with rough estimates suggesting there are over 10 quadrillion individuals – that is a 1 followed by 16 zeroes, or about 1 million ants per person. Ants are among the most biologically successful animals on the planet.

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