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'My dreams of being a professional rugby player were shattered at 19 following shocking diagnosis'

Chae Jenkins has impaired vision and limited mobility

Wales Online

The top health stories of 2022: The breakthroughs and the oddities

The biggest public health story of 2022 was how Australia dealt with COVID-normal. There were some great breakthroughs, and a few laughs.

The New Daily

Breakthrough Awards: How these four researchers changed science in 2022

These four early-career researchers published work this year that transformed their scientific field forever.

Inverse

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Kelsey Parker says she'll 'never be same again after trauma beyond anyone's imagination'

Kelsey Parker lost husband Tom Parker, from The Wanted, in March this year after the boyband star and father-of-two was diagnosed with stage four glioblastoma brain cancer

Daily Mirror

Heartbreaking last Christmas gift of girl, 11, to family after tragic death

Evie-Leigh Cormack, 11, died of a brain tumour earlier this year but her siblings both received gifts made from her favourite things for Christmas - complete with a voice recording

Daily Mirror

Top tricks to help you stick to a new year’s resolution longer than a few weeks

Miriam Stoppard helps us to ensure our resolutions become a habit and don't get dropped a week into the new year

Daily Mirror

Honeybees are at risk, along with the crops they pollinate. These scientists think the solution lies in the insects’ brains

PHILADELPHIA — The honeybees looked perfectly healthy, buzzing about their boxy wooden hive on a warm autumn day in central Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Listening without interrupting brings benefits

Teaching kids to take their turn is good for their brains, writes Dr Nuzhat Sultana

Newsroom.co.nz

Bruce Willis’ wife Emma shares throwback video of moment she fell ‘head over heels in love’ with him

Bruce Willis was recently diagnosed with aphasia, a brain condition which impairs communication

The Independent UK

Sleep Problems Persistent In Patients Who Suffer Concussions: Study

Thousands of people experience minor head injuries that are frequently labelled as concussions and wind up in the hospital or emergency department each year. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

This neuroscientist taught brain cells to play Pong — and shifted how we view human intelligence forever

In 2022, Brett Kagan and his colleagues published a paper that took the world by storm: Lab-grown brain cells in a dish learned to play the computer game Pong.

Inverse

What to know about the new drug trial for Alzheimer's

PHILADELPHIA — A new drug designed to ward off Alzheimer's is being tested at more than 100 sites around the world, including the University of Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Study: Chronic Exposure To Low Levels Of Blast May Be Associated With Neurotrauma

Scientists at the Walter Reed Army Institute for Research demonstrated that biomarkers associated with traumatic brain injury were elevated among law enforcement and military personnel. Read on for details:

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Today's rugby news as fans will be 'shocked' by names of ex-British Lions stars joining brain injury lawsuit

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

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‘She’s an inspiration.’ Fla. woman was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer 5 years ago — and she is still alive

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- In 2017, Katrena Rockeymore-Selig rushed to Broward Health Imperial Point convinced she was having a heart attack.

Miami Herald

Why do some people get Alzheimer’s and others don’t? How a new tool checks your risk

Why do some people develop Alzheimer’s disease and others don’t? What makes one person’s brain healthier than another’s? And what can be done to improve, or at least slow, a brain’s deterioration?

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Which animal did you spot first? It can reveal your personality!

You've surely tested your brain and intelligence with several puzzles, brain teasers and quizzes, however, have you ever challenged your visual perception? Optical illusions are a great way to do that. It not only tests your visual senses, but also tries your concentration levels and focus. What's more? Optical illusions…

USA Today Sports Media Group

Rafael Lovato Jr. victorious in MMA return after three-year inactivity due to brain condition

Rafael Lovato Jr. is back to fighting.

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Research Reveals Multiple Causes For Concussion Symptoms In Tiny Tots

According to McGill University research, different forms of brain injury produced by a concussion may cause identical symptoms in youngsters. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

New Biomarker Test Can Identify Alzheimer's Neurodegeneration In Blood: Study

A team of neuroscientists led by a University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine researcher developed a blood test to detect a new marker of Alzheimer's disease neurodegeneration. Read on for details:

Wales Online

Teenager spends four days in coma after suffering massive brain bleed

Lily Alford, 15, was given under a 5% chance of a full recovery

The Independent UK

New blood test developed to detect signs of Alzheimer’s disease

‘A blood test is cheaper, safer and easier to administer, and it can improve clinical confidence in diagnosing Alzheimer’s’

Bangkok Post

‘Brain-eating amoeba’ not contagious, says DDC

The Department of Disease Control (DDC) said a brain disease caused by Naegleria fowleri, commonly referred to as "brain-eating amoeba", is not contagious between people.

The Independent UK

Student learning to walk again after small lump on her leg turned out to be cancer

Erin Turner, 26, from Stirling, Scotland, is encouraging other cancer patients to take up exercise as she rebuilds her strength

Bangkok Post

DDC allays amoeba fears

The Department of Disease Control (DDC) said a brain disease caused by Naegleria fowleri, commonly referred to as "brain-eating amoeba", is not contagious between people.

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