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South Jersey's ultracold vault keeps blood cells, brain tissue, and DNA ready for medical research

Keith and Jenny DiMarino were expecting their third child 11 years ago when they got e-mails that promoted the preservation of stem cells from their baby's umbilical cord.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Commentary: Becoming a father changes the brain. In a good way, actually

For better and for worse, the link between biological parents and their children is well known, from a child inheriting a mother’s wit and skill at math to inheriting a father’s nose and short temper. It turns out children also cause a change in a father’s brain, according to new…

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The importance of good sleep

Humans are like other living creatures, requiring daily basic needs such as food, shelter, clothes, and medicine. But one thing that is frequently overlooked is our sleep quality. We spend one-third of our lives sleeping; it is a necessary daily routine that we must follow from birth to death. We…

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Footballers’ brains more likely to decline after age 65, study finds

The research involves 145 former elite footballers including Iwan Roberts, Jeremy Goss and Mark Bright.

The Independent UK

What does being drunk actually do to your body?

Health experts explain what happens to your brain and body when you overindulge in the booze. By Katie Wright.

The Independent UK

Geraldton athlete Sam Prunster's life changed when a brain aneurysm ruptured 10 years ago

Geraldton mother Sam Prunster is sharing her story to encourage others to never lose hope in the face of life's challenges.

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Study reveals footballers more likely to have worse brain health after age of 65

Groundbreaking research that compared former players to the general population shows the delayed impact repeatedly heading footballs can have

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Footballers’ brains more likely to decline over 65 than average person – study

The research involves 145 former elite footballers including Iwan Roberts, Jeremy Goss and Mark Bright.

The Independent UK

Lots of breakthroughs, still no cure. Do new dementia drugs bring us any closer?

We often hear about dementia breakthroughs in the news – new genes being discovered, new blood tests being developed, new drugs being tested.

The New Daily

Lots of 'breakthroughs', still no cure. Do the new dementia drugs bring us any closer?

We often hear about “dementia breakthroughs” in the news – new genes being discovered, new blood tests being developed, new drugs being tested.

The Conversation

How does the SARS-CoV-2 virus cause long COVID? Here are some leading theories

It's a question that's tantalised researchers since the first reports of "long haulers" back in 2020: what causes long COVID?

ABC News

ADHD is likely under-diagnosed so TikTok videos can help

Self-diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder via TikTok can at least lead people who recognise symptoms to seek expert advice, says Dr Karen Waldie

Newsroom.co.nz

Vitamin D may improve brain function and strengthen memory

The “sunshine vitamin” was associated with better cognitive function, according to a new study.

Fortune

People can have food sensitivities without noticeable symptoms – long-term consumption of food allergens may lead to behavior and mood changes

The prevalence of food allergies is increasing worldwide, approaching an epidemic level in some regions. In the U.S. alone, approximately 10% of children and adults suffer from food allergies, with allergies to cow’s milk, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts being the most common. Some patients have mild symptoms that might…

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'Fit and healthy' Leeds dad collapsed and died as he ran errand hours after seeing first scan of his baby

Paul Thompson, 49, had just been to the hospital with his wife Lisa when he had a brain haemorrhage

Salon

How air pollution harms the brain

Air pollution doesn't just harm your lungs and skin — new research shows it also harms the brain

WEKU

Is lecanemab the Alzheimer's drug that will finally make a difference?

The experimental drug lecanemab was able to slow down Alzheimer's in a large study. Many researchers think the drug will become the first to help large numbers of patients.

Wales Online

Grandma says Ed Byrne's joke about diarrhoea saved her life

The Mock the Week comedian says he is happy to 'share the credit with the doctors'

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Ping, your pizza is on its way. Ping, please rate the driver. Yes, constant notifications really do tax your brain

A ping from the pizza company. A couple of pings from your socials. Ping, ping, ping from your family WhatsApp group trying to organise a weekend barbecue.

Daily Mirror

Brendan Fraser says he 'starved himself' for George of the Jungle causing 'brain misfiring'

Brendan Fraser says he 'starved himself' so much in a bid to get into his muscular character for George of the Jungle filming in the 90s that his 'brain was misfiring'

Wales Online

Alzheimer's discovery: Vitamin found to stave off the disease

Brains of older people with higher levels of the nutrient function better

Chronicle Live

A Place in the Sun presenter Jonnie Irwin reveals the first cancer symptom that he noticed

The Place in the Sun presenter has spoken about how he refuses to let the disease take over his life

The Independent UK

Brains with higher levels of vitamin D have better function, study says

Scientists seek to understand what causes dementia

Irish Mirror

Morocco pay tribute to Abdelhak Nouri in joyous celebrations after Spain win

Nouri, who is of Moroccan descent, had his career ended in 2017 after suffering brain damage following a cardiac arrest.

Irish Mirror

Study unveils worrying Covid side effect appearing in patients for months after infection

Brain fog can also be a symptom of long Covid, where people suffer ongoing symptoms for months, or even years, after infection

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