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The dramatic and incapacitating nature of seizures is reflected in the word itself, which derives from the Greek “to take hold” – like an invisible force suddenly grasping someone and controlling their body. This sense of an unknown force has driven many superstitions and misrepresentations of seizures throughout history.

Will Graham featured for Hurlford United in their friendly against Maybole last night before being transported to Crosshouse Hospital with a suspected head injury.

A tennis coach who pleaded guilty to touching a young girl was a "simpleton" who may have had a brain injury or dementia, a court has heard.

Debra Ralph, 54, of Bolton, drew whiskers on the face of a woman she was supposed to be looking after in an act of "wilful abuse" at the brain injury facility Agricola House, in Bury, Greater Manchester

Little Kane suffered cardiac arrest caused by asphyxiation and hypoxic brain injury after terrible tragedy at family home

 

Last week, a coroner heard that Kane suffered a cardiac arrest caused by asphyxiation and hypoxic brain injury.

Mum Kirsty Newton, 38, from Manchester, knew something wasn’t right after her talented footballer son, Jayce Robinson, 15, began suffering from nausea and dizzy spells aged just 13

Studies are warning of new and potential risk factors for developing dementia later in life. One new piece of research has found a link between fatty liver and an increased risk for dementia