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What day clocks change this month and expert advice on how to start adjusting

The clocks will fall back in the UK at the end of the month.

Daily Record

Joe Marler insists rugby “making progress” on concussion after he briefly forgot kids

Rugby has come under scrutiny in recent times after a number of players launched a legal battle as they battle brain injuries, including England World Cup winner Steve Thompson

Daily Mirror

‘It feels like fresh air to my ears’: can brown noise really help you concentrate?

Some people use it to improve their focus while others use it to drop off to sleep. The writer Zadie Smith says she listens to it day and night. But what is brown noise? And does it work?

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Severe Covid infections ‘can harm key brain functions’, study finds

Researchers hope findings can help identify best treatments for neurological symptoms of coronavirus

The Independent UK

Steve Thompson's early dementia symptoms as rugby ace says success 'wasn't worth it'

Early onset dementia is caused by genetic mutations that run in families, but the disease may also be more pronounced by lifestyle factors, including athletes who have taken many traumatic injuries over their careers

Daily Mirror

Expert says Irish households need to start preparing as clocks go back on October 30

To make the transition a little easier, Dr Lindsay Browning, psychologist, neuroscientist and sleep expert for And So To Bed, said people should start their preparations now

Irish Mirror

Immune reactions to severe Covid may trigger brain problems, study finds

Research suggests immune response may be cause of delirium and brain fog in Covid patients

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Rugby urged to cut matches as study finds players’ risk of MND is 15 times higher

The study also found increased risks of dementia and Parkinson’s disease as consultant said contact training during the week ‘should be a thing of the past’

The Guardian - UK

Study finds ex-rugby internationals' risk of neurodegenerative diseases is between two and 15 times higher than the public's

Researchers call for action to reduce the risks of head impact and traumatic brain injury in all sports, as a new study finds former men's rugby internationals have more than double the risk of neurodegenerative disease, with players' risk of motor neurone disease 15 times that of the general population.

ABC News

CBS Sports app gaffe sends push alert that Aaron Judge hit home run No. 62

Everyone has Aaron Judge on the brain.

Tribune News Service

Davina McCall’s crippling brain fog which made her scared to drive and forget names

The presenter said most heartbreaking was the impact of the symptoms on her work

Wales Online

'Little liver bird' gets bombshell diagnosis after first day of school

Lucie Joan Fagan received the sad news after starting secondary school

Liverpool Echo

Ashleigh's brain, expanded

Ashleigh Young trials brain supplements

Newsroom.co.nz

Rugby players 15 times more likely to suffer devastating motor neurone disease

Scottish union legend Doddie Weir and league super star Rob Burrow are among the rugby players diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease - which kills nerves that carry messages from the brain to muscles

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The Conversation

New Alzheimer's drug slows cognitive decline – and may be available as early as next year

Lecanemab is the first drug to help improve the symptoms of Alzheimer’s by slowing the disease. These are very promising results, although the only data we have at the moment is from the drugmaker’s press release.

Daily Mirror

Girl, 12, thought she had 'brain damage', shocked when she's handed dyslexia diagnosis

Jessica Coultas, from Hull, noticed she was struggling to keep up with her classmates at school from the age of nine - but it wasn't until she was 10 that she was formally diagnosed with dyslexia

Inverse

An antidote to heartbreak? Science reveals how to hack loneliness

Emerging scientific data suggests that social rejection — often in the form of heartbreak — can spark a similar firestorm of brain activity as physical pain.

Zenger

How Melanomas Reach The Brain – And How To Stop Them

A treatment that delays the spread of metastases by up to 80%.

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Chris Perkins: I need to be educated, or re-educated, on brain injuries, and I’m probably not alone

I’m one of the people that needs to be educated, or re-educated, about concussions, brain injury and head trauma. I admit it.

Wales Online

As clocks go back on October 30, an expert says you need to start preparing

There are changes you can make to your mealtimes, coffee routine, exercise and curtains ahead of the clocks changing

Daily Mirror

Almost half of 180 ex-rugby players believe they have long-term brain problem

England World Cup winner Steve Thompson is among the players leading a legal case against rugby bosses over the long-term brain injuries sustained during their playing days

Inverse

Having this many nightmares a week may be tied to extreme brain aging

A new study suggests having bad dreams and nightmares during middle or old age may be linked with an increased risk of developing dementia.

Daily Mirror

Chris Eubank Sr wants fans to boycott Conor Benn fight over brain damage fears

Eubank Jr's father has expressed his concerns over his upcoming grudge match with Benn over the 157lb catchweight they have agreed, having previously threatened to withdraw his son from the fight

Wales Online

Wales Rugby League World Cup squad includes three sets of brothers, two pairs of twins and a player who retired due to brain abnormality

Wales get their campaign underway against Cook Islands later this month

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: do we all experience the world in the same way?

Every human brain is different – it’s time to embrace the diversity of our experiences

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