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Transgender woman to be executed despite suffering brain damage as a child

Amber McLaughlin, 49, who was convicted of killing and raping Beverly Guenther on November 20, 2003, in St. Louis County, Missouri, US, has begged to be spared from the death penalty

Daily Mirror

Talented footballer reveals first sign of brain tumour after being diagnosed aged 18

Ollie Leach was on the brink of a professional football career when he started to experience double vision

The Independent UK

CCTV appeal as man left with bleed on brain after huge brawl 'between 30 men'

Police want to speak to the three pictured men

Manchester Evening News

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Warning to parents buying e-scooters for children this Christmas as gift poses safety risk

Many parents are letting their children ride the motorised machine without proper safety gear.

Daily Record

Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates are making bets on brain interface company Synchron as Elon Musk's Neuralink faces controversy and a Federal investigation

Synchron's investment win comes as Musk's Neuralink faces a federal probe into its animal-testing practices that could set it back.

Fortune

UFC’s Alex Caceres has considered move to Power Slap, dismisses concerns over brain health

Slap fighting isn't good for brain health, according to health professionals, but Alex Caceres says "neither is eating bad food."

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jonnie Irwin says he doesn't want to be 'mollycoddled' after cancer diagnosis

The A Place In The Sun star revealed last month that he has lung cancer which has spread to his brain

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What causes stuttering? A speech pathology researcher explains the science and the misconceptions around this speech disorder

What comes to mind when you think of someone who stutters? Is that person male or female? Are they weak and nervous, or powerful and heroic? If you have a choice, would you like to marry them, introduce them to your friends or recommend them for a job?

The Conversation

Warning to parents buying scooters for Christmas despite the law

Wales Online

New Brain Communications offer different line of thought

Fungas, The Med Heads, Soy and more.

Newcastle Herald

Tracey Emin brain sculpture sold at auction to raise money for Parkinson’s UK

It fetched £7,500 at Christie's auction house as part of the Me, My Brain And I series

Wales Online

Tracey Emin brain sculpture sold at auction in aid of Parkinson’s UK

The work was among a selection of sculptures sold at Christie’s auction house as part of the Me, My Brain And I series.

The Independent UK

Brain Foundation urging awareness of often under-diagnosed cerebrospinal fluid leaks

After several misdiagnoses — and 18 months in bed — Danya Hodgetts began reading medical journals to uncover just why her headaches were so debilitating.

ABC News

Insects may feel pain, says growing evidence – here’s what this means for animal welfare laws

At least a trillion insects are killed annually for food and animal feed. Routine slaughter methods include extreme heat and cold, often preceded by starvation. By comparison, “only” around 79 billion mammals and bird livestock are slaughtered every year.

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Study Finds Exercise, Mindfulness Don't Boost Cognitive Function In Older People

An extensive study that looked at whether mindfulness training and exercise could improve cognitive performance in older persons showed no such improvement after either intervention.Read on for details:

The Guardian - UK

Brain sculptures by leading artists to be auctioned for Parkinson’s UK

Works by Tracey Emin, David Bailey and others, reflecting on what their brain means to them, set to sell for thousands

WEKU

How did COVID warp our sense of time? It's a matter of perception

Many people reported a distortion in their sense of time during the pandemic, but the individual experience is highly dependent on a range of factors from emotional state to culture.

WEKU

10 years after Sandy Hook, a family finds bits of joy amid shards of pain

Families who had their lives shattered on Dec. 14, 2012, are still straining under the weight of their losses — and still pushing for the changes they had hoped would have already happened by now.

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The Independent UK

Woman who thought face swelling was caused by Botox diagnosed with brain tumour

Jill Kenton shared her symptoms after being diagnosed with a brain tumour last year

Manchester Evening News

Mum who thought swelling on her face was botox discovered she'd had brain tumour for 10 years

Jill Kenton, 52, initially put her symptoms down to botox treatment, but then doctors diagnosed her with a brain tumour and she didn't think she would survive last Christmas

The National (Scotland)

Scots family puts on Christmas lights show to raise funds in daughter's memory

A FAMILY have lit up their house as part of a festive fundraiser in memory of their daughter and sister who died from a brain tumour.

The Conversation

Why does the Alzheimer's brain become insulin-resistant?

As the population ages, the number of people with neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, increases. Approximately 75,000 Canadians are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease each year and experience a decline in their cognitive abilities. The ordeal usually lasts for several years while their family members watch helplessly.

Irish Mirror

Mum who was suffering from headaches diagnosed with an incurable condition

The brave woman is now in a race against time after being told she has a Grade 4 diffuse midline glioma brain tumour

ABC News

Perth Pawsey supercomputer predicts ICU patient outcomes before they worsen

More than 40,000 hours of patient data has been used to build an algorithm its creators say will give doctors up to 20 minutes' notice of an imminent brain bleed.

Fortune

A major medical ethics group just asked the FDA to disqualify data from Elon Musk's Neuralink animal experiments: 'We want the FDA to proactively launch an investigation'

Musk’s brain implants company, Neuralink, is already the subject of a federal investigation.

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