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Parents of brain-damaged boy in Court of Appeal fight

Three appeal judges are overseeing the latest stage of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee’s case at a hearing in London

The Independent UK

Bengaluru neurologists see rise in people reporting post-COVID-19 brain disorders

Bengaluru-based neurologists said they are noticing a spike in complications like Guillain-Barre syndrome, Bell’s palsy, insomnia apart from behavioural and cognitive issues

The Hindu

SPRC: Clinical-stage pharma company using cannabinoids to address serious health issues.

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Benzinga

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Man wakes up smelling burnt rubber only to be handed aggressive brain cancer diagnosis

A man who woke up to find his house 'smelling of rubber' says the mystery odour ended up being a symptom of a terrifying brain tumour that forced him to come back to the UK after living in Australia

Daily Mirror

Mum told lump was from breastfeeding diagnosed with terminal cancer

Faye Downing, 29, was given the heartbreaking news that the disease had spread to her brain and other parts of her body after going for a check-up scan - and told that "this will be her last Christmas with her kids".

Daily Record

Judges considering parents’ appeal over treatment for brain-damaged son

A judge on Friday said there was a bleak picture for Archie Battersbee.

The Independent UK

Silent, subtle and unseen: How seizures happen and why they're hard to diagnose

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.

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Scots footballer diagnosed with devastating bleed on the brain after leaving pitch

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

Daily Record

Mum's warning after 'cheeky' one-year-old strangled to death by blind cord - "You think it will never happen to you"

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

Irish Mirror

Man suffers brain bleed after punch from plumber over comments about his girlfriend

The plumber, from Thornton-Cleveleys, walked free from court after being handed a suspended sentence and an order to stay sober

Daily Mirror

Husband’s ‘world collapsed’ as wife dies months after misdiagnosis

Dumfries father Alan Johnstone, 37, says his daughter Sienna, three, has “infectious positivity” and “ridiculously curly hair” just like her late mother, Anneka

The Independent UK

Dad's 'heart ripped out' as wife dies from brain tumour months after diagnosis

Alan Johnstone said he sees Anneka in their daughter every day

Wales Online

Coach who touched girl was a 'simpleton'

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.

AAP

Abusive carer drew whiskers on disabled woman's face and offered her dog biscuits

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

Daily Mirror

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Mum's heart-breaking warning after 'cheeky' boy, one, dies after getting caught in window blind cord

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

Benzinga

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Manchester Evening News

"You think it will never happen to you" - Mum's warning after 'cheeky' boy, one, strangled to death by blind cord

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

Daily Mirror

Boy left paralysed from brain tumour after medics thought he was suffering from anxiety

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

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Dementia risk increases if you also have certain liver disease, warns new study

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

Irish Mirror

Teen critically injured in crash with horse wakes up and is moved from A&E after mother's appeal

Exclusive: “He is still battling brain contusion and will need treatment for his fractures around the eye area when please God his brain recovers enough."

Daily Mirror

Brit tourist who crashed bike in Bali in coma after seven-hour life-saving surgery

James Criddle, 31, underwent intensive surgery for seven hours after the crash on Friday in Bali as his friends and family ask for support to help with his growing medical costs

Daily Mirror

Brain reaction to smell of food makes it harder for obese people to regulate weight, study claims

It is an old adage that we eat with our eyes, but one recent study has found that the sight or smell of food can trick our body into pumping out insulin.

The Times of India

Your teen's sarcasm is a sign of intelligence and creativity

Sarcasm is the use of words or expressions to mean the opposite of what they actually say. It can be a subtle and effective way to mock or criticise with the tool of humour.

Wales Online

Student went for eye test to be told she had eight fatal brain tumours

Laura was told she had 12 months to live

Daily Mirror

Student was told she had a year to live after routine eye test while at uni

Laura Nuttall's life was turned upside down when she discovered she had Glioblastoma Multiforme, an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer

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