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Not So Sunny: Woman Who Thought She Suffered A Heatstroke Actually Had Brain Tumor

A stunned mother-of-two has told how what she thought was a heatstroke turned out to be a brain tumor.

Zenger

Vet Drills Into Dog’s Skull To Miraculously Restore Its Sight

A blind dog had his sight miraculously restored by a vet who drilled into his skull to drain fluid that was “swamping his brain.”

Zenger

Student given just 12 months to live after routine eye test led to devastating diagnosis

Laura Nuttall quit her first university course when she was told she had incurable cancer

Manchester Evening News

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Depression is probably not caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain – new study

For three decades, people have been deluged with information suggesting that depression is caused by a “chemical imbalance” in the brain – namely an imbalance of a brain chemical called serotonin. However, our latest research review shows that the evidence does not support it.

The Conversation

GOT’s Emilia Clarke Revealed She’s ‘Missing’ Lots Of Brain Tissue Bc Of 2 Traumatic Aneurysms

"In my worst moments, I wanted to pull the plug."

Pedestrian.tv

No ‘clear evidence’ depression is caused by low serotonin levels

NHS figures show that the number of people in England taking antidepressants continues to rise, with 8.3m patients receiving them in 2021/22.

The Independent UK

Patrick Reusse: Inept pitching means Twins aren't just one trade from being a contender

As many Twins fans of long-standing get ready to celebrate a weekend they felt might never come, that being the induction of team greats Tony Oliva and Jim Kaat into the Hall of Fame, the current brain trust is left to contemplate what to do with a fading ball club.

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Pub manager puts ‘pounding headaches’ down to his hectic lifestyle before brain tumour diagnosis

Ben Wilson, 36, from Ackworth, West Yorkshire only realised something was wrong when he was furloughed by Covid and his headaches continued

The Independent UK

Mum in tears as she receives devastating diagnosis after suspected sunstroke

Janet Sykes assumed her sense of confusion had been caused by spending too much time in the hot sun

Liverpool Echo

Beat brain fog in the heatwave by eating salad - it'll make you more productive

In heatwaves it's really difficult to stay cool, and if you're working, sitting in your shower cubicle under freezing water just isn't an option - but eating salad is

Daily Mirror

Blind dog who needs 'guide human' has life miraculously saved by amazing vet

Golden retriever Gus miraculously survived several surgeries to drain the fluid which was 'swamping his brain' - now he is finally back home with his loving family

Daily Mirror

'Wonderful' mum dies in freak accident after celebrating son's 21st birthday

Debbie Kirby and husband Dan had invited family and friends to a party for son Charlie at their home in March last year.

Daily Record

Archie Battersbee’s parents prepare for next stage of legal battle

Mr Justice Hayden described what happened to Archie, from Southend, Essex, as a ‘tragedy of immeasurable dimensions’.

The Independent UK

'I cannot afford to save my own life' says woman in need of brain surgery

She is relying on the kindness of people to help her fund an operation

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Daily Mirror

Why you feel less hungry when it gets hot explained

Few things make you feel heavier, or slower, than eating a big meal when it is warm outside. In hot temperatures our body will usually tell our brains that we feel full sooner, but why?

The Times of India

Tips to help your child withdraw from digital addiction

What would the world be like without technology? People today cannot survive without smartphones and other gadgets. The days of making trunk, ISD, and STD calls to reach pals overseas are long gone. With each passing day, the brain is becoming more and more reliant on technology which is making…

The Times of India

Game of Thrones actor Emilia Clarke says 'it’s remarkable that I am able to speak' following two surgeries to remove brain aneurysms

Emilia Clarke, a British actor and one of the lead female protagonists in the popular series Game of Thrones, has opened up about her battle with brain aneurysm.

Wales Online

Mum thought she had heatstroke, but it turned out to be a brain tumour

Care worker Janet Sykes, 44, assumed her headaches and a sense of confusion had been caused by spending too much time in the hot sun

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Emilia Clarke opens up on recovery from two brain aneurysms

Emilia Clarke has opened up about the impact of two life-threatening aneurysms on her life and acting career, saying it left part of her brain "missing".

Salon

Woodpeckers peck unprotected: study

For years, researchers assumed woodpeckers had evolved natural shock absorbers to prevent brain damage. They hadn't

Tribune News Service

Emilia Clarke comes to terms with ‘missing’ parts of her brain after aneurysms

“Game of Thrones” star Emilia Clarke says she’s lucky to be alive, let alone able to speak, considering the brain damage she incurred following a pair of aneurysms while filming the hit HBO fantasy series.

Salon

Emilia Clarke details her brain injuries

A "really, really small minority of people" could have survived the severity of her injuries, Clarke reveals

Daily Mirror

Under-12s will be banned from heading footballs in bid to stop brain injuries

A number of former professional footballers have died from brain functioning diseases believed to be linked closely to heading footballs.

Daily Mirror

Mum thought she had dementia but it was curable disease that mimics the same symptoms

Jackie Middleditch's family thought they were losing her to dementia when she started experiencing confusion and mobility problems, however it turned out she was actually suffering from a curable disease

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Euro 2022 group-stage permutations and melting brains

In today’s Fiver: The final round of group games, Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s new deal and José Mourinho’s tattoo

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