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Move your fridge and drop the ‘shoulds’ – 37 expert tips to winter-proof your life

Rising bills, darker nights and economic meltdown – don’t worry, we’ll get you through it

The Guardian - UK

New Research May Yield Treatment To Halt Parkinson’s

Scientists from the University of Haifa reported in the journal NJP Parkinson’s Disease a groundbreaking discovery that could lead to treatments, which can stopthe spread of Parkinson’s disease.

Zenger

Midlothian teacher with long Covid struggling with severe brain fog a year on

Biology and science teacher Chloe Folta is speaking out as new figures show more than 200,000 people are living with long Covid - still suffering ill-effects of the virus months after testing positive.

Edinburgh Live

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Doctor thought boy, 8, had 'typical bug' before discovery of a terminal brain tumour

Lochlan Peckham, from North Yorkshire, died after a brave battle with a brain tumour which a doctor initially had put down to a "typical bug" before he became "violently sick"

Daily Mirror

Inquiry into ex-AFL player's death delayed

A coroner is investigating the death of former Richmond footballer and professional boxer Shane Tuck after he was found to have the brain condition, CTE.

AAP

Man admits girlfriend's stabbing murder

A man who suffered a brain injury after falling or jumping from the fourth floor of a Sydney unit block has pleaded guilty to earlier murdering his girlfriend.

AAP

Study finds 'tell-tale' sign of higher stroke risk and may appear '10 years' beforehand

Each year, around 7,500 Irish people have a stroke and almost 2,000 die. This life-threatening medical emergency is triggered by a cut-off blood supply to a part of your brain. While slurred speech or weakness in one arm are some of the well-known

Irish Mirror

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Strictly star James Jordan kicked smoking addiction to fulfil dying dad's final wish

Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan has revealed that his kicked his 27-year smoking addiction after some wise words from his dying father who pleaded with him to stop

Daily Mirror

Scots teacher with long covid still struggling with severe brain fog 10 months after positive test

Biology and science teacher Chloe Folta, is speaking out as new figures show more than 200,000 people are living with long covid.

Daily Record

How eating oily fish could impact your brain health, according to scientists

Higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids in the blood have been linked to better thinking skills in mid-life

The Independent UK

Migraine linked to increased risk of dementia, study finds

Scientists say further studies are needed to generalise findings and to uncover underlying mechanisms

The Independent UK

Can you learn a language in your sleep? We found you may be able to pick up some words

From Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World to Dexter’s Laboratory cartoon series, sleep-learning has been a recurring theme in fiction. The idea that we can learn while asleep has fascinated many, but whether it is sheer fantasy or scientifically possible has long remained a mystery.

The Conversation

Boost your brain with boredom

"Mom, Dad, I'm bored."

Tribune News Service

How eating oily fish could impact your brain health for the better, according to scientists

Higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids in the blood have been linked to better thinking skills in mid-life

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Parents of brain-damaged baby ‘devastated’ after appeal bids fail

The case made headlines during the summer after a judge was told the baby had tried to breathe even though doctors said he was dead.

The Guardian - UK

Toxic air pollution particles found in lungs and brains of unborn babies

Particles breathed by mothers pass to their vulnerable foetuses, with potentially lifelong consequences

Manchester Evening News

BBC Strictly fans confused by 'changing' furniture on spin-off show It Takes Two

Viewers asked questions as one fan said "my brain can’t keep up"

Daily Mirror

EastEnders's Lola Pearce to receive shock brain tumour diagnosis in 'emotional' scenes

EastEnders' Lola Pearce will be diagnoses with a brain tumour in a storyline airing this autumn, which actress Danielle Harold said ‘means so much’ to be trusted with

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Eating omega-3s may help middle-aged people boost their brain health

You might want to add salmon to your next grocery list.

The Independent UK

Eating oily fish improves brain health – study

Higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids in the blood have been linked to better thinking skills in mid-life.

The Independent UK

House of the Dragon fans are convinced Aegon, who’s played by David Tennant’s son, is Stranger Things star

‘My brain knows that it isn’t him, but my eyes are not convinced!’ one fan wrote

ABC News

How dancing can help slow — and potentially reverse — the ageing process

For most of us, dancing is a fun way to unwind, or something we do after a few too many drinks on a Saturday night. But what if dancing can actually help to slow — or in some cases even reverse — the ageing process?

Daily Record

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 Mirror

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

The Guardian - UK

‘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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