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Sadness as happy young Derbyshire boy has fatal heart attack

His parents said Sam was always full of giggles

Nottingham Post

Ex-SAFC players' football fundraiser for Sunderland duo who died of cancer

Amber Rose Cliff passed away after a four-year battle with cervical cancer in 2017, while Andrew Nicholas died in October last year from a brain tumour.

Chronicle Live

One-year-old from Yemen with a rare brain malformation gets new lease of life

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Teacher left 43-day-old baby brain damaged by shaking

Jonathan Sinfield admitted charges of causing grievous bodily harm and assault occasioning actual bodily harm

Bristol Post

How 'Elvis' star Austin Butler lost — and found — himself in the King of Rock 'n' Roll

It was early 2019 in Los Angeles, and Austin Butler already had Elvis on the brain. A friend, hearing him sing along to "Blue Christmas" in the car, had urged him to portray the icon one day; others brought it up too. Elvis seemed to be everywhere, but it was…

Los Angeles Times

NI American Football team dedicate final game to star player forced to retire after brain tumour diagnosis

"When I was told I had a brain tumour, everything became a blur, and I had an anxiety attack. It was earth-shattering"

Belfast Live

Binge drinking: How just one night can wreak havoc on your body

What may seem a harmless bit of fun at the time, the effects of over-indulging in alcohol are wide and far reaching, with the brain, stomach, liver, heart, and kidneys all involved.

Daily Mirror

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Adrian Newey interview: ‘When the surgeons said I could have brain damage, I left hospital’

An exclusive interview with Red Bull and Formula One technical mastermind Adrian Newey

Evening Standard

How do painkillers actually kill pain? From ibuprofen to fentanyl, it's about meeting the pain where it's at

Without the ability to feel pain, life is more dangerous. To avoid injury, pain tells us to use a hammer more gently, wait for the soup to cool or put on gloves in a snowball fight. Those with rare inherited disorders that leave them without the ability to feel pain…

The Conversation

Short-sighted woman who thought headaches meant she needed new glasses gets life-changing diagnosis

Her optician spotted a problem

Wales Online

Death of baby girl 18 hours after she was born unconnected to mother's natural birth decision

Dr Downey said the baby was normally formed and had no congenital disorder but was covered in thick dark meconium and had suffered a severe brain injury.

Irish Mirror

Study: Reducing air pollution helps build strong brain development in children

Having a portable air cleaner at home can help in reducing the impact of air pollution on children's brain development, according to a recent study. Full story on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

State Dept. to pay 6-figure sums to Havana Syndrome victims

The State Department is preparing to compensate victims of mysterious brain injuries colloquially known as “Havana Syndrome" with six-figure payments, according to officials and congressional aides

The Independent UK

Some US diplomats and intelligence officers to receive six-figure payouts after suffering ‘Havana syndrome’

‘It is crucial that CIA and State implement the Havana Act in an identical fashion,’ said a former intelligence officer

The Independent UK

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Liverpool Echo

Mum finds 'back pain' could kill her after watching Embarrassing Bodies

Katie thought she'd pulled a muscle when she first started experiencing back pain

Daily Record

Lanarkshire schoolboy felt like his head was 'going to blow up' during rare brain cancer battle

Fraser McAllister, 18, was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour two years ago

Benzinga

The Daily Biotech Pulse: F-Star Therapeutics Buyout, Orphan Drug Tag For VBI's Brain Cancer Vaccine, Xenon's Epilepsy Candidate Shows Promise

Here's a roundup of top developments in the biotech space over the last 24 hours:

Daily Mirror

Little-known first dementia symptoms - hearing loss to vision problems

Getting a diagnosis of dementia can give you a better understanding of the condition and what to expect. Timely diagnosis can also help you make important decisions about treatment, support and care

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Liverpool Echo

Man suffers bleed on brain after being punched in Ruby Blues

Detectives have issued images of a man and a woman they believe could assist with their investigation

Daily Record

Young Scots boy with inoperable brain tumour first person from UK to undergo American trial

The rare and aggressive cancer accounts for less than one in 100 of all brain tumours, according to Cancer Research UK.

Wales Online

Boy, 8, with inoperable brain tumour to be first from UK to try experimental treatment

Rudi Abbot will fly to the USA for trials

Asharq Al-Awsat

Medical Staff in Argentina to Be Tried for Maradona Death

Eight medical personnel will stand trial for alleged criminal neglect causing Argentine football legend Diego Maradona to die in bed while receiving post-surgery care. A judge on Wednesday ordered a culpable homicide trial for the eight, who include Maradona's family doctor and nurses, based on evidence that they had failed…

Chronicle Live

Northumberland man to take part in Commonwealth Games baton relay a year on from grandson's heartbreaking brain tumour death

Alan Holmes will get to honour his grandson Matthew - who died of a brain tumour last year - during the Queen's Baton Relay ahead of the Commonwealth Games.

Dynamite News

Study: Feeling of detachment after trauma has worse impact on mental health

The presence of dissociation, a profound sense of detachment from one's sense of self or surroundings may indicate a high risk of developing severe post-traumatic stress disorder. Read further on Dynamite News:

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They did surgery on a locust's brain for cancer research

Cyborg locusts, developed by a team of scientists from Michigan State University, can detect cancerous cells through scent.

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