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Lanarkshire teen will move mountains for brain charity in Kilimanjaro race

Harvey Mitchell-Divers is taking part in the Uhuru Peak Challenge to raise money for The Brain Tumour Charity in memory of his football coach.

Daily Record

Dancing on Ice star Matt Richardson suffers memory loss after brain infection

'After a really cool trip to hospital I’m trying to piece it all together again'

Wales Online

Dancing On Ice's Matt Richardson rushed to hospital with brain infection

Dancing on Ice star and comedian Matt Richardson revealed he has been rushed to hospital with a brain infection, which has sparked memory loss, as he posted on Insatgram

Daily Mirror

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£7m neurological centre to end wait lasting years

New research will go into neurological conditions, which affect one in six people

Evening Standard

Breastfeeding improves cognitive ability for children of poorer mothers – study

Analysis of data on almost 6,000 children found breastfeeding boosted brain development in disadvantaged mothers’ babies

The Guardian - UK

Engineer, 27, died from blood clot on brain days after first Covid jab, inquest hears

Jack Last began suffering headaches and vomiting a week after vaccine and died two weeks later

The Independent UK

Baby died after hospital failings starved her of oxygen at birth

Exclusive: ‘The whole maternity unit just failed us completely,’ mother says

The Independent UK

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Parkinson's disease symptoms in the way you walk - freezing and not swinging arms

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive condition whereby the signals communicated between the brain and nervous system are disrupted, further affecting how a person walks

Daily Mirror

How your brainwaves could be used in criminal trials

American Kevin Strickland was exonerated after spending 42 years in prison for being wrongfully convicted of a triple murder in November 2021. His 1978 conviction was based on mistaken identification of an eyewitness. The eyewitness later said that police pressured her into identifying Strickland, and attempted to have her testimony…

The Conversation

Louise Thompson tearfully admits she struggles to walk up stairs after traumatic labour

Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson has been incredibly honest about the trauma she's been dealing with after nearly dying twice during labour with her son Leo

Daily Mirror

Post-menopausal women at higher risk of dementia and stroke, study finds

There is also an increased risk of cognitive decline

The Independent UK

Wishaw girl diagnosed with brain tumour making memories thanks to fundraising

Faye Taylor, nine, was diagnosed with a tumour deep in her brain stem which affects one side of her body.

Daily Record

Five-year-old Darlington boy runs 10k in memory of his best friend who died from rare brain tumour

Rowan Lyons has completed five 2km junior park runs in Sophie Welburn's memory

Chronicle Live

Grandad struggles to recognise daughters after being attacked outside pub

Denis Cunliffe suffered a bleed on brain after being punched and falling to floor outside the pub

Liverpool Echo

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Leeds shopowner sent home from A&E discovered headache was deadly brain tumour

Emer was told the headache was due to high blood pressure initially

Inverse

How music makes you feel may depend less on your brain than scientists believed — study

New research conducted in a remote area of Papua New Guinea supports the idea that our reaction to music is not innate but instead a learned response.

The Guardian - UK

Archie Battersbee’s parents win court of appeal fight in life-support case

Family of 12-year-old challenged ruling Archie is brain-stem dead and treatment can be stopped

The Guardian - UK

Sir Colin Blakemore obituary

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Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee's parents win court fight to keep 'brain-dead' son's life support on

Today's hearing at the Court of Appeal in London comes after High Court judge Mrs Justice Arbuthnot concluded Archie Battersbee was dead and that doctors could lawfully stop providing treatment

The Independent UK

Soldier left with catastrophic brain injury hours after returning from Iraq honours charity on his wedding day

Hours after returning home to Lancashire in February 2007, Kieran Wood, now 34, a private with the Duke of Lancaster’s, was in a catastrophic crash

Daily Mirror

Dad has no memory of what happened before he woke up in A&E with bleed on the brain

Duncan Cliffe, 47, fell down the stairwell outside his flat in Crewe, Cheshire, in July last year after suffering a potentially fatal bleed on the brain

Dynamite News

Role identified for single gene linked to rare syndrome of epilepsy, autism and developmental disability

A single gene that was previously found to be the driving force in a rare syndrome linked to epilepsy, autism and developmental disability has been identified as a linchpin in the formation of healthy neurons.

Daily Record

Young woman who died 10 years after suffering severe brain damage in fire was unlawfully killed, coroner rules

Catriona Braithwaite was just nine when she was left with severe brain damage from the fire at her home, which took the lives of both her dad and her younger sister.

Zenger

Border Farce: Woman Who Had Life-Saving Brain Surgery In Spain Stopped On UK Border For Drug Search

Rachel Pighills, 36, was left at risk of being "internally decapitated" following a freak ceiling fan accident.

The Conversation

Four ways to stop thinking the worst will happen when you're stressed

Imagine you have an interview for a new job tomorrow. Some people might think about what kind of questions they will be asked so that they can prepare, or imagine the interview going well. For others, the thought of an interview will cause them to toss and turn all night…

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