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Dad-of-two McDonald's worker, 37, given just five years to live after heartbreaking diagnosis

Neil Taylor began suffering seizures out of the blue

Manchester Evening News

Movied to tears: Why we can’t stop watching things that make us cry

Netflix’s devastating new drama ‘From Scratch’ is turning its viewers into a blubbery mess, but why do we love watching things that will emotionally break us? Louis Chilton discovers the science behind our obsession with sad stories

The Independent UK

I have a loving wife and child, but I feel I don’t want to exist

After trauma the rational part of the brain cannot talk to the emotional side. Therapy can help with this

The Guardian - UK

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Australian MMA fighters first to test virtual reality concussion technology

Mixed Martial Arts fighters on the NSW south coast will become the first in their sport to test an emerging technology that uses virtual reality software to measure brain performance and improve the management of brain injuries.

ABC News

Brain study suggests the workday needs to be radically restructured

The new study from Paris Brain Institute (ICM) investigated whether cognitive functions such as focus, memory, multitasking, and problem-solving can cause fatigue of the lPFC, which influences the decisions we make when we cross things off our list.

Inverse

All you need to know about concussion including its causes, symptoms and treatment

Are you clueless about concussion? Natasha Holt reveals some surprising facts about the condition, including that it can cause tingling in your limbs and insomnia

Daily Mirror

Warren Sapp’s long goodbye: NFL and Miami Hurricanes icon discusses documentary film ‘Life With CTE’

He is seated right in front of you, his electric smile, gymnastic wit and spirited candor often tumbling into a generous laugh. Warren Sapp is clearly and enthusiastically here.

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Lanarkshire family set for firewalk challenge to help cerebral palsy charity

David Pringle and Karen McKettrick will tackle the walk this January

Daily Record

Why Is Weed So Good At Nausea Relief? And Does CBD Help, Too?

This article was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission. Many people turn to marijuana for nausea relief. Why does weed help with nausea? And what about CBD? Does CBD help with nausea, too?

Benzinga

Man who can't eat, speak or walk because of NHS treatment told his care would be revoked

'We shouldn’t have to live like this. This illness has taken everything from him already.'

Manchester Evening News

Mum given months to live after 'sinus infection' turned out to be brain tumour

Jennifer Roscoe's migraines began in early 2019 along with heavy bouts of sickness but doctors believed she had simply been suffering from a sinus infection.

Daily Record

Fetterman's struggles with language highlight the challenges after a stroke – a vascular neurologist explains aphasia and the path to recovery

John Fetterman, the Democratic nominee for a hotly contested U.S. Senate seat in Pennsylvania, has been drawing scrutiny for his performance in his first post-stroke broadcast interview and most recently, his Oct. 25, 2022, Senate debate against Republican Mehmet Oz.

The Conversation

Woman suffers stroke after seagull swoops on her fish and chips and knocks meal over

Helen Corn, 84, from Scotland, started to feel ill as she walked back to the chip shop in Bridlington to replace her food after a pesky bird dived down and knocked her meal out of her hands

Daily Mirror

You need to watch Keanu Reeves’ most underrated sci-fi movie before it leaves Netflix next week

Before Keanu Reeves could become Neo, he had to be Johnny Mnemonic in this mid-90s cyberpunk film. Here's why you should watch it now on Netflix — while you still can.

Inverse

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Heidi Stevens: 'We’re talking superhero-level empathy.' After brain tumor surgery, Chicago head of school heals from community's embrace

Jason Patera was experiencing a series of alarming symptoms, all of which he refused to be alarmed by.

Daily Mirror

Mum with 'sinus infection' given shattering news that 'robs her of seeing kids grow up'

Mum-of-two Jennifer Roscoe, from St Helens, Merseyside, has terminal brain cancer and says she is 'crushed' because she will not be able to see her two daughters grow up

Manchester Evening News

Man, 24, told he had six months to live after going to doctors with double vision

Doctors discovered a 'brain tumour the size of a tennis ball' after Ashley Terry went to A&E

The Conversation

Long COVID: how lost connections between nerve cells in the brain may explain cognitive symptoms

For a portion of people who get COVID, symptoms continue for months or even years after the initial infection. This is commonly referred to as “long COVID”.

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The Independent UK

Mark Ruffalo invokes his own brain tumour to back John Fetterman: ‘This is a minor thing that passes’

Hulk actor says he relates to Democrat recovering from stroke after his own health struggle

Liverpool Echo

Mum 'won't see kids grow up' after 'sinus infection' was huge tumour

Jennifer Roscoe suffered with persistent headaches which her GP thought was a sinus infection

Daily Mirror

'Discovering I had ADHD and autism as an adult saved me - I've learnt to accept myself'

Alexandra Benedict, 45, was diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult. The author says after a lifetime of feeling 'wrong', it was a relief to understand herself

Evening Standard

‘Sweet’ girl, 15, strangled by headscarf in tragic go-karting accident

Ruwaida Adan suffered a fatal brain injury when the hijab she was wearing became entangled in the exposed rear axel of her go-kart

Dynamite News

Study: Here's How Early Inhibitions Fuel Future Depression

The study, published 26 Oct in JAMA Psychiatry, followed a group of 165 people from the age of four months to the age of 26 between 1989 and 1993. Read on for details:

The New Daily

Strongest evidence to date that lowering blood pressure cuts the risk of dementia

More young people have high blood pressure. This is shrinking their brains and putting them at higher risk of dementia.

Wales Online

'I went to A&E expecting a prescription but they told me I had a brain tumour the size of a tennis ball'

Doctors told Ashley Terry he'd only have six months to live without treatment

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