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Man dies in his mum and partner's arms after suffering 'catastrophic' injuries in trampoline accident

He had to go undergo major surgery after doctors found fluid in his brain but, despite the efforts of medics, his family were informed that he would not recover.

Irish Mirror

Deep brain stimulation may be treatment for binge eating disorder, study suggests

A well-timed jolt of high-frequency electricity to a region of the brain implicated in food cravings appears to tamp down the impulses at the heart of binge eating disorder, researchers report.

Los Angeles Times

Expanding Alzheimer's research with primates could overcome the problem with treatments that show promise in mice but don't help humans

As of 2022, an estimated 6.5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease, an illness that robs people of their memories, independence and personality, causing suffering to both patients and their families. That number may double by 2060. The U.S. has made considerable investments in Alzheimer’s research, having allocated US$3.5 billion in…

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Mum thought sick schoolgirl had just eaten too much but it was a brain tumour

Lexi Bryant was diagnosed with cancer following tests earlier this year and has been given a 50/50 chance of survival

Wales Online

Dementia risk can be increased by watching TV while sitting, study warns

What you do while relaxing can increase your dementia risk, according to new research.

Daily Record

Some steroids ‘may change brain structure’ – study

Experts examined MRI scans of the brain on both those taking the drugs and those who were not.

The Independent UK

Could neurotechnology make lawyers smarter workers?

Cognitively enhanced lawyers may one day work in our courts. A recent report from The Law Society of England and Wales suggests the rapidly advancing field of neural technology could create “digitally enhanced” super-lawyers capable of focusing more keenly or accessing case law via an implant.

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What to stream: As US Open unfolds, stay in the match with these tennis movies

This week marks the start of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, held annually in New York City, so tennis is on the brain — and on ESPN. This is likely the final tournament in which one of the greatest players of all time, Serena Williams, will compete in her career,…

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Kelsey Parker felt 'guilt' over giving birth to son while husband Tom was terminally ill

Kelsey Parker, the widow of The Wanted star Tom Parker, spoke of the moment the singer got diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour while she was pregnant with their second child

Daily Mirror

Modern language GCSEs continue to fall in popularity – but new research shows language knowledge will last you a lifetime

You might think that if you stop using a language after studying it at school, you will end up forgetting everything you knew. But this isn’t true. Language knowledge will stay in your brain for decades.

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Thierry Henry explains new move into club ownership one year on from failed Arsenal bid

Arsenal's record goalscorer explains why he is linking up with former team-mate Cesc Fabregas to invest in Serie B club Como, a club that is being run by ex-Chelsea captain Dennis Wise

Daily Mirror

Home and Away's Johnny Ruffo, 34, says he's losing his memory from terminal brain cancer

Home and Away actor Johnny Ruffo, 34, said he is losing his memory and struggles with speaking, after revealing his brain cancer is terminal

Daily Mirror

Fundraiser to help Ayrshire footballer rehab after brain surgery smashes target in days

Hurlford United created a page for donations after Will Graham suffered a bleed on the brain during a game.

Daily Record

Walkerville thug left ex with broken bones and brain bleed in early hours of Christmas Day

Beau Williamson, of Walkerville, subjected Lucy Harper to a sustained attack which left her fearing he would kill her

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The growing evidence that Covid-19 is leaving people sicker

The potential impact on heart and brain disease poses challenges to healthcare systems globally

Daily Mirror

Man, 36, diagnosed with 'incurable' brain tumour months after wedding

Chris Brooks, 36, was given the devastating diagnosis in June that he had an incurable brain tumour and needed to have surgery as soon as possible - 10 months after his wedding

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: do animals have emotions?

Can we really intuit an animal’s feelings, or are we merely projecting our own?

Daily Mirror

Watching TV while sitting has direct impact on dementia risk, warns study

Being physical fit and eating a healthy diet will help to reduce a number of age-related diseases, but what you do in your leisure times may be just as important. A new study has found how you spend your while when sitting could either help or hinder your dementia risk

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Lab Creates ‘Synthetic’ Mouse Embryo With Brain And Beating Heart

A ‘synthetic’ embryo with a brain and beating heart has been created by British scientists.

Inverse

Deficiencies in these common vitamins can cause peculiar and dramatic symptoms

Shifts in vitamins, sugars, fats, and amino acids can influence brain and behavior in negative or positive ways.

Manchester Evening News

Girl, 9, found ‘lifeless’ on bathroom floor moments after she complained of headache

Sarah Moore rushed her daughter Millie to hospital

Inverse

Why is my dog lazy? New research explains the frustrating answer

New research spotlights the relationship between inactive owners and lack of dog exercise. Another study suggests there may be a connection between dog inactivity and canine brain health.

The Guardian - UK

‘Clinically awful’: why the pain of a broken heart is real

Poets and songwriters have long known that love hurts, but now scientists are examining the physical anguish caused by a breakup – and the results are helping people understand and recover from their distress

Irish Mirror

Irish nurse still suffering severe Long Covid symptoms two years after catching virus and fears clinic closure

Niamh Hughes, 37, has been out of work since March 2021 and suffers with brain fog, fatigue and headaches since she got the virus in late 2020.

The Hindu

Japanese Encephalitis claims 85 lives in Assam in 2 months

Japanese Encephalitis is a viral brain infection that spreads through mosquito bites

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