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Mum-to-be, 29, finds out she is dying after waking up unable to move her toes

Laura Mahon, from St Helens, first realised something was wrong when she woke up and couldn't move her toes at 20 weeks pregnant but didn't think much of it

Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee: ‘Very likely’ boy at centre of treatment dispute is ‘brain-stem dead’, doctors say

A specialist listed a series of concerns about Archie Battersbee, 12, who lost consciousness after suffering brain damage in an incident at his home.

The Independent UK

Mum-to-be told she is dying at 20 weeks pregnant

Laura Mahon first realised something was wrong when she couldn't move her toes

Liverpool Echo

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Woman gives birth after discovering she has an inoperable brain tumour when she was 20 weeks pregnant

Laura Mahon started struggling to walk and was unable to move her right leg or toes

Wales Online

Older people who are suddenly having nightmares urged to see a doctor

New research shows bad dreams could be an early sign of a serious condition

Wales Online

Young mum who thought she had post-natal depression diagnosed with dementia

Holly Braithwaite is believed to be one of the youngest people in the UK to be suffering from the rare form of dementia.

Daily Record

Boxer who punched invisible opponent needs "miracle" after suffering bleed on brain

South African boxer Simiso Buthelezi caused concern among fight fans over the weekend when, seconds from the final bell, he turned away and began punching at a non-existent opponent

Daily Mirror

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Is ‘ineffective’ legal counsel enough to appeal a death row sentence?

The only woman on Idaho death row is seeking to have her sentence reconsidered, but a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week has thrown her active federal appeal into question.

Tribune News Service

Pasha Bleasdell dead: Model who starred in Nelly's Hot in Herre video dies aged 38

Pasha Bleasdell, who starred in Nelly's Hot in Herre video along with a host of iconic noughties videos, has died at 38 from a suspected brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Parts of treatment battle boy’s brain have died, doctor tells judge

A specialist told Mrs Justice Arbuthnot that Archie Battersbee’s prognosis was ‘very grave’ and his chances of recovery ‘very low’.

The Independent UK

Mum, 34, who thought she had post-natal depression diagnosed with dementia

Holly Braithwaite is believed to be one of the youngest people in the UK to have Frontotemporal dementia

Manchester Evening News

Novartis drug combo shows promise in childhood brain cancer

An oral drug combination by Swiss pharmaceuticals company Novartis showed promise in treating a subgroup of patients suffering from a common childhood brain cancer in a trial.

Reuters

How this ‘expanding hole’ tricks the brain: 86 per cent of people are fooled

A new optical illusion has revealed how the brain responds to what it perceives or even imagines is going on, rather than what's actually occurring.

The New Daily

Results of scans on boy with brain damage may be ‘hard to bear’, judge told

Doctors treating Archie Battersbee think it ‘highly likely’ he is dead and say life support should end, but his parents disagree.

The Independent UK

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Salon

Everything you know about ADHD is wrong

Author Rebecca Schiller had moved to the countryside with her kids when she discovered she had severe ADHD

Daily Mirror

Dan Walker says BBC Breakfast 'took toll on brain and body' as he starts Channel 5 job

Dan Walker starts presenting 5 News on Monday after leaving his role on BBC Breakfast to join the channel - he said the time was right for a change and money was not the motivation

The Guardian - UK

When the world gets too much, I reach for The West Wing

Rewatching a favourite show, you can see things you missed the first time. But mostly, it just lulls my brain into fuzzy comfort, writes Lucy Webster

The Times of India

Bengaluru: Rise in brain fog cases in Covid survivors

BENGALURU: Inability to focus on small tasks and worsening brain fog, making remembering little details a Herculean task, are indications of the effects of "long Covid", as per research papers from around the world.

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Catatonia: Body-freezing brain condition reveals a mind-body connection — study

A psychiatrist explains a new study into the causes and features of catatonia, a brain condition that causes people to 'freeze' their bodies in position, sometimes for months at a time.

Manchester Evening News

Locked up: The criminals jailed in Greater Manchester last week

The latest criminals put behind bars in our region

Daily Mirror

Hero doctors perform miracle operations on people having life-threatening strokes

The race is on for more hospitals to be equipped with the technology to pull the deadly blood clots that cause strokes out of the brain, stopping catastrophic damage

Inverse

Is the human brain unique among animals? New study hints at an evolving answer

Opinion: In a study published in Nature Neuroscience, we show that there isn’t just one type of information processing in the brain.

Liverpool Echo

Dad got 'clicky finger' after losing part of his brain

"The potential of what this has done for me is phenomenal"

The Times of India

Liver, kidneys from 18-year-old, 4th teen deceased donor in West Bengal, save 3 lives

KOLKATA: The liver and kidneys of an 18-year-old deceased donor, Naina Saraf, were transplanted into three patients in two hospitals on Thursday. Sources said all three recipients are recuperating. The teen was declared brain dead on Thursday at Apollo Multispeciality Hospital.

ABC News

'It's something you get very addicted to': So what's behind a 'runner's high' and how do you get it?

Some people liken running to a drug, they just can't help coming back for more. But what really brings about that feeling of euphoria when you're out for a run?

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