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Devastated couple told both daughters have brain disorder but only one can have treatment

Devastated couple Ally Wallace, 32, and Jake Shaw, 29, have been told that both of their children, Nala, two, and Teddi, 11 months, have a rare life-limiting brain disorder.

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Heartbroken couple's two daughters have same genetic disease but only one can be saved

Youngsters both have a rare brain disorder that causes the loss of their physical and mental skills

Wales Online

'Chanel knew that my two-year-old was dying. She used it to betray us in the worst way'

"Chanel wormed her way into my life; she even turned up at the hospital when Jorja was very ill and told a nurse she was a family member"

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18 is too young to buy a gun

The idea that 18-year-olds should be able to purchase guns is based on an old-fashioned, unscientific view of adulthood. Neuroscience research indicates the brain does not fully mature until around 25.

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Soldier caused serious injury to couple by dangerous driving on Northumberland road

Kirsten Robb was overtaking another vehicle when she ploughed head-on into the victims' car, leaving them with an array of injuries, including a fractured spine, a bleed on the brain and a broken shoulder

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Devastated Shilbottle couple learn both daughters have life-limiting disease - but only one can have treatment

Ally Wallace and Jake Shaw have been told that both of their children have a rare brain disorder

Chronicle Live

East Lothian man to run 260 miles after losing 'amazing' best friend to cancer

Chris Greco, 37, was left devastated in 2009 after his close mate, Adam Cheetham, told him he had been re-diagnosed with the disease, that had spread to his brain and spine.

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Driver left cyclist dad brain damaged after running red light before blaming him

Derek Hall sped through the pelican crossing where other motorists had already stopped.

Daily Record

What is it about the human brain that makes us smarter than other animals? New research gives intriguing answer

Humans are unrivalled in the area of cognition. After all, no other species has sent probes to other planets, produced lifesaving vaccines or created poetry. How information is processed in the human brain to make this possible is a question that has drawn endless fascination, yet no definitive answers.

The Conversation

Dementia: Binge-watching television can increase risk later in life, study finds

Research shows that more than 850,000 people in the UK have dementia. The number is rising, and by 2025 it's estimated that over one million people in the UK will have the degenerative disease

Daily Mirror

The surprising way psilocybin alters the brain’s chemistry to treat depression

Psilocybin is a hallucinogen that changes the brain’s response to a chemical called serotonin. These changes could help develop new treatments for depression and other conditions.

Inverse

On your back? Side? Face-down? Mice show how we sleep may trigger or protect our brain from diseases like ALS

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is the most common form of motor neuron disease. People with ALS progressively lose the ability to initiate and control muscle movements, including the ability to speak, swallow and breathe.

The Conversation

Scans after sports injury, assault detected Damien Healy's brain tumour but a colonoscopy saved his life

A marine rescue commander who is recovering from brain surgery says listening to his body saved his life.

ABC News

Humza Yousaf unveils ‘life-changing’ MRI scanner at Beatson Cancer Centre

The Health Secretary said the technology, which provides more precise treatment, would help thousands of cancer patients in Scotland.

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Mum thanks taxi driver after act of kindness following teen son’s brain surgery

Fonacab driver Patrick McLaughlin picked up the distraught woman and her husband from the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast after they had dropped their teenage son off to have emergency surgery on a brain tumour

Inverse

Four Sigmatic Coffee Creamer Review

I tested out Four Sigmatic's plant-based coffee creamers, which tout brain and gut benefits. This is my honest review.

Benzinga

BridgeBio Pharma Posts Early Data From Neurological Movement Disorder Candidate

BridgeBio Pharma Inc (NASDAQ:BBIO) has announced interim Phase 1 data from healthy volunteers, supporting the development of BBP-671 for pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration (PKAN) and organic acidemias. BBP-671 is being developed as a potential therapy for diseases in which coenzyme-A (CoA) metabolism is deficient, including PKAN, propionic acidemia (PA), and methylmalonic acidemia (MMA).…

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Mum thanks Belfast taxi driver after act of kindness following teen son’s brain surgery

Fonacab driver Patrick McLaughlin picked up the woman and her husband from the hospital

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'Docs said my baby had an ingrown hair - but he actually needed brain surgery'

A mum says her one-year-old son was sent home from A&E with doctors claiming he was constipated - only for him to nearly die from a giant BRAIN ABSCESS days later

The Independent UK

‘Stress in pregnant women during the pandemic may impact babies’ brains’

Researchers found mothers who were pregnant during the pandemic reported stress and depression more.

AAP

Jail cut for woman who faked brain cancer

A NSW woman whose partner got bail after the woman forged letters saying she had terminal brain cancer has won a cut in her jail term.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: What you see first reveals secrets about your personality

Optical illusions are images that can be perceived differently by different people. What you perceive first can be used to determine how your perspective and brain work. This in turn can reveal a lot about your personality and nature.

Daily Mirror

Liverpool stars train with brain sensors ahead of Champions League final vs Real Madrid

Liverpool are poised to take on Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Paris, with the opportunity for Jurgen Klopp's men to win a third different cup competition this season

Wales Online

Nearly 100 of Brains most famous pubs sold in a multi-million-pound deal

The freehold and leasehold interest in 95 Brains pubs have been acquired by European investment firm Song Capital

Birmingham Post

SA Brain & Co sells nearly 100 of its pubs across South Wales

The freehold and leasehold interest in the pubs has been acquired by Song Capital

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