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Three organ donations on a single day; 45 in total this year

After a lull during the pandemic, there has now been an increase in donations, with 14 in the last month alone

The Hindu

Toddler sent home to die given escort from hospital by nearly 100 bikers

William Horne, three, has lived with an incurable brain tumour since he was 12 months old

Wales Online

How to brainstorm brilliant ideas in teams – without sliding into 'groupthink'

Creativity is among the most in-demand skills in the workplace.

The Conversation

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Toddler branded 'attention seeking' by doctors diagnosed with plum-sized tumour

Arthur Ridout was regularly taken to hospital by his worries parents who pleaded with doctors to take their three-year-old's illness seriously.

Daily Record

Boy whose symptoms were dismissed as 'attention seeking' found to have brain tumour

Little Arthur Ridout is now undergoing treatment

Wales Online

New tumour-injecting gel to treat brain cancer revealed

Mahidol University has introduced biopolymer gel, a new drug delivery system, to effectively treat brain cancer patients while also reducing the cost.

Bangkok Post

Doctors told boy his symptoms were 'attention seeking' but it was dangerous tumour

After three-year-old Arthur Ridout was rushed to A&E after falling ill in the park, one medic suggested his symptoms could be attention-seeking but they turned out to be result of a plum-sized brain tumour

Daily Mirror

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Has Tucker Carlson created the most racist show in the history of cable news?

The NY Times did an exhaustive survey of the Fox News host's broadcasts. Reporter Nicholas Confessore says Carlson's show is based on ideas that were once "caged in a dark corner of American life."

WEKU

Gosforth dentist forced to give up career after horror bike crash left him with brain injury

Mark Hanlon suffered life-changing injuries when a car ran into the back of his bike when he was out cycling in Northumberland

Chronicle Live

Boy’s parents wait for judge’s ruling on latest stage of treatment fight

Hospital bosses think Archie Battersbee is dead and want Mrs Justice Arbuthnot to rule that a brain-stem test is in his best interests.

The Independent UK

Lab-grown mini-brains could help find treatments for Alzheimer's and other diseases

To assess whether a compound holds promise for treating a disease, researchers usually begin by studying its use in animals. This allows us to see if the compound has a chance of curing the disease.

The Conversation

Study reveals the ideal amount of sleep 38-year-olds and above should get

Getting sufficient sleep is key to maintaining a sound mind and body. It is one of the ways to minimize the risk of several illnesses and to keep weight gain at bay.

The Times of India

Mike Tindall shares brain damage fear after rugby pal Steve Thompson's early dementia

Mike Tindall appeared alongside Vernon Kay, Johannes Radebe and Roman Kemp to host the all-male version of Loose Women, dubbed Loose Men, on Thursday

Daily Mirror

Mum begs doctors to give son more time after 'freak accident' left him in a coma

Medical experts say it is in Archie's 'best interests' for life support to be withdrawn

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Martin King's wife Jenny McCarthy shares 'amazing' cancer update after brain surgery

Jenny has been very open with her health journey, having previously had a brain tumour removed successfully in 2011

Daily Mirror

Mum who thought she had dementia for 29 years discovers she has Lyme disease

Mum-of-three Pauline Bowie, 54, suffered brain fog, headaches, muscle pain, carpal tunnel, and was even wetting herself after being bitten by a tick in America in 1989.

Daily Mirror

Mum 'totally lost' after her toddler dies following brave battle with disease

Lucy Shields, 36, from Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, had been caring for toddler Roman 24/7 as his battle with sepsis left him brain damaged and said she is "totally lost" now he's died

The Independent UK

Mother of brain-damaged boy, 12, facing life support switch-off ‘would rather have some of him than none’

Archie Battersbee is in induced coma after ‘tragic accident’ at home

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Tips to reduce stroke in the diverse communities

Stroke is the second-leading cause of death worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. In the U.S., about 800,000 strokes occur per year.

The Times of India

Chinese President Xi Jinping suffering from Cerebral Aneurysm; here’s what the condition is

Chinese President Xi Jinping is suffering from "cerebral aneurysm" and had to be hospitalized at the end of 2021, news agency ANI reported on Wednesday citing other media reports. "It is learnt that he preferred to be treated with traditional Chinese medicines rather than going for surgery, which softens the…

The Conversation

Stem cell therapy offers a new hope to repair brain damage in newborns

A few hours after Tom (not his real name) was born, he became restless and did not want to be breastfed. His mother noticed that his left arm and leg were shaking rhythmically – something was not right.

Daily Record

Desperate mum pleads with doctors to give son more time after 'freak accident' left him in coma

Medical experts say that it is in Archie Battersbee's, 12, 'best interests' for life support to be withdrawn.

Belfast Live

Co Down stroke survivor on learning to read and write again after life-saving thrombectomy

Proud dad Paul McLean also believes his young son helped in his recovery

WEKU

Youthful spinal fluid could help treat Alzheimer's disease, study suggests

The memory of aging mice improved when they received a substance found in the spinal fluid of young animals and young people. The finding suggests a new approach to treating Alzheimer's disease.

Chicago Sun-Times

The hard work of being disabled is even harder because of COVID-19

With the #DonewithCOVID push to “open up” and “get back to business as usual,” I can’t help but consider: At what cost does the push for productivity come, especially for people with disabilities?

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