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Man with brain injury has many in tears as he recognises wife proving 'true love exists'

A loving couple has reduced people to tears after sharing heartwarming footage of the husband recognising his wife while recovering from a traumatic brain injury

Daily Mirror

'My strong boy needs more time to recover before his life support is turned off'

Archie Battersbee, 12, sustaining a brain injury following a 'freak accident' at his home in Southend, Essex, and his mum is fighting to keep him his life support switched on

Daily Mirror

Stress can make you more selfish if you're good at understanding others' points of view

If you’re feeling stressed right now, you’re not alone. One-quarter of Canadians report experiencing high levels of stress on most days and almost half of Canadians say their stress levels have increased since the pandemic began.

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Long Covid sufferers at far greater risk of blood clots, study says

Symptoms can last months after initial infection and include fatigue, shortness of breath and brain fog

The Independent UK

Musician died from brain tumour discovered after drinking too much water

Guitarist Martin Evans is now due to be honoured at a concert

Wales Online

Psychopaths are more likely to have larger forebrain region, study finds

Findings add support to perspective that brains of some violent offenders may not be developing normally throughout childhood and adolescence

The Independent UK

Optical illusion eye test: Reports say only one percent of the total viewers can actually solve this

Optical illusions are the best way to exercise your brain. In optical illusions your brain deceives your vision. While all the time the answer is right in front of you, the riddle will make sure you do not see it.

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How psychedelic mushrooms helped pro surfer Koa Smith overcome depression and trauma: ‘I never slipped back’

Studies show promising effects on depression and PTSD, writes Josh Marcus

The Independent UK

Brave mum kept brain tumour secret after learning news the day before daughter's wedding

Kelly Doran, from Garston, went to the hospital with her husband, Gareth, where she was told she had a brain tumour, at the time believed to be stage three

Daily Mirror

Parkinson's symptom which can be heard before tremors begin

Parkinson’s physical symptoms such as tremors and stiffness are perhaps the most obvious signs but there is another one less obvious

Dublin Live

Sick mum pretended she was fine at daughter's wedding

Kelly was first told she had epilepsy before she was told that she had a brain tumour

Liverpool Echo

Menopause: HRT's brain-protecting effect may be overstated

Many women expect hot flushes, dry skin and night sweats when they reach the menopause. But the effect the menopause can have on the brain is rarely mentioned. This is something a recent Channel 4 documentary presented by Davina McCall explored.

The Conversation

Eisai - Biogen Seek Accelerated Approval For Their Second Alzheimer's Drug

Eisai Co Ltd (OTC:ESALY) has completed the rolling submission of the FDA marketing application under the accelerated approval for lecanemab (BAN2401) for mild cognitive impairment (MCI) due to Alzheimer's disease (AD) and mild AD. Eisai is collaborating with Biogen Inc (NASDAQ:BIIB) for drug development. Eisai has requested a Priority Review, while the lecanemab Phase 3…

Benzinga

'Walk for Parkinson's' scheduled to take place in Falkirk

Parkinson's disease is a brain disorder that causes unintended or uncontrollable movements, with symptoms worsening over time.

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Severe Covid-19 can dramatically age your brain — study

A severe case of Covid-19 can be the equivalent of aging 20 years.

Wales Online

The Wanted superfan Kayleigh Henshaw vows to continue Tom Parker's fight for brain tumour awareness

Kayleigh Henshaw celebrated her 18th birthday with a surprise visit from the boyband

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"Dopamine dressing" is our new post-pandemic salve

The emotional impact of color, according to science.

Daily Mirror

PFA calls for dementia care fund as Premier League hero unable to remember winning title

Former Blackburn Rovers coach Tony Parkes can no longer remember his late wife Eileen or helping the club win the Premier League in 1995, their finest moment

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Simple touch could be enough to calm your past trauma, experts claim

A new experiment has been shown how touching can ease feelings of distress by changing brain function, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

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Heartbreak as Gateshead lad has part of skull removed after horrific motorcycle crash

Cameron Turnbull was rushed to Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infimrary following a brutal bike crash on Bensham Bank in April, leaving him with dangerous swelling of the brain

Benzinga

Pilot Study By Cybin Shows That Ketamine Modifies Connectivity Between Brain Regions

Cybin Inc. (NYSE:CYBN) and Kernel, two companies that undertook a joint feasibility study to evaluate the effects ketamine has on blood flow in the brain in late March,&nbs

Daily Mirror

Gogglebox stars ‘uncertain’ of Ellie Warner’s future on Channel 4 show, says Lee Riley

Gogglebox star Ellie Warner is currently receiving help and support from brain injury charity Headway after her boyfriend Nat's horror brain injury in March

The Conversation

What does an octopus eat? For a creature with a brain in each arm, whatever's within reach

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

ADHD in adults is challenging but highly treatable – a clinical psychologist explains

When I was a child in the 1980s, the people I knew with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder were hyperactive boys who went to the school nurse at lunchtime to get their medicine. Many people assumed that these boys would “grow out of” their symptoms as teenagers or adults.

The Guardian - UK

Gaspar Noé: ‘As soon as people see a penis in the UK, they think they’ve seen the devil’

The enfant terrible of French cinema has teamed up with horror great Dario Argento for a surprisingly compassionate film about mortality. The pair discuss directing a director, and ‘impressively uptight’ British viewers

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