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Study sheds light on why whales do not get brain damage when they swim

Scientists suggest special blood vessels in the animals’ brains may protect them from pulses in their blood that would damage the brain.

The Independent UK

New plagiarism claims against sport concussion guru Paul McCrory

Exclusive: Expert who has downplayed link between concussion and traumatic brain injury is accused of 10 more cases of plagiarism

The Guardian - AU

Is Weed Or Alcohol More Addictive?

This article was originally published on Leafly and appears here with permission.

Benzinga

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'Dizzy' dad rushed to hospital after seeing 'black orbs'

Matt was increasingly concerned when he began to suffer headaches and vision problems

Liverpool Echo

Fundraiser launched to help Dublin man left with spinal and head injuries after bike accident

Lucky Barquez, 23, is well loved by his work colleagues and friends at Lidl on Thomas Street

Dublin Live

Deadly brain-eating amoeba sweeping the globe fuelled by climate crisis, experts warn

The brain-eating single-cell Naegleria fowleri, which killed a child in Nebraska, often thrives in warm freshwater lakes, rivers, canals and ponds and experts are predicting a rise in cases

Daily Mirror

Why Magic Mushrooms Are Emerging As Major Part Of Public Discourse: What Science Is Saying

(Part three of a four-part series) Despite ongoing legal setbacks, psychedelics research has reemerged and it is proving that psilocybin reduces brain connections within the usual networks while amplifying links between less connected areas.

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Father who had a headache for seven years diagnosed with brain tumour after routine trip to Specsavers

Matt Voice, 40, says he wouldn’t be alive today if hadn’t gone to the optician

The Independent UK

Chikkamagaluru district hospital facilitates organ donation of 17-year-old brain-dead student

Rakshitha, a native of Somanahalli in Kadur taluk, suffered a head injury on September 18 after a fall while getting off a bus in Chikkamagaluru

The Hindu

Glasgow Celtic-daft dad still suffering from brain damage three years after pub attack

Kevin Hammond has had to re-learn basic skills from scratch, but still struggles with many things including his speech. His family are fundraising for stem cell therapy treatment in Switzerland.

Glasgow Live

Dad's dizziness and headaches was actually a brain tumour - spotted by optician

Matt Voice had struggled with dizziness, headaches and vision problems but was shocked to have been diagnosed with cancer

Wales Online

State contemplating extending Karnataka Brain Health Initiative (Ka-BHI) to all districts

The idea is to diagnose and treat neurological issues from the grassroots level of primary health centres to secondary-level district hospitals, and then NIMHANS at the tertiary level

The Hindu

Celtic-daft Scots dad left unable to talk due to brain damage three years after pub attack

Kevin Hammond’s family are fundraising for a stem cell therapy treatment in Switzerland which doctors believe may help improve the 54-year-old’s quality of life after he nearly died in December 2019.

Daily Record

Heartbreak for a Dinnington family searching for a miracle - as 'warrior' Lucy, 8, suffers with a terminal brain tumour

Lucy Bromley was diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour earlier this year. Her family is trying to raise money to enrol her in an experimental clinical trial.

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The Guardian - UK

Saul Kripke obituary

Influential American philosopher whose 1980 book Naming and Necessity challenged ideas about the identity of mind and brain

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire MS fighter 'confident' Mexico treatment will help him care for disabled wife

Scott Phillimy was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) seven years ago. The 34-year-old's lifelong condition affects the brain and nerves, potentially leaving him disabled.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle University gets £720,000 funding towards hunt for drug to treat rare dementia

Work continues in Newcastle to understand dementia with Lewy Bodies - the disease which actor Robin Williams suffered from.

Daily Record

The simple steps to help prevent Alzheimer's and keep your brain active and healthy

Here's some helpful advice if you are worried about dementia or are supporting a loved one who is suffering.

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Wales Online

Risk of Alzheimer’s disease could be reduced with these lifestyle changes

Dementia is on the rise in the UK but changing simple aspects of your life could reduce your risk of getting it

Daily Mirror

HIIT exercise could be key to swerving Parkinson's disease later in life, says study

Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative brain condition, and finding ways to stave off the disease is becoming increasingly important. One type of exercise has been shown to potentially help

The Independent UK

Father-of-three diagnosed with brain tumour claims doctors missed it for 12 years

‘My parents are in bits, my partner is in bits’, he said

Daily Mirror

The Queen of hearts - how Queen Elizabeth's charity work leaves a lasting legacy

“When my boys’ dad died of a brain tumour, the Queen just knew the pain they’d suffered. She helped them with their devastating loss”. The Queen leaves a long legacy at the charities closest to her heart

The Guardian - US

How the climate crisis is fueling the spread of a brain-eating amoeba

Naegleria fowleri grows in warm fresh water, making it well-suited to proliferate as temperatures rise in the US

Daily Record

Brain tumour symptom differences in adults and children - from fatigue to blurred vision

It's important to know the symptoms of brain tumours which can vary by age.

The Hindu

New study traces cravings for fatty foods to gut-brain connection

Your cravings for fatty foods are probably not driven by your taste buds. Research by scientists at

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