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Study: Social isolation is directly associated with memory

Social isolation is directly linked with changes in the brain structures associated with memory, making it a clear risk factor for dementia. Full story on Dynamite News:

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Brain tumour: Frequent headaches, sudden vision issues and other signs that people should never ignore

We all are living a fast paced stressful life. As a result, we often put aside symptoms like headaches, eyesight issues, blaming them on our lifestyle. But this simple oversight can have a dangerous outcome. This can be a sign of brain tumour where brain cells multiple abnormally, where it…

The Times of India

U.S. Capitol Police officer describes facing mob to Jan. 6 panel

A police officer who suffered a brain injury at the hands of rioters during last year's U.S. Capitol attack described the scenes of violence and chaos - including fellow officers bloodied and on the ground - in testimony on Thursday before the congressional panel investigating the assault.

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Devoted mum-of-two whose life 'revolves around kids' diagnosed with terminal brain tumour

Sarah Peach now wants to make memories with her family

Nottingham Post

Virus warning as 'rare' fatal disease that triggers meningitis found in Europe

The disease can also affect horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes

Wales Online

When the nurse became the patient, and how buying a beanie can help make a difference

When the nurse became the patient: Michelle Chapman explains how buying a MHF beanie or scarf can help.

Newcastle Herald

Speech pathologists are hard to find in Tasmania, but new UTAS course aims to graduate more to meet need

Little Shara knows what she wants to say, but her brain is not able to tell her mouth muscles how to move to make the sounds. And living in Tasmania means her family struggles to find speech pathology services. Hopefully, that soon will change.

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Chilling surveillance footage shows hazing that left University of Missouri student with severe brain damage

‘It makes me sick to my stomach seeing the people involved that harmed Danny walking around campus acting like they did nothing wrong’

The Independent UK

Drumming for 90 minutes a week ‘improves quality of life’ for autistic people

A new study at the University of Chichester has found drumming improves behaviour and brain function in autistic adolescents.

The Independent UK

Thug behind bars after brutally attacking man at Lanarkshire bus stop

Described as 'too evil,' Kristopher Haig left his victim with a bleed on the brain and stabbed another man whilst out on bail

Daily Record

Beau Biden’s death and the real crime of Boebert’s heckling. Could this finally be the reckoning for burn pits?

The issue of burn pits was given more airtime than voting rights, gun violence and abortion in Biden’s SOTU address. Two days later, the House passed sweeping burn pits legislation. Rachel Sharp hears from veterans, lawmakers and advocates about whether America’s sick and dying soldiers are finally being heard

The Independent UK

Drink driver smashed into cyclist leaving her brain damaged months before wedding

Janice McVicar smashed into Jade Edmonds in her white Range Rover Evoque, leaving Jade with life-changing injuries.

Daily Record

Brain cancer symptoms not to brush off - including sudden personality changes

Not all brain tumours are brain cancer, but there are common symptoms to be aware of.

Daily Record

When will I be able to upload my brain to a computer?

READER QUESTION: I am 59 years old, and in reasonably good health. Is it possible that I will live long enough to put my brain into a computer? Richard Dixon.

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South African boxer who suffered brain injury during fight, dies

Lightweight Simiso Buthelezi dies after suffering a brain injury in a 10-round bout.

Zenger

Having A Bad Dream Might Be Early Warning Of Parkinson’s Disease

The study also shows that our dreams can reveal important information about our brain structure.

Daily Mirror

Holly Willoughby fights back tears at mother battling to keep brain injured son alive

Mother-of-three Holly Willoughby was seen trying to keep herself composed as she interviewed Hollie Dance about her son Archie Battersbee who is at the centre of a life support treatment dispute

Daily Mirror

Brits forget almost 2,000 things a year - including birthdays and passwords

The most commonly forgotten things on a daily basis include why you went into a room, and what you were about to say - with one in four putting it down to stress

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Drink driver told police 'I hate cyclists' after leaving one with brain damage

Janice McVicar, 57, from Eccles, Greater Manchester, had been drinking Bacardi and Coke in her daughter's garden before ploughing into bride-to-be Jade Edmonds in her Range Rover

Manchester Evening News

"I didn’t think I was over the limit. I hate cyclists, I can’t stand them": Range Rover drink driver left cyclist with brain damage before her wedding

“I know I shouldn’t have been driving. I had a drink, I have done wrong, I’m sorry"

The Conversation

There's convincing evidence the pill can cause depression, and some types are worse than others

Since the 1960s, “the pill” has been a popular choice of contraception for many women around the world. On February 1 1961, Australia became the second country in the world to enable access to the pill, thereby allowing women to have control over their fertility and separate sexual activity from…

The National (Scotland)

Scientists make breakthrough in 'broken-heart syndrome' research

Scottish scientists have discovered changes in the areas of the brain associated with emotion in patients with “broken-heart syndrome”.

Dynamite News

Study: Alcoholism relapse may driven by release of immune protein in brain

According to a new study from scientists at Scripps Research, the anxiety that occurs during withdrawal from excessive alcohol use, and contributes to relapse, may be driven in part by the release of an immune protein in the brain. Full story on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Brain changes linked to emotion ‘found in people with broken heart syndrome’

The condition is a sudden form of acute heart failure, usually brought on by emotional or physical stress such as the loss of a loved one.

Daily Mirror

'Loving' girl, 11, killed after stepping out into road on way home from school

Emica Jackson-Miller, 11, from Torquay in Devon was hit by a car while crossing the road on her way home from school and died from traumatic brain injury two weeks later

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