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'Beautiful' boy unable to walk, talk or eat after mum found him face down in cot

Carter Daley's family face a race against time to save him from permanent brain damage

Manchester Evening News

Plugging the brain drain

With workers heading overseas to new horizons and greener pastures, what are employers doing to retain their staff?

Newsroom.co.nz

Five signs of depression to look out for and how to help a loved one

The signs of depression you or a loved one may be experiencing, and how to you can deal with them.

Daily Record

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Rugby and dementia: if it thinks it is going away, the game is deluding itself

We know from American football that a storm is heading rugby’s way. The governing bodies must act now rather than wait to see if a court of law finds them liable

The Guardian - UK

Woman given devastating diagnosis after going for routine eye test at Specsavers

Susan Hetherington made an appointment for an eye test at Specsavers after experiencing blurry vision and ended up having surgery to remove a meningioma brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Boxer dies after Muay Thai fight

Panphet Phadungchai, a Thai boxer, who suffered a brain injury in a knockout loss to Anthony TFC, a Thai-style or Muay Thai boxer from France, at a Fighter X Show at the Thupatemi Air Force boxing stadium on July 15, died on Saturday at 7.30pm.

Bangkok Post

Mum misdiagnosed with 'really bad anxiety' told she has deadly brain tumour

Emma Capper, 39, was finding it hard to turn her head and feeling "unsteady" on her feet, but was told by medics it was the result of really bad anxiety

Daily Mirror

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Toddler set to have ovaries frozen so she can have children one day

Tallulah Cox will be the youngest in the UK to have the procedure

Manchester Evening News

Family freezing 17-month-old's ovaries so she can 'be a mum one day'

Tallulah Cox will be the youngest in the UK to have the procedure in the hope she can become a mum one day

Wales Online

'I couldn’t even give my own name': Paramedic suffered catastrophic brain injury in horror crash - but his life was miraculously saved

He was left with a traumatic brain injury causing the tearing of the brain’s connective fibres - it can be fatal

Manchester Evening News

17-month-old Whitburn cancer battler's ovaries to be frozen so she can 'become a mother one day'

After being diagnosed with cancer, Tallulah Cox needs aggressive chemo, which will in-turn risk damaging her ovaries.

Chronicle Live

Ancient mummified head found stashed in UK attic leaves experts baffled

Very little was known about the mummified head, which was found in an attic in Ramsgate, Kent, and was then given to Canterbury Museums and Galleries

Daily Mirror

Woman diagnosed with ‘really bad anxiety’ actually had cancer

Police officer Emma Capper previously beat breast cancer

The Independent UK

'We're freezing our 17-month-old daughter's ovaries so she can be a mum one day'

Tallulah Cox will be the youngest in the UK to have the procedure in the hope she can become a mum one day. Following her cancer diagnosis, she needs aggressive chemo, which risks damaging her ovaries

Daily Mirror

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Miami Herald

‘Florida is in midst of a meningococcal outbreak.’ What to know now about meningitis

Florida is facing several disease outbreaks — COVID, monkeypox, dengue fever. But meningococcal disease is now on the minds of health experts, too.

Wales Online

Family's frightening diagnosis after boy, four, starts having seizures every day

"We didn't know what was happening, it wasn't something we'd ever experienced or witnessed before."

Manchester Evening News

Devastation after mum-of-three's 'really bad anxiety' turned out to be deadly condition

“I rang him that morning in tears on the phone as I’d woken up and been sick and felt dizzy. He said, 'Look, you need to take yourself off to the hospital'.”

Chronicle Live

The former Newcastle boss passed away last year after being diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2003

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Decisions about Pain, Reward Taken in Same Brain Region, Researchers Say

Imagine having to choose over and over between what you enjoy doing and the pain that it might cause you, whether physical or emotional. If you live with conditions such as depression, anxiety, or chronic pain, you are probably familiar with making these difficult choices on a daily or weekly…

Liverpool Echo

Controversial food could reduce stress, anxiety and depression

New research revealed the stress-reducing benefits of vitamins in the divisive spread

Wales Online

Woman says Specsavers saved her life after experts found brain tumour

Days after the eye test Susan was undergoing life-saving brain surgery

Daily Mirror

Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms affect your mood, energy levels and memory

Vitamin B12 is an integral nutrient that millions of people are lacking in. When levels are severely low, your day-to-day life can be impacted

Daily Mirror

Woman with rare wrist phobia can't touch or even look at her own arms

Victoria Tretis will flinch even if her partner of 13 years touches her wrist

Daily Mirror

Mum's shock after 'clumsy' 10-year-old really had cancerous tumour

After the cancerous tumour was eventually found, surgeons had to act quickly to relieve the building pressure before it damaged young Ava Nelson's brain

The Conversation

Depression: low serotonin may not be the cause – but antidepressants still work

A recent study found inconsistent evidence linking the neurotransmitter serotonin to depression. In an article for The Conversation, the authors of the study concluded that it is impossible to say that taking SSRI antidepressants is worthwhile. But is it safe to conclude that serotonin is not involved in depression or…

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