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Heartbreak for boy, 7, who spent his holiday undergoing brain surgery worried he'll miss school

Sean Mulcrone had been complaining of headaches when he was diagnosed with a brain tumour that was “basically squashing his brain against the skull”

Daily Mirror · Sep 7, 2022

‘Sexist’ CNN host Don Lemon under fire for asking female guest if she had ‘mommy brain’

“Wow what a sexist comment,” one viewer wrote on Twitter.

The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022

Family forced to pay out £10,000 to bring loved one home after holiday accident

Andre Franco, 22, fell from a buggy during a lads’ holiday in Cyprus and suffered major swelling on his brain

Wales Online · Sep 7, 2022

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‘Why me?’: Boy, 11, starts fifth course of chemo in week he begins secondary school

Charlie Cox was diagnosed with grade 2 oligoastrocytoma aged just eight months old, undergoing a variety of treatments, including two brain surgeries

The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022

Family forced to pay £10,000 to bring Brit home after holiday horror accident

Andre Franco, 22, cracked his head open and suffered major swelling to his brain after falling from a buggy during a lads’ holiday in Cyprus. His family have now urged all travellers to make sure they take out full insurance.

Daily Mirror · Sep 7, 2022

Charlie, 11, starts secondary school in the same week as brain tumour treatment

He has battled his condition since he was just eight months old

Wales Online · Sep 7, 2022

Candy, cash, gifts: How rewards help recovery from addiction

Treatment for drug addiction means a chance to earn rewards for an increasing number of patients in recovery

The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022

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Mum 'overwhelmed' as Ayr community raise funds for schoolgirl living with brain aneurysm

Fire crews, gym members and a Drag Queen all mucked in to show their support to the courageous youngster.

Daily Record · Sep 6, 2022

Holidaymaker skipped queues at Manchester Airport by faking broken foot and wearing brace she ditched in loo

Charlotte Rees says she simply 'used her brain' to skip the three hour queues

Manchester Evening News · Sep 6, 2022

Wishaw dad set to take on monster swimming challenge to raise cash for The Brain Tumour Charity

Scott McQuade is set to swim the length of Loch Lomond and back after son Ross was diagnosed with a tumour in August 2017

Daily Record · Sep 6, 2022

Site of derelict pub given green-light for transformation

The site was once home to an "eyesore" pub which was torn down in 2015

Liverpool Echo · Sep 6, 2022

‘I’ve been trying to play Mozart for 60 years. On this, my last recording, I think I’ve finally cracked it’

Mozart’s sublime music is deceptively difficult to play. Conductor Roger Norrington explains how the composer’s own father helped rewire brains and eradicate wobble

The Guardian - UK · Sep 6, 2022

Epsom Town Centre: woman begs for witnesses after brother suffers brain bleeds in attack

Trishna with her brother Shilan

Evening Standard · Sep 6, 2022

A window to the brain: the retina gives away signs of Alzheimer's disease and could help with early detection

The retina has long been poeticised as the window to the soul, but research now shows it could be a window to the brain and act as an early warning system for cognitive decline.

The Conversation · Sep 6, 2022

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Daily Record · Sep 6, 2022

Teen's agony over death of twin brother in second tragedy to hit family

Alex Pullman has lost his twin Matthew to a brain tumour and their mum Claire after battle with breast cancer.

Dublin Live · Sep 5, 2022

Campaign launched to bring home man who suffered brain damage on holiday in Spain

Kyle Dunne was visiting Gran Canaria, one of Spain’s Canary Islands, when a series of serious complications led to “irreversible brain damage”

Inverse · Sep 5, 2022

Your eyes move along with your dreams — at least in mice

Strikingly, we discovered that eye movement direction in sleeping mice precisely matched changes in heading direction, very much like gaze shifts in mice that are awake.

Irish Mirror · Sep 5, 2022

Community rallies to bring home young Irish man who suffered 'irreversible brain damage' while on holiday in Gran Canaria

Kyle Dunne was visiting Gran Canaria, one of Spain’s Canary Islands, when a series of serious complications led to brain damage.

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Zenger · Sep 5, 2022

Two-Year-Old Boy Who Survived A Giant Brain Tumor Is Set To Start Preschool

The boy was diagnosed with the tumor just weeks after he was born with a swollen left eye.

The Independent UK · Sep 5, 2022

Could my child be having migraines?

To mark Migraine Awareness Week (Sep 5-12), Abi Jackson talks to experts about how the condition affects children.

Nottingham Post · Sep 5, 2022

Family warn parents to look out for 'obvious spots' after boy, 5, diagnosed with brain tumour

Their 5 year old is going through chemotherapy and his vision will be affected for the rest of his life

Inverse · Sep 4, 2022

Mice models for studying Alzheimer’s disease aren’t enough — here’s what will help

A more complementary animal model, however, could help researchers better translate the results from animal studies to humans.

The New Daily · Sep 4, 2022

Some steroids may be linked to damaging changes in the brain

Commonly prescribed steroids, including inhalers for asthma, may be causing changes in the structure and volume of white and grey matter in the brain.

ABC News · Sep 4, 2022

Circus WA's All-Abilities troop helps teenagers with disabilities learn to fly

When Olivia Riley was seven she had an operation on a brain tumour that left her with a condition impacting her balance, flexibility and coordination. But up in the air on a trapeze, she's totally at ease.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 3, 2022

The crossword took on its own erotic charge. His mind worked differently

The Friday cryptic became the centrepoint of an unexpected courtship for Jayne Tuttle

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