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Cain Velasquez denied bail: Judge disregards possible CTE, conditions proposed by defense

Judge Shelyna Brown reiterated her view that Cain Velasquez is not only a threat to Harry Goularte and his family – but also the community at large.

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Family of Brit struck down with brain haemorrhage battling to bring him home from Cambodia

Richard Kiddle was rushed to a hospital in the capital Phnom Penh after suffering a stroke which left him paralysed in half of his body

Daily Mirror

Tom Parker opens up about drug struggles in posthumous autobiography

The Wanted star tragically died at the age of 33 in March, almost two years after being diagnosed with a stage-four incurable brain tumour.

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Dementia: the quality of your night's sleep can affect symptoms the next day – new research

We’ve probably all experienced how a poor night’s sleep can make us feel tired, irritable and have difficulty concentrating the next day. But while the odd night of poor sleep has no impact on our health, research shows that prolonged sleep disturbances predict cognitive decline – and are also a…

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A substance found in young spinal fluid helps old mice remember

A team at Stanford University has reversed memory loss in old mice by flooding their brains with spinal fluid taken from young animals. The finding may hold promise for Alzheimer's research.

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Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure is returning for another series: what are dementia’s symptoms?

Vicky McClure series is coming back to BBC1 and highlighting music’s power to help those with dementia

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Stroke warning as study finds time you eat your meals could risk increase risk

A study has suggested that irregular meal times could be increasing your risk of suffering a haemorrhagic stroke.

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Abi Morgan: ‘The Split is filled with a lot of the pain I’ve been through’

The writer of the hit BBC show talks to Charlotte Cripps about that shock ending and the real-life drama contained in her new book, ‘This Is Not a Pity Memoir’, which details her husband’s brain injury, surviving breast cancer, and her altered view of mortality

The Independent UK

Why knowing when Alzheimer’s starts could lead to new treatments

The “switch on” moment happens up to 25 years before any symptoms are displayed.

Inverse

Schoolfriends of Gosforth nine-year-old girl battling rare brain cancer run race in honour of her

Lily Jha's parents originally believed the change in their daughter’s behaviour was due to boredom during lockdown - but a scan revealed she had a rare form of brain cancer called DIPG

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NI teen brain injury survivor on getting a second chance at life

"This is my second life and it was given to me for a reason."

Belfast Live

'Hope as scientists are targeting a new area in the brain to treat anxiety'

Bristol University researchers have opened the window on our understanding by locating a centre in the brain for anxiety, which could pave the way for a new drug

Daily Mirror

Stroke warning: Time you eat your evening meal could increase risk, claims study

Eating meals at irregular times may seem harmless but, according to a recent study, it could be increasing your risk of having a haemorrhagic stroke. So, what time should you be sitting down for dinner?

Daily Mirror

New approach for devastating brain tumour treatment found during study

There could be a new approach to treating one of the most common and devastating forms of brain cancer in adults, Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM), the findings from a seven-year research project suggest.

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‘We cannot live without love’: when Dr Love met Dr Loneliness

Stephanie and John Cacioppo were two neuroscientists specialising in love and loneliness. When they married, they put theory into practice. But when John died suddenly, would her science save her?

The Guardian - UK

David Tennant calms his stage fright … with chocolate

The Doctor Who star and classical actor reveals how he copes with ‘the horror of the terror’ of theatrical anxiety

Belfast Live

NI woman's loving tribute to husband who died suddenly from brain aneurysm at family home

"It has been a tough 15 months as it was all very sudden and we were plunged into a life we never imagined."

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee: ‘Broken’ mother of brain-damaged boy, 12, vows she’s not giving up

The mother said she is praying for a miracle for her son

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Judge rules doctors should test whether 12-year-old boy with brain damage is dead

12-year-old Archie Battersbee, who is suffering with 'catastrophic' brain damage, is to undergo brain-stem tests next week to help doctors to establish if he is dead

The Hindu

What are the options for students of Cognitive Science?

Study the mind and brain

Inverse

How to treat adult ADHD: A psychologist explains medication and more

Adult ADHD is challenging, but there are ways to treat it. Here's what you need to know

Nottingham Post

Friends of Nottingham man with brain tumour fundraising so that he go on holiday

They have already raised over their target

Evening Standard

Archie Battersbee: Mother of brain-damaged boy ‘broken’ but ‘isn’t giving up’ after judge tells doctors to test whether he is dead

A High Court judge concluded late on Friday that a brain-stem test would be in Archie Battersbee’s best interests

Daily Mirror

Tom Parker's memoir explains how Ed Sheeran helped pay for his medical bills

The Wanted star Tom Parker, who died from brain cancer in March, had written about how his famous friend and fellow singer Ed Sheeran helped him out in his hour of need

The Independent UK

Doctors to test whether 12-year-old boy at centre of treatment dispute is dead

A High Court judge concluded late on Friday that a brain-stem test would be in Archie Battersbee’s best interests.

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