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Scientists discover the reason why babies kick in the womb

It could be key to treating illnesses

Wales Online

17 investigated incidents at ‘high-risk’ brain surgery unit

THERE have been 17 Significant Adverse Event Reviews (SAERs) at the Institute of Neurological Sciences in Glasgow, new figures show.

The National (Scotland)

Can this one trick cure brain freeze? A neuroscientist reveals the answer

A supposed brain freeze panacea that makes its rounds on the internet is to press your thumb to the roof of your mouth. Does it work?

Inverse

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What is ‘cognition nutrition’? It could change the way you eat forever

Could dinner by 6pm and a diet of omega-3 and sunflower seeds be the key to better brain health? Hannah Fearn taps into the movement

The Independent UK

Declan Donnelly's brother's cause of death was suspected bleed on brain, says friend

Dermott was a Roman Catholic priest who took his Holy Orders back in 1992.

Daily Record

Declan Donnelly's brother cause of death was suspected bleed on brain, says priest pal

Declan Donnelly's brother suspected cause of death has been explained by close pals - leaving the family devastated

Daily Mirror

They ran a marathon and then rode 850 kilometres in pouring rain all to help fight DIPG children's brain cancer

The Gold Coast Marathon was only the beginning.

Newcastle Herald

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'I'm lucky to be alive' - Appeal to bring Consett mum home from Turkey after emergency surgery for brain tumour

Lisa Robinson owes medics her life after being diagnosed with a brain tumour while in Turkey

Chronicle Live

Three-eyed marine predator's brain preserved in 500-million-year-old fossils

Palaeontologists have uncovered a huge stash of fossils that show a three-eyed monster's ancient brain and nerves — and offer clues about how modern-day insects, spiders and crustaceans evolved.

ABC News

Pitt shares struggle with face blindness

"It's a mystery to me, man. I can't grasp a face," Pitt said in an interview

Salon

‘Neuroscience needs a breakthrough like discovery of DNA double helix’

There are some promising leads in the field, says V.S. Ramachandran

The Hindu

Derry man 'not ready to die' after brain tumour diagnosis

Paul, who also has autism, has been battling a frontal lobe tumour for the past two-and-half years

Belfast Live

Renfrewshire NHS 24 staff complete challenge for charity and colleague after dad left brain damaged

NHS staff's dad is left with brain damage following cardiac arrest that may stop him from attending daughter's wedding

Daily Record

Music To Their Ears: Playing Classical Music To Injured Mice Can Help Ease Their Pain, Study Finds

“In animals, we can more fully explore and manipulate the circuitry to identify the neural substrates involved.”

Zenger

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Los Angeles Times

Can a Target gift card help you stay off meth? This program is trying it

LOS ANGELES — Mark had been wanting to quit using meth for a while when someone pointed him to the folding table propped up at the skid row site where homeless people stop for showers and laundry.

Wales Online

McDonald's worker put seizure during shift down to hangover before tumour found

She had been out the night before

Liverpool Echo

One punch uncle left nephew with three bleeds on brain

Paul Maylor was on bail for a horrific attack on his friend when he attacked a member of his own family

The Conversation

Humans are aggressive, sometimes too much – could 'moral enhancement' technologies offer a solution?

It’s a mistake to think problematic aggression is limited to those with psychiatric disorders. Healthy people have also the capacity for impulsive violence – and resulting “morally” poor behaviour.

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Benzinga

Introducing Tessellate, Married Couple's Innovative Company That's Taking Psychedelics Therapy To New And Promising Heights

Dr. Rochelle Hines and Dr. Dustin Hines are career-brain researchers and a husband-wife team who are working to advance the development of mental health psychedelic therapeutics from their University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) lab in a new project called Tessellate.

Daily Record

EasyJet trainee pilot, 21, dies after mosquito bite led to brain infection

Oriana Pepper had travelled to Belgium for her instrument ratings after successfully passing her exams on the easyJet programme in the UK.

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: ‘The Third Thumb’ you can control with your brain

As the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition continues this week, we’ve spoken to a designer showcasing her design of a third thumb.

Zenger

Against The Odds: Doctors Shocked By A Mother’s Recovery After Removing Massive Brain Tumor

Suzanne Davies, 44, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme brain tumor in 2014 after mistaking her symptoms for hay fever.

The Conversation

ADHD drug shows promise in treating some symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease – new research

The search for a way to treat Alzheimer’s disease has puzzled scientists for decades. This may be why some researchers are shifting their focus slightly, investigating whether treating the systems affected by Alzheimer’s (as opposed to the causes) may better help them find a treatment.

The Guardian - UK

Ireland selection of Sexton deemed a ‘failing’ of concussion protocols

Progressive Rugby, the lobby group for improved treatment of brain injuries in the sport, has condemned the selection of Johnny Sexton for Ireland’s second Test against New Zealand

Daily Mirror

Boy's 'stiff' leg from gaming turned out to be extremely rare cancer

Jack Hansen was found to have tumours in his brain and spine earlier this year after complaining of having a stiff leg which he believed was from playing too many computer

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