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Mum who went to GP with 'hay fever' given a year to live

Suzanne Davies has defied the odds to survive for eight years since her diagnosis

Liverpool Echo

UK 'miracle' hangover prevention pill available now needs more research says experts

A new "miracle" hangover prevention pill, which its makers claim can eliminate the symptoms of a hangover after a night out, has been met with scepticism from some experts

Glasgow Live

How a Tourette’s Diagnosis Helped Me Understand Who I Am

I long resisted looking for the cause of my tics. Then I received a diagnosis that changed everything

The Walrus

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Tuesday's headlines: Most dangerous Scots con murdered fellow inmate and man charged over 'bomb threats'

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Daily Record

Brain tumour symptoms - tingling in the extremities and nausea as cases rise by 50%

A brain tumour can form in the brain cells or it can begin elsewhere and spread to the brain. Spotting the early symptoms in both children and adults could be life-saving as cases rise

Daily Mirror

How do painkillers work? Pain scientists explain, from ibuprofen to fentanyl

Science’s understanding of how the body senses tissue damage and perceives it as pain has progressed tremendously over the past several years.

Inverse

Demaryius Thomas suffered from Stage 2 CTE

Demaryius Thomas suffered from Stage 2 CTE at the time of his death.

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Mum thought she had hay fever before doctors found deadly 'golf ball' tumour in brain

Suzanne Davies, 44, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme in 2014 and tragically given just a year to live, but has beaten the odds and survived eight more years

Daily Mirror

Montana’s Blackfeet tribe to use dogs to sniff out disease and contaminants

BROWNING, Mont. — Kenneth Cook used a mallet and a chisel to crack into a pig’s skull in the gravel driveway outside his home on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in northwestern Montana.

Tribune News Service

Mum thought brain tumour symptoms were hay fever before medics discover golf ball sized mass

The busy 44-year-old told how she thought she was just tired and suffering from a pollen allergy when she began having issues with her speech and regular headaches

Irish Mirror

Mike Bianchi: Justin Williams is a story about courage — and draining treys

After one of the dozens of operations — this one in which surgeons cut and separated the bones in his face and skull to allow his brain to grow — a beleaguered Justin Williams looked up and said something that wrenched his father’s heart.

Orlando Sentinel

Mum thought she had hayfever but it was brain tumour doctors said was fatal

Suzanne vowed to not stop fighting for the sake of her husband Owen, 49, and children Lauren, 12, and Max, 15

Wales Online

NRL Beanies for Brain Cancer Round raises $4m for MHF

More than 170,000 beanies have been sold for Mark Hughes Foundation.

Newcastle Herald

Hundreds pack funeral of 20-year-old who collapsed in Leeds shopping centre

Family and friends flew from abroad to attend the funeral of the 'caring' 20-year-old best known for her love of sport

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Scots mum thought brain tumour symptoms were hay fever before medics discover golf ball sized mass

Brave mum-of-two Suzanne Davies was given just 12 months to live after being diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme in 2014 - but has beaten the odds to survive eight more years.

The Canberra Times

Hit-and-run driver carried cop on stolen car bonnet, caused brain injury

The 30-year-old claims he cannot remember striking the police officer on the Monaro Highway.

Bangkok Post

Enjoy that morning cup of joe and its health benefits

DEAR DOCTORS: Where do we stand on coffee these days? It seems like there's always a new study that says either coffee is healthy or that it's bad for you. I've even read that coffee helps your brain stay sharp. I love my daily morning cup and hope that the…

Nottingham Post

Taxi drivers call for rank outside Broad Marsh bus station over fears passengers are left stranded

'Where has the council's brain gone?'

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Covid warning as patients may be at increased risk of developing brain disease, new study says

The threat may be evident even after a patient has recovered from their infection.

Liverpool Echo

Woman's face 'covered in blood' after Greek holiday quad bike crash

Louise Keen was left with a brain bleed and broken skull after the accident

Daily Mirror

Mum suffers stroke but doctor 'tells her to get a manicure after missing signs'

A&E doctors sent her home with paracetamol, while one GP prescribed antidepressants and told her to 'go to get her nails done to cheer herself up'

Wales Online

Couple's romantic Greece getaway turns into holiday from hell after quad bike accident leaves mum with broken skull and bleed on the brain

Louise Keen and her boyfriend Jamie Thomson were holidaying in Halkidiki, Greece and decided to hire quad bikes to explore the island

Daily Mirror

Covid patients at increased risk of developing brain disease, warns new study

Scientists and researchers are working tirelessly to uncover what some of the long-term damage a Covid-19 infection could pose. A new study has some shocking results

The National (Scotland)

Scots teen set for gruelling Mount Kilimanjaro race to help raise money for brain tumour charity

A TEENAGER from East Kilbride is gearing up for the challenge of a lifetime this month, as he treks up the world’s highest free-standing mountain…

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: ‘I lost my ability to speak – and became a film-maker’

After bleeding in his brain left him struggling with words and numbers, Jonathan Hirons had to give up his job in project management. As he recovered, he decided the world needed to know more about aphasia

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