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PFA calls for dementia care fund as Premier League hero unable to remember winning title

Former Blackburn Rovers coach Tony Parkes can no longer remember his late wife Eileen or helping the club win the Premier League in 1995, their finest moment

Daily Mirror

Simple touch could be enough to calm your past trauma, experts claim

A new experiment has been shown how touching can ease feelings of distress by changing brain function, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

Daily Mirror

Heartbreak as Gateshead lad has part of skull removed after horrific motorcycle crash

Cameron Turnbull was rushed to Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infimrary following a brutal bike crash on Bensham Bank in April, leaving him with dangerous swelling of the brain

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Pilot Study By Cybin Shows That Ketamine Modifies Connectivity Between Brain Regions

Cybin Inc. (NYSE:CYBN) and Kernel, two companies that undertook a joint feasibility study to evaluate the effects ketamine has on blood flow in the brain in late March,&nbs

Benzinga

Gogglebox stars ‘uncertain’ of Ellie Warner’s future on Channel 4 show, says Lee Riley

Gogglebox star Ellie Warner is currently receiving help and support from brain injury charity Headway after her boyfriend Nat's horror brain injury in March

Daily Mirror

What does an octopus eat? For a creature with a brain in each arm, whatever's within reach

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

ADHD in adults is challenging but highly treatable – a clinical psychologist explains

When I was a child in the 1980s, the people I knew with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder were hyperactive boys who went to the school nurse at lunchtime to get their medicine. Many people assumed that these boys would “grow out of” their symptoms as teenagers or adults.

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Gaspar Noé: ‘As soon as people see a penis in the UK, they think they’ve seen the devil’

The enfant terrible of French cinema has teamed up with horror great Dario Argento for a surprisingly compassionate film about mortality. The pair discuss directing a director, and ‘impressively uptight’ British viewers

The Guardian - UK

New dementia consultation aims to unlock full extent of problem in football

There are ongoing concerns about the impact on the brain of repetitive heading

The Independent UK

Here’s the optimal amount of sleep for good mental health, according to a new study

Get this many hours of sleep per night to keep your brain going strong.

Inverse

Tom Parker’s wife Kelsey Hardwick reveals how she told their two-year-old daughter he had died

The Wanted singer lost his 17-month-battle with brain cancer on March 30

Evening Standard

Study finds tiny channels in skull that could play ‘vital role’ in meningitis treatment

Findings could lead to new strategies to treat meningitis, say scientists

The Independent UK

Queensland's Mount Isa Mines faces $5m lawsuit over allegations lead poisoning caused teenager's brain damage

The mother of a Queensland teenager with an intellectual disability is suing mining company Mount Isa Mines for $5 million in damages, alleging her daughter's brain damage is the result of lead poisoning caused by emissions from the mine.

ABC News

Dead woman among New Yorkers signed up for posts in Brooklyn’s Democratic Party

Alfreida Davis, a housing activist and lifelong Brooklyn resident, died following brain surgery complications on Nov. 1, 2020.

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Manchester Evening News

Tributes paid to 'prankster' and 'life of the party' dad-of-two who died following mental health battle

"His son keeps asking why daddy had to go and why his brain couldn't ever get better"

Daily Mirror

Dad who brushed off headache as hangover diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour

Mark Brandish, 52, joked that his headache was due to "not being able to handle his gin" anymore but his wife Felicity explained that odd behaviour started to appear before their world was turned upside down

Salon

How well do you know your mom?

USA Today editor Laura Trujillo talks about grief and motherhood in a new book, "Stepping Back from the Ledge"

Wales Online

Dad's week-long 'hangover' headache was inoperable brain tumour

Mark Brandish initially laughed it off as 'not being able to handle his gin'

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Scottish couple spend £4,000 on dream cruise only to be thrown off over covid scare

Janet and Ian Anderson had booked their dream holiday to the canary islands after Ian recovered from a brain tumour, only to be told they had to leave the ship minutes before it departed.

The Guardian - AU

AFL trying to ‘divide and conquer’ over brain bank endorsement, concussion expert says

Dr Adrian Cohen says league’s hesitation to choose Australian Sports Brain Bank shows it is overlooking its ‘specific expertise’

Daily Record

Scots youngster to have inoperable rare tumour treated in US medical trial

Eight-year-old Rudi has been "officially accepted" for a programme of immunotherapy that his family hopes will slow or stop the growth of the mass on his brain.

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Brain Training': The New Frontier for eSports

The days of playing your favorite game for hours at a time to stay competitive in eSports are gone, with gamers now focusing on brain development, if one leading team is to be believed. At the Team Liquid training center in the Dutch city of Utrecht, coach David Tillberg-Persson, alias…

Newcastle Herald

School holds special day for Zane Slomka

A student diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour had a day full of his favourite things, thanks to the Branxton school community.

Daily Mirror

Nurse, 24, whose 'clumsiness' and short temper turned out to be brain tumour

Fern Cameron, 24, noticed her mood was changing and she was getting more short-tempered and easily wound up, she was referred for an MRI scan which revealed a brain tumour

The Independent UK

Capitol rioters plead guilty to assaulting police officer who suffered heart attack and brain trauma

Iowa man admitted to assaulting Michael Fanone as part of a plea deal, report says

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