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Colby Covington suffered "brain injury" during alleged attack by Jorge Masvidal

Covington has now been named as the victim in an alleged attack by fellow UFC star Masvidal and his injuries are said to include a chipped tooth, wrist abrasion and brain injury

Daily Mirror

Teenagers stop listening to their mothers at age 13

Neurobiological changes taking place in adolescent brains tune into the sound of unfamiliar voices more, a study has found

The Independent UK

Get paid £250 to eat - but you'll need to be right-handed

University study seeks people aged from 18 to 45 who are fluent in English willing to have brain scans and blood tests

Wales Online

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Mum searching for Elsa after young daughter has brain surgery

Violet required the emergency procedure two weeks before her fifth birthday

Liverpool Echo

Shane McGuigan: ‘If one of my fighters ever had a brain injury, I’d be out the door’

Exclusive: The young coach discusses his best and worst moments in boxing, risking the wrath of his legendary father, and the importance of protecting fighters

The Independent UK

'Great signing': Crossland keen to learn from the player who could take his spot

The 21-year-old utility is keen to pick Milford's brain as much as he can.

Newcastle Herald

Lifestyle: 7 hours sleep is ideal for middle, old age people

Researchers from the University of Cambridge and Fudan University have said that seven hours is the ideal amount of sleep for people in their middle age and upwards, with too little or too much little sleep associated with poorer cognitive performance and mental health. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Hunter film Silenced shines light on how domestic violence impacts children

"It floods their little brains with cortisol and they end up living in a hyper vigilent state."

Newcastle Herald

A leader should inspire hope

Verbal slip-ups have become synonymous with our dear PM Prayut Chan-o-cha. Remember when he said that a human brain has 84,000 cells? On Monday, he had another episode of verbal blunder and, with due respect as always, this one warrants a proper response from yours truly.

Bangkok Post

Why do we want what we like? New evidence from bee brains offers clues

What makes us want things we like? We know things that offer potential rewards, including food, sex, addictive drugs, and even certain artworks, can inspire desire in us – but why?

The Conversation

Cost of FIFO doctors explodes in regional New South Wales

In New South Wales, tens of millions of dollars are being spent on fly-in fly-out doctors — and dozens of towns are at risk of being without a full-time GP in the next decade.

ABC News

Netballers, pass it on: Beware of Covid brain fog

The country's top netballers have been hit hard by Covid, and their return to play is being carefully managed. But the aftereffects emerging are both physical and mental.

Newsroom.co.nz

Marijuana & Brain: Can Cannabis Cause Psychiatric Disorders? Neuroscientist Weighs In

Our brains can be affected by what we consume and what we are exposed to, says neuroscientist Dr. Yasmin Hurd in an online presentation “Neuroscience and Cannabis: Implications for Law and Policy” she gave on 4/20, which was part of the Project on Law and Applied Neurosci

Benzinga

Seven hours’ sleep is ideal amount in middle to old age, study finds

Too much and too little sleep linked with worse cognitive performance and mental health

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'Guru' Gambhir using his 'KKR template' to give second wind to KL Rahul's captaincy ambitions

NEW DELHI: Gautam Gambhir is a politician by choice but a cricketer at heart whose brain never stops ticking when it comes to conceptualising, planning and execution.

Daily Mirror

Stricken Liverpool fan Sean Cox meets Reds legends on emotional Anfield return

Sean Cox was left in a coma and suffered brain damage after being attacked outside of Anfield ahead of Liverpool's Champions League semi-final against Roma in April 2018

Zenger

Brit Hospital Trials Brain Implant To Treat Parkinson’s Disease

Surgeons at Southmead Hospital in Bristol are implementing a tiny deep brain stimulation (DBS) device into the skull.

Dublin Live

Keith Barry on the career he abandoned for brain hacking

Keith almost abandoned his dream of becoming a hypnotist

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Liverpool fan Sean Cox gets 'red carpet' treatment as he meets club legends

The father of three suffered brain injuries in an unprovoked attack before a Liverpool game in 2018

Daily Record

Tom Parker's wife shares heart-wrenching message one week on from funeral

The Wanted star Tom was just 33 when he passed away in March after a long battle with terminal brain cancer.

Daily Record

The Wanted release new version of Gold Forever single in memory of Tom Parker

Tom Parker died aged just 33 in March, and his bandmates have re-recorded their hit single for charity after it was played at his funeral.

The Times of India

Hailey Bieber opens up about the sudden stroke, her heart surgery, what caused it and the symptoms she experienced

Hailey Bieber, 25-year-old model and wife of singer Justin Bieber, was admitted to the hospital with stroke-like symptoms on March 10, 2022.

ABC News

Stacie Dutaillis charged with manslaughter after allegedly giving Mackay teen pain medication

A 36-year-old woman accused of giving strong prescription medication to six children, including a teenage boy who later died of a "toxic brain injury", has been denied bail.

The Independent UK

How does cannabis really affect our cognition and psychology?

As more countries legalise cannabis use, it’s more crucial than ever that we explore the long-term effects the drug can have on our minds, writes Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian

The Independent UK

Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease ‘reversed by brain implant’, trial suggests

Trial will now be expanded to twenty-five patients

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