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Young Irish boy, 8, was found face down in his room after inhaling birthday balloon as family recall heartbreak

Ms McSweeney said the balloon had been floating in the sitting room for the previous week after his birthday party and was partially deflated.

Irish Mirror

Amazing optical illusion tricks your brain into thinking you are falling into a 'black hole'

Researchers suspect the illusion plays on the brain's perception of changing light levels

Wales Online

Ketamine can treat depression — but teletherapy could make it accessible

Opinion: Psychedelic therapy via video conferencing calls could expand accessibility to emerging treatments for depression.

Inverse

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Never pee in the shower warns expert after TikTok video goes viral

A TikTok video started the debate about whether or not people should pee in the shower

Dublin Live

Being an actor helped me get my mother treated for brain tumour: Manit Joura

Manit Joura is back in Kundali Bhagya and enjoying his second stint. The actor, who has also been part of TV shows like Prem Bandhan, Raam Milaayi Jodi and Naagin 6 and a few films, admits that there have been times when he has acted only for money. He says,…

The Times of India

Scots mum told little girl may 'never smile' shares joy as tot grins with happiness every day

One-year-old Tilly Cranna, from Glass, Aberdeenshire was born prematurely and diagnosed with a brain injury at just two-weeks-old.

Daily Record

Brain scans can tell if you’re liberal or conservative, according to a new study

Empathy, among other things, determines your politics.

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Back from the dead: The Olympian who beats brain damage to race for Hyundai

In over 30 years of talking to racing drivers, I’ve suspected that a few of them have suffered a brain injury along the way but, until now, I’ve never heard one openly speak about it. Not one who isn’t retired, at least.

Motorsport

'Magic mushrooms drug could help depression sufferers in the years to come'

Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at promising new research that shows how a psychedelic substance found in magic mushrooms could help people who are trapped in negative thought patterns

Daily Mirror

The Olympian who beats brain damage to race for Hyundai

Despite a life-changing trauma that meant he had to learn to read, write and speak again, Aaron Muss made a successful career in snowboarding and even reached the Olympics. Now, he's attempting to translate his skills to the track in IMSA's TCR series with the Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai team…

Autosport

Jorge Masvidal suggests Nate Diaz is suffering from brain damage as UFC contract dispute continues

Diaz has one fight left on his current UFC deal but has not been able to agree upon an opponent

The Independent UK

Jorge Masvidal suspects Nate Diaz is suffering from brain damage amid UFC row

UFC star Diaz has been on the last bout of his contract for almost a year, but Masvidal thinks his rival's struggle to book a fight is his own wrongdoing

Daily Mirror

Inquest opens into the death of girl, 12, who suffered a brain haemorrhage in Northumberland

Gemma Caffrey was on holiday with her family at Haggerston Castle when she became unwell and later died at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary

Chronicle Live

Mum 'terrified' son, 5, would die alone on cancer ward while she gave birth

'Instead of being excited about meeting my baby, all I could see was Saqib’s beautiful face as I prayed he wouldn’t die while I was in labour'

Manchester Evening News

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Benzinga

Ehave Partners With Halugen Life Sciences To Create A Ketamine Precision Medicine Platform For Clinical Research

Ehave, Inc. (OTC Pink: EHVVF) is a leading healthcare services and technology company focused on progressing psychedelics to therapeutics by engineering novel compounds and new treatment protocols for treating brain health.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire fiend who left two-month-old baby badly brain damaged is jailed

Neil Kirton, 29, had deviously suggested a toddler could have cause the horrific injuries suffered by the helpless infant.

Glasgow Live

Newborn brain damaged in Lanarkshire attack by thug who tried to blame toddler

Labourer Neil Kirton was jailed for seven years today at the High Court in Paisley today after admitting seriously injuring the tiny baby at a house in Airdrie.

Daily Mirror

Mum 'terrified' as she gave birth that son, 5, would die on cancer ward alone

Heartbroken mum Fauzia Ashraf, 32, has shared the death of her "shining star” five-year-old son, Saqib Ahmed, who died just 10 weeks after suffering his first headache

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Life sciences developments are booming in Chicago, bringing jobs and helping fight ‘brain drain’

Much of Chicago’s office market remains stuck in the doldrums, but another economic engine has come to life, ready to remake the city into a hub for advanced industry and research. New towers dedicated to life sciences and biotech are already rising in an arc around the downtown core, with…

Wales Online

Man suffers brain injury after being attacked outside Llanelli bar

Police are now appealing for witnesses

Daily Record

The Wanted singer Max George admits he still texts Tom Parker after his death

Tom sadly passed away earlier this year after being diagnosed with inoperable grade 4 glioblastoma, a brain tumour, in October 2020.

Inverse

Sleep science offers clues for treating an incurable sensory problem

There are a couple of ways the brain may be able to suppress tinnitus during deep sleep.

Chronicle Live

Richard Madeley under fire after calling Max George 'Tom' on Good Morning Britain

Tom Parker passed away in March after suffering a brain tumour

ABC News

Kim Klomp was a legendary Australian Rules football player in South Australia. Now he's living with a serious brain injury

Kim Klomp competed in one of the nation's top football leagues in the 1980s and 1990s but, after he retired, he began suffering from depression and suspected something was wrong with his brain.

Newcastle Herald

Diagnosed at 18, brave Ellie walks tall for other brain cancer warriors

"I'm 23 now and I feel like I've only just started to feel confident in myself again, but just adjusting to the eyesight, it was very difficult."

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