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Schoolboy learns he has brain tumour after mum's last-minute decision to send him to opticians

Jacob underwent eighteen months of chemotherapy

Wales Online

Double tragedy: Heartbroken Wallsend mam dies just weeks after her partner leaving behind 10-year-old son

Jill Skivington lost her life just weeks after her partner Gary Armstrong passed away

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Ex-student, 31, died from blood clots in the brain two weeks after Covid jab

Jack Hurn from Redditch received first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine but died 11 days later in hospital from blood clots on his brain

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Kevin Durant on marijuana: Settles you down, it’s like having a glass of wine

In an interview with legendary comedian and television host David Letterman, Kevin Durant spoke candidly about how he sees and uses marijuana. "To me, it clears the distractions out of your brain a little bit," Durant said in an advance of the ...

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‘A parallel life’: The medical mistake that saw a woman watch her entire family fight incurable brain disease

Alison Holland, 64, of Gloucestershire, says she married teacher Bert Holland, 69, thinking they had escaped the “curse” of Huntington’s disease

The Independent UK

Family anger as five-year-old boy's deadly brain tumour undiagnosed for two years

Cole Barrie started getting migraines when he was only three, they were so bad he was physically sick and by the time his mum was able to secure him proper tests his head was visibly swollen and the prognosis terrifying.

Glasgow Live

Barton Goldsmith: Paying it forward helps to build a better brain

We are all being made much more aware of how we have to exercise our brains to keep them in shape for the long term. Many people do puzzles like crosswords and sudoku, but I have a suggestion for another means of brain building that will make your life better…

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Research suggests kids get brain power from their mums

It is believed that between 40% and 60% of intelligence is hereditary

Chronicle Live

Parkinson's symptoms as brain scanners could help 'untreatable signs of disease'

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive brain disease that not only affects movement but also damages motivation and cognition.

Daily Record

New treatment for Parkinson's disease could be on horizon thanks to ultra-powerful scanner

Research suggests ultra-powerful brain scanners could offer hope for the treatment of previously-untreatable symptoms in Parkinson’s disease

Wales Online

Powerful brain scanners offer hope for treating some Parkinson’s symptoms

These symptoms can have a major impact on a patient’s outcome, affecting survival and general wellbeing.

The Independent UK

Delhi: In death, man saves lives of four others

NEW DELHI: The family of a 37-year-old man who met with an accident in Gurgaon on Friday and was later declared brain dead at AIIMS Trauma Centre recently gave consent for organ donation.

The Times of India

John Fetterman's stroke and his long-term prospects, explained

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman's recovery from a stroke and his long-term prospects depend on a variety of factors — chief among them how quickly the blockage was removed.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Cain Velasquez denied bail: Judge disregards possible CTE, conditions proposed by defense

Judge Shelyna Brown reiterated her view that Cain Velasquez is not only a threat to Harry Goularte and his family – but also the community at large.

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Daily Mirror

Family of Brit struck down with brain haemorrhage battling to bring him home from Cambodia

Richard Kiddle was rushed to a hospital in the capital Phnom Penh after suffering a stroke which left him paralysed in half of his body

Daily Record

Tom Parker opens up about drug struggles in posthumous autobiography

The Wanted star tragically died at the age of 33 in March, almost two years after being diagnosed with a stage-four incurable brain tumour.

The Conversation

Dementia: the quality of your night's sleep can affect symptoms the next day – new research

We’ve probably all experienced how a poor night’s sleep can make us feel tired, irritable and have difficulty concentrating the next day. But while the odd night of poor sleep has no impact on our health, research shows that prolonged sleep disturbances predict cognitive decline – and are also a…

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A substance found in young spinal fluid helps old mice remember

A team at Stanford University has reversed memory loss in old mice by flooding their brains with spinal fluid taken from young animals. The finding may hold promise for Alzheimer's research.

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Evening Standard

Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure is returning for another series: what are dementia’s symptoms?

Vicky McClure series is coming back to BBC1 and highlighting music’s power to help those with dementia

Daily Record

Stroke warning as study finds time you eat your meals could risk increase risk

A study has suggested that irregular meal times could be increasing your risk of suffering a haemorrhagic stroke.

The Independent UK

Abi Morgan: ‘The Split is filled with a lot of the pain I’ve been through’

The writer of the hit BBC show talks to Charlotte Cripps about that shock ending and the real-life drama contained in her new book, ‘This Is Not a Pity Memoir’, which details her husband’s brain injury, surviving breast cancer, and her altered view of mortality

Inverse

Why knowing when Alzheimer’s starts could lead to new treatments

The “switch on” moment happens up to 25 years before any symptoms are displayed.

Chronicle Live

Schoolfriends of Gosforth nine-year-old girl battling rare brain cancer run race in honour of her

Lily Jha's parents originally believed the change in their daughter’s behaviour was due to boredom during lockdown - but a scan revealed she had a rare form of brain cancer called DIPG

Belfast Live

NI teen brain injury survivor on getting a second chance at life

"This is my second life and it was given to me for a reason."

Daily Mirror

'Hope as scientists are targeting a new area in the brain to treat anxiety'

Bristol University researchers have opened the window on our understanding by locating a centre in the brain for anxiety, which could pave the way for a new drug

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