A network of spiking neurons demonstrated IIT Bombay team has designed the first spiking neuro-synaptic core on 45 nanometre silicon-on-insulator technology The Hindu · Jun 11, 2022
Wishaw schoolgirl, 9, diagnosed with brain cancer after losing power in leg and arm Elaine Taylor has urged parents to 'trust their instincts' after her nine-year-old daughter was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour just days after taking unwell at home. Glasgow Live · Jun 11, 2022
Scots mum diagnosed with three brain tumours after forgetting how to walk up stairs Julie Baker from the Inner Hebrides used to be very active but now can't work or drive following the shock diagnosis. Daily Record · Jun 11, 2022
Mum's heartache as she gave birth while son, five, lay dying in cancer ward Fauzia Ashraf says she did not feel present at the birth of her new baby as she was so scared his five-year-old brother would die without her by his side Wales Online · Jun 11, 2022
Craigneuk community rallies round brave young girl who is battling a brain tumour Residents aiming to make the dreams of Faye Taylor, who was diagnosed with a tumour deep in her brain, come true. Daily Record · Jun 11, 2022
Scots mum's heartache as young daughter who lost power in leg and arm diagnosed with brain cancer Frantic mum Elaine was convinced she was taking a stroke and immediately contacted NHS24 as Faye was unable to use her left arm and had difficulty walking. Daily Record · Jun 11, 2022
Family shares video of horrific uni hazing that left student brain damaged and paralysed Danny Santulli, 19, stopped breathing after downing vodka and beer before passing out on the sofa of his fraternity house at the University of Missouri, US Daily Mirror · Jun 10, 2022
Warning issued over 'rare' fatal disease that triggers meningitis found in Europe A rare virus that can trigger meningitis has been detected in Germany. Experts are warning that a potential new outbreak could occurs but Borna disease is more often found in animals. Glasgow Live · Jun 10, 2022
Mum's desperate warning over online craze as she begs for more time for 'brain dead' son Archie Battersbee has spent eight weeks in an induced coma and doctors argue that life support treatment should end. However, his parents are refusing to give up hope Daily Mirror · Jun 10, 2022
Coronavirus infection during pregnancy linked to brain development problems in babies Babies whose mothers were infected with the coronavirus during pregnancy may face a higher risk of brain development disorders such as autism and bipolar disorder, a new study that examined more than 7,500 births suggests. Los Angeles Times · Jun 10, 2022
Dementia risk, high cholesterol and memory could be improved by one fruit, says study One food has recently been shown in a study to reduce the risk of dementia, lower cholesterol and improve memory. Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022
Broken heart syndrome symptoms as study finds link between brain and emotions Scientists at the University of Aberdeen have shed light on how the brain and heart are linked in this rare condition. Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022
'Rare' disease that triggers meningitis found in Europe as warning issued The disease is rare and can also be found in animals like horses, foxes, and dogs Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022
Mum who thought she had post-natal depression diagnosed with dementia Holly Braithwaite started showing symptoms in 2019 Wales Online · Jun 10, 2022
Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022 Brave local woman’s terrifying skydive in tribute to mum she lost to brain cancer Robyn Towns, from Arbroath, cared for her mum Dorothy in her final years of secondary school.
Tribune News Service · Jun 10, 2022 Mayo Clinic Q and A: 4 ways to reduce your risk of dementia DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I am in my mid-40s and have two young children. My mother developed memory issues in her early 60s, and it has progressively worsened. Her sisters also have related issues. How can I reduce my risk — and my children's risk — for dementia? Are there certain…
Daily Mirror · Jun 10, 2022 Woman told 'we don't give brain scans to 24-year-olds' had huge tumour growing in head Claudia Laird experienced "a few random headaches" and "brain fuzz", but initially put it down to tiredness - now she wants to raise awareness of the symptoms of a tumour
Dynamite News · Jun 10, 2022 Study: Social isolation is directly associated with memory Social isolation is directly linked with changes in the brain structures associated with memory, making it a clear risk factor for dementia. Full story on Dynamite News:
The Times of India · Jun 10, 2022 Brain tumour: Frequent headaches, sudden vision issues and other signs that people should never ignore We all are living a fast paced stressful life. As a result, we often put aside symptoms like headaches, eyesight issues, blaming them on our lifestyle. But this simple oversight can have a dangerous outcome. This can be a sign of brain tumour where brain cells multiple abnormally, where it…
Reuters · Jun 10, 2022 U.S. Capitol Police officer describes facing mob to Jan. 6 panel A police officer who suffered a brain injury at the hands of rioters during last year's U.S. Capitol attack described the scenes of violence and chaos - including fellow officers bloodied and on the ground - in testimony on Thursday before the congressional panel investigating the assault.
Nottingham Post · Jun 10, 2022 Devoted mum-of-two whose life 'revolves around kids' diagnosed with terminal brain tumour Sarah Peach now wants to make memories with her family
Wales Online · Jun 9, 2022 Virus warning as 'rare' fatal disease that triggers meningitis found in Europe The disease can also affect horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes
Newcastle Herald · Jun 9, 2022 When the nurse became the patient, and how buying a beanie can help make a difference When the nurse became the patient: Michelle Chapman explains how buying a MHF beanie or scarf can help.
ABC News · Jun 9, 2022 Speech pathologists are hard to find in Tasmania, but new UTAS course aims to graduate more to meet need Little Shara knows what she wants to say, but her brain is not able to tell her mouth muscles how to move to make the sounds. And living in Tasmania means her family struggles to find speech pathology services. Hopefully, that soon will change.
The Independent UK · Jun 9, 2022 Chilling surveillance footage shows hazing that left University of Missouri student with severe brain damage ‘It makes me sick to my stomach seeing the people involved that harmed Danny walking around campus acting like they did nothing wrong’