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Scientists may be able to put Mars-bound astronauts into 'suspended animation' using sound waves, mouse study suggests

Firing ultrasound signals into rodent brains puts them in a torpor-like state. Scientists are wondering if it could be used on humans.

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Mum rushed for emergency C-section at 26 weeks pregnant

Grace is urging parents to look out for the signs

Liverpool Echo

DeSantis Announces Too-Online Campaign in Most Online Way Imaginable

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Bruce Willis' wife reveals the 'sad truth' about his heartbreaking dementia diagnosis

Emma Heming Willis has opened up about her husband Bruce Willis' struggles with dementia as she admitted there is currently no cure for the degenerative disease

Daily Mirror

'Doctors thought I had long Covid - it was brain tumour that grew for 10 years'

Dad-of-three Grant Churnin-Ritchie felt exhausted after catching Covid but further hospital checks shockingly showed he had been living with a brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Jonnie Irwin has 'been at death's door twice' as he says he's losing his memory

Cancer-hit Jonnie Irwin, 49, says he is now losing his memory as he spoke about the devastating effect on his personality the on-going brain therapy has had

Daily Mirror

Dad who thought he had long Covid diagnosed with life-threatening brain tumour

Grant Churnin-Ritchie was told he had a pituitary tumour last February after experiencing fatigue but managed to go on and complete a half marathon months later.

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Dangerous driver jailed after hitting pregnant woman who lost unborn child

Darren Morrison, 20, struck Julie Welsh, 40, in Glasgow's Springburn on December 12 2020.

Daily Record

Man’s ‘long Covid’ turns out to be decade-old brain tumour

Grant Churnin-Ritchie, 42, repeatedly visited his GP after a bout of Covid in July 2021 left him with constant fatigue and a tingling in his right arm

The Independent UK

DVLA warns drivers of 118 health conditions that must be declared or face fines - full list

A full list of medical issues states which ones must be reported to the licence authority and failure to do so could mean heavy penalties.

Daily Record

Dad who put his tiredness down to long Covid actually had a brain tumour

The tumour was growing for 10 years

Wales Online

Steve Lopez: Answer on the tip of your tongue? Students quiz aging adults to improve brain function

Eddie Nash, a UCLA sophomore, peered at his audience and then read the next question on the big digital screen.

Los Angeles Times

Why pain seems worse at night

As the song from the musical Les Miserables, based on the novel by Victor Hugo, says, “But the tigers come at night, with their voices soft as thunder”. We’ve all been miserable at night, when we find ourselves tossing and turning in bed, staring at the ceiling because of an…

The Conversation

Deadly brain-eating amoeba is spreading north thanks to climate change

Experts want people to be aware of the disease which was restricted to central and southern America

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Only those with sharp eyes can spot driver mishaps in busy car park brain teaser

Brits are utterly bamboozled by a new testing brain teaser, which is asking them to spot all three driving mishaps in a busy car park scene within just 33 seconds

Leeds Live

Leeds dad stunned to find his 'long Covid' was actually a brain tumour

Grant Churnin-Ritchie, 42, from Horsforth, was diagnosed with a pituitary tumour

LiveScience

'Groundhog Day' syndrome made a man feel like he was reliving the same events

A man was convinced that the same events kept happening. The delusion was likely a complication of Alzheimer's.

Wales Online

Drug that destroys the deadliest brain tumours is developed by scientists

Results have been described as 'very promising'

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Knights premierships inspire hunt for brain cancer cure

'Mark always says when you play in a team, you have a goal.'

The Conversation

Rhythmically stimulating the brain with electrical currents could boost cognitive function, according to analysis of over 100 studies

Figuring out how to enhance a person’s mental capabilities has been of considerable interest to psychology and neuroscience researchers like me for decades. From improving attention in high-stakes environments, like air traffic management, to reviving memory in people with dementia, the ability to improve cognitive function can have far-reaching consequences.…

Evening Standard

Paralysed man walks again thanks to brain technology breakthrough

Neuroscientists in Switzerland have created a wireless digital bridge which can restore the connection lost between the brain and the spinal cord

LiveScience

'Brain-eating' amoeba ruled out in 'cluster of illnesses' in Oklahoma. What could the cause be?

Oklahoma's state health department is investigating a cluster of illnesses in people who swam in local lakes and rivers. The cause remains unknown, but a dangerous brain-eating amoeba has been ruled out.

The Independent UK

How brain implants helped paralysed man walk again for first time in 12 years

Gert-Jan Oskam, 40, had a cycling accident in 2011 in China and severely injured his spinal cord

Daily Mirror

'Brain-eating' infection alert as rare and deadly disease spreads across the US

Scientists are warning that a microbe named Naegleria fowleri amoeba, responsible for a deadly brain infection known as primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), is spreading

Fortune

Taking a daily multivitamin may be the key to a sharper memory. Here's what to look for in a supplement

Multivitamins provide a "simple, inexpensive way" to slow down memory decline.

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