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AFL accused of failing to protect players from concussion in submission to parliament

Player agent Peter Jess lists 32 AFL players that have retired with some form of brain trauma injury since 2009

The Guardian - AU

‘Dana White and TBS should be ashamed’ of Power Slap, says neuroscientist Chris Nowinski

A leading concussion expert asks of Dana White's slap fighting league: "What's next, 'Who can survive a stabbing'?"

USA Today Sports Media Group

Optical Illusion: Only a sharp-eyed person can find the hidden crab in this photo

If you succeed in this optical illusion test, the quality of your observation skills will become readily evident. A lot of people enjoy optical puzzles and picture puzzles online since they are entertaining and can teach you a lot about someone's intelligence. Online, you may find a variety of fascinating…

The Times of India

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Shakira’s 8 most cutting lyrics about Pique and Clara Chia in record-breaking ‘diss track’

‘Lots of time at the gym, but your brain needs a little work too’

The Independent UK

‘Our little girl’s clumsiness turned out to be a brain tumour’

Lacey-Mae Spong, then four, started complaining of intense headaches and was frequently bumping into things

The Independent UK

'Doctors misdiagnosed my son's cancer as long covid, now his dreams are on hold'

Mum Jess Huckerby, 36, from Wolverhampton, became worried when her nine-year-old son Aston started showing signs of long covid - then he was suddenly diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Emerging from a coma: response to language can help assess states of consciousness

A man – for the sake of this exercise, let’s call him “Paul” - has a heart attack and his brain is starved of oxygen. After several resuscitations and a week in a coma, he finally opens his eyes. However, he doesn’t always appear to be present. Doctors say he…

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This is how exercise can boost your brain power

A new study highlights the link between fitness and mental performance

The Independent UK

300 nuclear missiles are headed your way. You must respond. What now?

Inside Moran Cerf’s quest to modernise the decision-making process that could end life on earth

Financial Times

Rugby players send brain injuries claim letter to WRU and RFU

The group varies from retired female internationals to the family of a male rugby player who died due to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)

Wales Online

Love Island bosses warned over dates due to 'dangerous' seals attacking in South Africa

Love Island bosses planning dates for this year's cohort have to keep one thing in mind - brain damaged seals which have been causing terror on the beaches of Cape Town

Daily Mirror

Russell Gage’s injury highlights the NFL’s concussion problem and how it hurts players long-term

Latest incident comes two weeks after Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest.

Fortune

Climate change trauma has real impacts on cognition and the brain, wildfire survivors study shows

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

The Conversation

Alzheimer's: blood biomarker may help identify the disease ten years before symptoms start

Though Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 55 million people worldwide, there’s still no cure for the condition – and treatment options are limited.

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Daily Mirror

Dad given months to live after 'ear infection' turned out to be inoperable brain tumour

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES. Dave Whitford was diagnosed with an inoperable Grade IV brain tumour in 2019, as the dad says he's "just trying to live the rest of my life as best I can" despite money worries

The Conversation

Vaccination to prevent dementia? New research suggests one way viral infections can accelerate neurodegeneration

One in nine Americans ages 65 and over had Alzheimer’s disease in 2022, and countless others were indirectly affected as caregivers, health care providers and taxpayers. There is currently no cure – available treatments primarily focus on prevention by encouraging protective factors, such as exercise and healthy diet, and reducing…

Chicago Sun-Times

Ask the Doctors: People with synesthesia might hear colors or taste words

For some with the condition, sounds activate the brain’s vision centers. For others, colors can have flavor, flavors can evoke a shape, reading can elicit aromas.

The Guardian - UK

Chris Eubank Jr: ‘Was I disillusioned? No. Boxing is a ruthless game’

Chris Eubank Jr tells Donald McRae about the Conor Benn fiasco, fears for his own health and how, even at 50%, he believes he will beat Liam Smith

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Nottingham Post

Brain check-up tool aims to cut risk of dementia – try it here

Early detection of dementia can be crucial in helping people to live with the condition Alzheimer's Research UK has created a test

Wales Online

Dad rushed to hospital with ear infection finds out he has inoperable brain tumour

Dave Whitford now only has months to live but says the cost of living crisis has made everything more difficult

Evening Standard

New brain check-up tool aims to reduce your dementia risk at any age

It takes about 10 minutes to complete the Alzheimer’s Research UK test

Chronicle Live

12 things you can do to cut chances of getting dementia according to Alzheimer's charity

Around 40% of dementia cases are linked to lifestyle factors that can be modified to potentially reduce the odds of developing the condition

The Independent UK

This new lifestyle checklist can help reduce dementia risk

Two in five cases of dementia are thought to be linked to lifestyle factors, which can be modified to reduce a person’s risk.

Tribune News Service

Review: 'And Finally,' by Henry Marsh

NONFICTION: In his third memoir, Henry Marsh moves from being a doctor to becoming a patient. It's a difficult transition.

Zenger

Microchips That Merge Brain With Machines Appear Safe: Study

These data suggest a favorable risk/benefit ratio. The post Microchips that merge brain with machines appear safe.

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