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Boy, 8, dies after vomiting was dismissed as a tummy bug - but it was a tumour

Little Isaiah Jarrett died just eight months after being diagnosed with a type of brain tumour, leaving his loved ones devastated

Wales Online

Boy, 8, dies after 'stomach bug' turns out to be aggressive brain tumour

Isaiah Jarrett, from Birmingham, had been suffering from what doctors believed was gastroenteritis, it is claimed, but eventually a CT scan was done and it was found he had a brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Glasgow artist who underwent 'daunting' epilepsy brain surgery says it has changed her life

Helen Butler, 42, donated paintings to the neurology department at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after undergoing the brain surgery that changed her life.

Glasgow Live

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Liverpool fan, 6, with year left to live desperate to meet Mo Salah

His terminal diagnosis has left his family "heartbroken" but determined to make as many memories as possible

Liverpool Echo

Optical Illusion: Which wooden track is larger?

Optical illusions are a great way to help you concentrate. It tricks your brain into seeing what there isn't and also alters your visual perception.

The Times of India

Scots artist who had 25 seizures a week thanks medics after life-changing surgery

Helen Butler has donated paintings to the Glasgow hospital where she had the life-changing surgery in 2018, and has even been able to pass her driving test since then.

Daily Record

Schoolboy, 6, given just one year to live after teacher noticed worrying change in eye

A teacher noticed Jayden Lamerton's left eye had "turned inwards" before an MRI scan revealed his was suffering from a rare and incurable tumour in his brain

Daily Mirror

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What actually happens to your body during Dry January

Excessive drinking can impact everything from your sleep to hormone levels

Liverpool Echo

Boy dies after golf ball-sized brain tumour misdiagnosed as stomach bug

Isaiah Jarrett, eight, died eight months after being diagnosed with medulloblastoma following bouts of extreme vomiting

The Independent UK

Jill Biden's skin cancer could fuel advocacy in cancer fight

First lady Jill Biden's advocacy for curing cancer didn't start with her son's death in 2015 from brain cancer

The Independent UK

Here's how dry January can actually change your brain and body

We all know drinking can cause bad decision making but it can also impact your mood and ability to heal, meaning Dry January could chemically alter your brain and body

Daily Mirror

T Rex may have had brain capable of using tools and passing knowledge to kin, study claims

Paleontologists call for further studies including more data to validate the findings

The Independent UK

Long COVID brain fog: doctors share how they're treating this persistent and puzzling symptom that may impact up to 70% of survivors

Theories on what causes the feeling of brain fog are still up for debate, and treatments vary widely.

Fortune

'I gave birth to my miracle baby at 23 weeks and it took him 15 minutes to take his first breath'

Tiny Jase-James was only given a 5% chance of survival when he was born with a hole in his heart and two bleeds on the brain

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The Independent UK

Seven possible symptoms of brain cancer to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

Tribune News Service

Ask the Pediatrician: Just how dangerous is underage drinking?

With so many other issues affecting young people right now, teen alcohol use may not seem like that big of a deal. You might recall your own early experiences and figure that some drinking can be expected. But when we look at alcohol's effect on a child's developing brain, the…

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Six Minutes Of High-Intensity Exercise Could Delay Alzheimer's Disease Onset: Study

The findings of recent research suggest that six minutes of high-intensity exercise could extend the lifespan of a healthy brain and delay the onset of neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. Read on for details:

The Independent UK

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’

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The Independent UK

Just six minutes of daily exercise can boost brain health and delay Alzheimer’s, study says

More research is needed to understand the biological mechanisms involved, scientists say

Zenger

Just This Much Strenuous Exercise A Day Could Prevent Alzheimer’s

Dementia cases worldwide will triple to more than 150 million by 2050 with there is an increasing focus on protective lifestyles.

Salon

Why are we addicted to junk food?

Corporations have spent years perfecting the sinister science of making you crave their processed food

Pedestrian.tv

We Asked Uni Students How The Heck They Retain Information Bc Goldfish Memory Is Defs A Thing

If you're about to embark on a big change (like an undergraduate course) then you're in luck. We asked former and current students of Victoria University how the heck they retain all of their information when their brain is going through a huge transition.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Spot the owl in the forest in 6 seconds!

Optical illusions have become extremely popular among netizens. It is a brilliant way to not only test your brain and cognitive abilities, but also enhance your visual perception. From looking for hidden faces to spotting different shapes and objects, there are several types of optical illusions. Furthermore, because it is…

Liverpool Echo

Dad 'slammed down in the shower' and spent months in hospital

A charity warned stroke survivors are put at risk by ambulance delays

Tribune News Service

In Montana, ending involuntary commitments would shift burden of dementia care to strapped communities

HELENA, Mont. — Montana state lawmakers from both parties have shown support for a plan to stop the practice of committing people with Alzheimer’s disease, other types of dementia or traumatic brain injuries without their consent to the troubled Montana State Hospital and instead direct them to treatment in their…

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