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Alzheimer's drug that modestly slows disease OK'd by FDA

U.S. health officials have approved a new Alzheimer’s drug that modestly slows the brain-robbing disease

The Independent UK

A Round-Up of 2022 Neurotechnology Advances

A round-up of some major moves in wearable brain-computer Interface (#BCI) in 2022, as the era of consumer #neurotechnology approaches. Will neurotechnology start to replace our existing peripheral devices? Look for brain-sensing electrodes to increasingly become part of our every day lives. Topics that I tackled in my forthcoming book,…

Reason

Baby's brain tumour detected after mum notices extraordinary growth on her head

Baby Molly is now in the clear after a huge tumour was removed from her brain - but doctors say she was potentially days away from it being her last

Daily Mirror

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Baby diagnosed with brain tumour after mum notices unusual symptoms

Corinne Wardle took her daughter for tests after spending months documenting "odd" changes

Wales Online

Mum noticed unusual change to her baby's head before devastating diagnosis

Corinne Wardle began to notice some odd changes when her daughter Molly Wardle-Hampton was just 12 weeks old

Liverpool Echo

New year resolutions: why your brain isn't wired to stick to them – and what to do instead

New year, new resolutions. It is that time once again. A recent survey shows that almost 58% of the UK population intended to make a new year’s resolution in 2023, which is approximately 30 million adults. More than a quarter of these resolutions will be about making more money, personal…

The Conversation

Baby’s brain tumour diagnosed after mother spots four warning signs

Corinne Wardle, a nurse, began to notice changes including a fixed eye gaze, vomiting and a tilting head

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Dad who collapsed at gym left needing to learn to walk again after brain bleed

The talented athlete had to undergo seven hours of brain surgery

Wales Online

The mental and physical benefits of stretching: what this essential part of your workout does for your brain and body

You don’t want to skip this part of your workout.

Fortune

Mum who noticed her baby's head was measuring 'off the charts' handed shocking diagnosis

Corinne Wardle was concerned her daughter Molly's head was measuring 'off the charts'

Manchester Evening News

Scientists discover whole new layer of brain tissue that may help ward off infections

Abnormalities in this layer may trigger or worsen multiple sclerosis, brain infections and Alzheimer’s

The Independent UK

Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey details ‘guilt’ over not being able to save him after brain cancer diagnosis

Kelsey Parker, 32, spoke of her grief in the final instalment of her ITVBe series, Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom

Evening Standard

Blyth teenager wins bravery award after fighting off brain cancer for second time

Ryan Office had the heartbreaking news that, despite months of treatment and brain surgery, his cancer had returned.

Chronicle Live

Coleen Rooney pays tear-jerking tribute to late sister Rosie ten years after her death

TV star Coleen Rooney has remembered her late sister Rosie, after she passed away at the aged 14 back 2013 following a lifelong battle with the rare brain disorder Rett syndrome

Daily Mirror

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Brain Tumor Patient Defies Odds By Making Rugby Comeback

A passionate young rugby player who was diagnosed with a brain tumor made his debut against all the odds thrown his way

The Conversation

Human and Neanderthal brains have a surprising 'youthful' quality in common, new research finds

Many believe our particularly large brain is what makes us human – but is there more to it? The brain’s shape, as well as the shapes of its component parts (lobes) may also be important.

The Independent UK

Meghan was told off for telling Kate she had ‘baby brain’, Harry reveals in new book

Duchess of Sussex was reportedly told she wasn’t ‘close enough’ to the Princess of Wales to comment on her hormones

Los Angeles Times

Scientists explore using psychedelics to treat alcohol, drug disorders

LOS ANGELES — Melanie Senn's father, long dead, appeared to her as she lay back in the dimly lit room at the Santa Monica clinic, a mask over her closed eyes, and the psychedelic trip began.

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Prince Harry confirms Meghan's comment to Kate Middleton which started bridesmaid row

During the run up to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex' royal wedding in May 2018, Harry claims Meghan brazenly told Kate she must have "baby brain because of her hormones" - and the comment wasn't well-received.

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry 'reveals Meghan's 'baby brain' remark to Kate which started infamous bridesmaid row'

The claim from Harry’s book has leaked five days before the explosive tell-all memoir Spare is due to be published - rocking the Royal Family once again

Wales Online

'I was given five years to live after being diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour'

Matthew Stride was just 26 when he was diagnosed with an incurable grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma

Evening Standard

Prioritising maths over creativity doesn’t always add up

I can’t be the only person who nearly dropped their tea yesterday morning when I heard on the Today programme that Rishi Sunak was planning to insist that all children study maths until the age of 18. For those of us not, er, gifted in that department, the thought of…

Tribune News Service

What is cardiac arrest? A Mayo Clinic heart expert explains

Cardiac arrest, or sudden cardiac arrest as it is more formally known, is a medical emergency. It happens when an event, usually an electrical disturbance, quickly and unexpectedly causes your heart to stop working. It's not the same as a heart attack and is called sudden because it seems to…

Tribune News Service

Editorial: COVID vaccines don’t kill people, but anti-vaxx conspiracists do

The full-contact sport of football is one that is rife with risks. The public and the players have for some time known the dangers posed to the brain by the forceful blows to the head that occur during regular gameplay, leading first to concussions and then commonly and devastatingly to…

Chronicle Live

Mum diagnosed with terminal cancer after trip to Turkey for dental treatment vows to make memories in 2023

Lisa Robinson discovered she had a brain tumour while on a visit to Turkey for dental implants and was later diagnosed with terminal cancer

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