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The ‘brain eater’ who sleeps on concrete slab in glass box after murdering three inmates

Robert Maudsley murdered other inmates in horrific and brutal ways and was deemed unsafe to keep around other prisoners so has been locked in a cell deep below Wakefield Prison ever since

Daily Mirror

Hong Kong launches $3.8bn fund to attract foreign businesses back

Chief executive says territory will ‘trawl world for talent’ after lockdowns and political unrest cause brain drain

The Guardian - UK

AI is changing scientists' understanding of language learning – and raising questions about an innate grammar

Unlike the carefully scripted dialogue found in most books and movies, the language of everyday interaction tends to be messy and incomplete, full of false starts, interruptions and people talking over each other. From casual conversations between friends, to bickering between siblings, to formal discussions in a boardroom, authentic conversation…

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Older people sleeping five hours or less at risk of chronic diseases

Older people who sleep five hours or less a night have a much greater risk of developing multiple chronic diseases as they age.

The New Daily

Hong Kong offers new visa to woo talent amid brain drain

Hong Kong’s leader has unveiled a new visa scheme to woo global talent, as the city seeks to stem a brain drain that has risked its status as an international financial center

The Independent UK

Brain cells in dish learn to play video game

ISLAMABAD: Neuroscientists have shown that lab-grown brain cells can learn to play the classic video game Pong, and could be capable of "intelligent and sentient behaviour".

Bangkok Post

Starlight Foundation fulfills SA boy's dream of driving steam train after brain tumour

Broly Blackmore has endured more hardships than most but his dream to be a train driver has never wavered. Now, his wish has been granted.

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Dwayne Johnson in tears as Rob Delaney thanks him for reaching out after son died

Rob Delaney, 45, and wife Leah were left devastated in 2018 after their son Henry died aged just two from a brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Being stressed out before you get COVID increases your chances of long COVID. Here's why

Stress is part and parcel of modern life. When we’re on the verge of a new challenge or a significant event, we can experience stress mixed with excitement and a sense of challenge. This form of “good” stress, or eustress, is important for growth, development, and achievement.

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Dad, 34, diagnosed with incurable brain tumour just months after birth of baby daughter

The family of Owain James now needs to raise £250,000 for a private treatment

Wales Online

Mum's 'soul-destroying' heartbreak as she watches her son die

Andi Peel was diagnosed with a brain tumour in January 2020

Wales Online

Frustrated Nigerians 'flee' abroad in punishing pre-election brain drain

Nnamdi Nwaogu, a 44-year-old IT worker, has packed his bags. In Lagos, Nigeria's frenetic commercial capital, galloping inflation and a plunging naira have pummeled his salary.

Reuters

Motor neurone disease could be spotted in gut 14 years before symptoms appear

MND patients had markers in other parts of the body often years before brain symptoms.

Daily Record

Best sensory toys for babies and toddlers from Mamas & Papas, Jojo Maman Bebe and more

To help with brain development

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Dave Mackinnon reveals near death experience as former Rangers star looks to get former teammate home for Christmas

It was a horror moment for the former Rangers player but he has now recovered and wants to help a close friend.

The National (Scotland)

Gut could sound early warning alert for MND, research finds

PROTEINS thought to contribute to motor neurone disease can be found in the gut many years before any brain symptoms occur, research has shown.

Daily Record

Scots tot given 10% chance of survival can now do math in seven different languages

Now four, maths prodigy Jamie Mohr has even grasped the 17 times table despite not being due to start school until next year.

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Does pot really make your memory worse?

The idea that pot affects short-term memory is a stoner trope. Here's what we know about cannabis and memory

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Wales Online

BBC The One Show viewers left in tears over saddest and most powerful guest interview ever

Comedian, writer and actor, Rob Delaney shared a powerful story about his son Henry, who died aged two

Wales Online

Woman with 'short fuse' burned by bag set alight when being tasered by police

The 26-year-old was responsible for a string of attacks after an accident changed her personality

The Times of India

Grief-fuzzy brain is real … Heal it

Grief is a natural and normal response to loss of any kind, not just bereavement. In the last couple of years, all of us have witnessed, if not directly faced and endured, loss at multiple levels. From covid-sickness and death, to secondary losses such as financial insecurity, work-life disruptions, and…

The Independent UK

Deontay Wilder gives tearful press conference after knocking out Robert Helenius

The American broke down while discussing fellow boxer Prichard Colon, who suffered a brain injury in the ring in 2015

Wales Online

Dying mother vows to fight on for her daughters after heartbreaking diagnosis

Amara Taft has drawn up a bucket list and is on a mission to make happy memories with her two young children

The Times of India

How avocado oil helps in hair growth

Maintaining healthy hair is a problem most people face globally. There are many medicines and supplements people can take to ensure a healthy head of hair, but many of these come with unwanted side effects that lead to other issues and more discomfort. There are many superfoods that are recommended…

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Your home, office or uni affects your mood and how you think. How do we know? We looked into people's brains

Think of a time when you felt vulnerable. Perhaps you were in a hospital corridor, or an exam hall, about to be tested. Now, focus on the building you were in. What if, without you knowing, the design of that space was affecting you?

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