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Mother explains why she doesn’t mind her child’s tantrums

‘It’s not simply letting your kids do what they want,’ Namwila Mulwanda insists

The Independent UK

Not knowing what household objects are for is lesser-known symptom of dementia

Dementia can affect anyone in their later life, which over time can cause much devastation and pain for those involved. By identifying the early signs of the brain disease, treatment can be started to tackle the symptoms

Daily Mirror

Trainee lawyer left man in wheelchair after jumping red traffic light in rush back home

Mohammed Moneeb was left in a wheelchair after Sabbir Ahmed, 24, jumped a red light and crashed into his car, leaving the victim with a broken arm and femur and a bleed on his brain

Daily Mirror

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Dads’ Brains Shrink Slightly On Their Baby’s Birth So This Can Happen

Dads‘ brains actually shrink slightly when their baby is born, allowing them to become more empathetic, a new study has revealed.

Zenger

Common diabetes drug could stave off dementia, study finds

TZDs have been found to increase oxygen supply to the brain

The Independent UK

Qld researchers unlock Alzheimer's barrier

Queensland researchers have overcome a significant barrier to delivering two drugs to Alzheimer's patients.

AAP

Agency highlights promising advances

Brain-computer interface (BCI), generative artificial intelligence (AI) and next-generation telehealth are among the 10 technologies projected to have a substantial impact over the next decade, says the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA).

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How plants can be key to unlocking memories in dementia patients

Dementia patients are smelling and touching plants to engage and stimulate their brains, in a new pilot program at Sydney's Royal Botanic Garden.

ABC News

University of Tasmania Wicking Centre free online course boosts understanding of traumatic brain injury

Barbara Frankel initially didn't worry too much after she got rear-ended by a car. Then the headaches started.

ABC News

Mum can't afford to live after giving up work to care for daughter, 3, fighting cancer

Wendy Larson was distraught when she found out three-year-old Mila had a tumour across the left side of her brain, with the mum fearing she won't be able to pay her bills as she cares for her child

Daily Mirror

Parkinson's disease: treatment is best started early

BBC broadcaster Jeremy Paxman was brought to hospital after he collapsed in a park while walking his dog. A doctor in the emergency department said to Paxman: “I think you have Parkinson’s.”

The Conversation

Why you should always change your clothes and have a drink after work, claims stress expert

Nina Nesdoly explains how workers can switch off from their day job to achieve a healthy work/life balance

Daily Mirror

$Does mindfulness change the brain? Research fractures structural hypothesis$

Does mindfulness change the brain? Research fractures structural hypothesis

Some research suggests practicing mindfulness can change brain structure, increase gray matter volume, and may induce neuroplasticity, but other trials disagree.

Inverse

Expert Reveals How To Get Healthy Work-life Balance

A work stress and prevention expert has revealed how to get a healthy work-life balance – suggesting removing work apps, changing clothes and using different scents.

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Boy's rare condition means he could suffer brain damage if he eats meat, fish or dairy

Oliver Robertson has always had to be careful about what he eats, as certain food groups could leave him with brain or blood damage

Daily Mirror

Mum unable to pay energy bills forced to consider putting disabled daughter in care

Yvette Clements is full-timer carer to her daughter Rosey, a young woman living with athetoid cerebral palsy; a movement disorder caused by damage to the developing brain

Daily Mirror

Corrie's Chris Fountain's frightening health update after mini-stroke almost killed him

Actor Chris Fountain, who played Tommy Duckworth on ITV's Coronation Street, opened up about suffering a terrifying health ordeal earlier this year

The Independent UK

How to create a better work-life balance, according to an expert

‘Sensory cues’ like clothing and drinks are the key, Nina Nesdoly says

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Brain cancer symptoms from nausea to drowsiness as new treatment could help

All brain cancers are tumours, but not all brain tumours are cancerous. Here are the early signs to look out for after a new US drug treatment has shown promise in helping to fight the disease

Daily Mirror

Why am I so tired in the morning? 6 tricks to get out of bed as autumn rolls in

Darker mornings in autumn can make it tougher to get out of bed and face the day. But there are lifestyle changes and routines that people can get into to help make mornings easier

Salon

Why the brain is a terrible recorder

In "The Self Delusion," author Gregory Berns explains why our self-perception is a "sort of fiction"

Liverpool Echo

Brain tumour medic missed own symptoms before devastating diagnosis

Rosie said she always knew she "wouldn't survive the tumour" but had "almost started to feel hopeful"

Daily Mirror

'Learning to play a musical instrument as a child boosts your brain function'

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares fascinating research from Edinburgh University that shows playing the piano and guitar when you're young could lead to a sharper brain in later life

Daily Mirror

Corrie's Ryan Thomas' message for Chris Fountain after his mini stroke aged just 35

Former Coronation Street actor Chris Fountain was left “speaking like a toddler” after suffering a mini stroke aged just 35 and his close friends like former co-star Ryan Thomas are rallying around

Daily Mirror

Drinking two pints a day associated with lower risk of dementia, claims study

By 2050, the number of individuals living with dementia globally is projected to increase to 152 million. Doing all you can to help reduce your risk of developing the brain degenerative condition is important, with a new study finding abstaining from alcohol may not be the answer

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