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Mum of Lanarkshire schoolboy who died from cancer pays tribute to 'happy and selfless' son

Fraser McAllister was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour, a rare form of the cruel disease, in 2020. The tragic diagnosis came after the teenager first started getting headaches back in 2018 where he 'felt like his head was going to blow up'.

Glasgow Live

Toddler suddenly died of rare brain condition after being put to bed with the 'sniffles'

Despite never showing any symptoms, Sofia had suffered from Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) - a rare and unsuspected brain condition which disrupts the normal circulation of blood

Daily Mirror

Heartbroken mum thought daughter was just 'teething' before dying of rare condition

“Over the year and a half of her life, she met all her milestones and her weight was fine. She was crawling, walking, saying a few words, and had never been to hospital”

Irish Mirror

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Heartbroken mum thought toddler had ‘sniffles’ before dying of rare condition, creates charity book

The grieving mum came up with the idea of a charity anthology for Christmas, as she 'wanted to do something in her child's memory that is good'

Wales Online

Heartbroken mum leads tributes to tragic Lanarkshire schoolboy who died after battle with rare brain cancer

Fraser McAllister, 18, is remembered as a 'happy and selfless' boy.

Daily Record

I’m a parent of two children with a brain cancer diagnosis. We’re in the middle of a long and tiring journey

There are many story angles surrounding childhood cancer, but rarely mentioned is the burden of illness on everyday life

The Guardian - AU

New cases of severe long COVID appear to be dropping – and vaccination is probably key

The term “long COVID” is used to describe symptoms or illness that continue for more than four weeks after a positive COVID test or the original onset of symptoms. Some examples include an ongoing loss of taste or smell, debilitating fatigue, and even sustained damage to the heart or brain.

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Alzheimer’s might not be primarily a brain disease. A new theory suggests it’s an autoimmune condition.

The pursuit of a cure for Alzheimer’s disease is becoming an increasingly competitive and contentious quest with recent years witnessing several important controversies.

The Conversation

The story of the 'miracle boy' who defied doctors' expectations twice

Niko Szabo was starved of oxygen at birth and then suffered a huge brain haemorrhage just days after his first birthday

Wales Online

Dad handed devastating diagnosis after medics fail to identify brain tumour for 12 years

After years of suffering with pain, Ben Jones, from Merthyr Tydfil, began to have up to 30 seizures per day which led him to the decision to seek further medical help again this year

Daily Mirror

Ayrshire girl to get dream Blackpool trip after devastating brain tumour diagnosis

Wee Ava was diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour this summer.

Daily Record

An excellent choice for an Uzbek bettor

Betting and sports betting can be compared to an intellectual form of entertainment. After all, here success does not depend on banal luck, but on the excellent functioning of the brain. A qualitative analysis of all available factors, paying ...

USA Today Sports Media Group

Researchers find causes of brain disorders in people with Huntington's disease

Huntington's disease (HD) is a genetic brain disorder caused by a mutation in the huntingtin gene. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Dad diagnosed with cancerous brain tumour after doctors failed him for 12 years

Ben Jones had been for multiple brain scans in 2010 and 2014 where doctors failed to identify his tumour.

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'Exceptionally rare medical event' killed miracle Leitrim teen months after car crash

Consultant neurosurgeon Stephen McNally said scans had shown severe abnormalities in the patient’s brain, while he also suffered a fracture of the spine as well as significant injuries to his lungs

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Hydro boxer who almost died after fight will never return to ring

Alejandra Ayala suffered a brain injury after being knocked out in the 10th round of her WBA and IBO super-welterweight title fight in May. She was in the ring with Hannah Rankin.

360info

Special Report: Brain-machine interfaces

360info is looking into how far brain-machine interface research has come and what is currently at the forefront of science and technology.

360info

The ethics of mind-reading

Tapping into someone’s thoughts may soon be technologically possible. Our institutions are ill-equipped to deal with the resulting human rights violations.

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Communicating with seemingly unconscious patients

Brain-machine interfaces can decipher thoughts and help give some coma survivors a voice. But first we must ensure they’re responsive.

360info

Restoring the ability to swallow using brain-machine interfaces

To address swallowing disorders, most medical researchers look to improving organ function, but these researchers are looking at our brains.

360info

Seeing emotions just the start for brain-reading technology

Technology that can interpret mood and visualise it using augmented reality is just the first step in a promising new field of brain science.

AAP

NRL great Fenech opens up on CTE struggles

South Sydney great Mario Fenech has opened up on his battle with CTE, a type of dementia triggered by repeated head knocks during his playing career.

The Independent UK

They ended wanted pregnancies. Post-Roe, they face new pain.

Ashley Lefebvre hugs her unborn daughter’s urn each night

Daily Record

Stroke risk may be increased by certain blood type, claims study

Living an unhealthy lifestyle can increase your chance of suffering the dangerous condition, but so could your blood type.

The Independent UK

‘Kill him before he kills you’: Stanley Tucci recounts story of altercation with intruder

‘I jumped out of bed naked and yelled: “F*** you!”’ recalled actor

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