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Mum's warning as girl, 3, suffers bleed on brain after falling from scooter

Robyn McAreavey is 'lucky to be alive', her mum said

Manchester Evening News

Uncle makes heartfelt plea after nephew, 4, crushed to death by tractor

Harry Lee was suffered a catastrophic brain injury following an accident at his family’s farm

The Independent UK

Air pollution ‘likely’ to increase the risk of developing dementia, say experts

A Government research group has found that air pollution is "likely" to increase the risk of accelerated cognitive decline and suffering from dementia

Daily Mirror

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Teen fighting for his life after contracting brain-eating amoeba at Florida beach

Only 25 per cent of those infected survive the lethal Naegleria Fowleri amoeba

The Independent UK

Man dies days after police found him unconscious with pet snake around his neck

The man died from an “anoxic brain injury” caused by the snake

The Independent UK

Fears of more long COVID, a ‘mass disabling event’ as variants rip through California

LOS ANGELES — As highly infectious omicron subvariants continue to fuel a new coronavirus wave, there is growing concern about long COVID, in which symptoms or increased risk of illness can persist for months or even years.

Los Angeles Times

DA: 4 jail guards failed to act as inmate attempted suicide

Four New York City jail guards have been indicted for failing to intervene in an inmate’s suicide attempt until it was too late to save the teenager from serious brain damage

The Independent UK

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What the players will have to prove when rugby's day of reckoning comes: The full legal lowdown explained

185 players - including around 50 former Welsh professionals such as Ryan Jones and Alix Popham - are taking legal action over alleged negligence

Wales Online

$Belfast family's warning after child suffers fractured skull falling from scooter$

Belfast family's warning after child suffers fractured skull falling from scooter

Robyn's mum says the three-year-old started to vomit 15 minutes after the fall

Belfast Live

Woman with Alice in Wonderland syndrome shares 'terrifying out-of-body' experiences

Etta Shaheen has now learnt how to deal with her crippling symptoms that saw her homebound for almost two years

Daily Mirror

Baby’s arm amputated at 10 days old after he suffered blood clots in the womb

Little Zack from Hull, East Yorkshire was born with a “bruised and blistered” left arm

The Independent UK

Here's why Joni Mitchell's performance at the Newport Folk Festival is so incredible

The iconic singer-songwriter wasn't able to walk or talk after a brain aneurysm in 2015. Dr. Anthony Wang, a neurosurgeon, explains the challenges she faced as a musician and her remarkable comeback.

WEKU

England rugby international says legal action over brain damage is not the right way to go

England World Cup final winger Mark Cueto believes the matter needs to be kept out of the courts

Wales Online

Brain-eating amoeba leaves boy, 13, battling for life after swimming at popular beach

Caleb Ziegelbauer, 13, has been hospitalised with a brain-eating amoeba, and his heartbroken family are raising money so they can "continue to fight on the outside while Caleb fights on the inside"

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Scientists finally decode how Covid virus reaches the human brain

Novel coronavirus has always been associated with several neurological symptoms but how it reaches the brain has remained a mystery until now

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as calls made to slash season in half and Wales captain cleared in court

Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Tuesday July 26

The Times of India

Can you exercise yourself to death? Is this what happened with TV actor Deepesh Bhan?

The sudden demise of 41-year-old TV actor Deepesh Bhan, who by all accounts led a fit and healthy lifestyle, serves as a reminder that a rigorous fitness routine or abstaining from alcohol and tobacco still do not guarantee a long or healthy life. In fact, if overdone, exercise or diets…

Dublin Live

Martin King's wife Jenny McCarthy admits there are days she thinks about cancer returning

The celebrity photographer and wife of Virgin Media host Martin King had a brain tumour removed earlier this year

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The Guardian - UK

Today’s Brain of Britain contestants find quiz harder, says host

Performance on BBC Radio 4 quizshow has slipped despite questions getting no harder, says Russell Davies

The Guardian - UK

Pandemic knocked you off your stride? An active woman’s tips for getting fit again

Brain tricks and toothbrush squats might seem crazy, but it’s all part of getting into a healthy routine, says author Rose George

The Guardian - AU

While the ALP searches for its heart and the Greens its brain, perhaps what they both really need is courage

For Australia’s new centre-left government to work, both progressive parties have to put aside the machinations and recognise the best intentions of the other

Tribune News Service

Study: Having just 4 drinks a week changes your brain

Many people have a cocktail before dinner or a drink to help them wind down at the end of the day. No big deal, right? According to a new observational study, that alcohol consumption might be changing your brain.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Packers Agree to Contract Extensions With LaFleur, GM

Green Bay’s brain trust is sticking together for the foreseeable future.

The Guardian - UK

Rugby union warned ‘radical action’ must be taken to counter brain disease

‘Delay is no longer an option,’ said Progressive Rugby, a pressure group which has claimed the reputation of the sport is being ‘damaged beyond repair’

Evening Standard

Archie Battersbee: Doctors can stop providing life-support treatment, judges rule

Doctors can lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to a 12-year-old boy left in a comatose state after suffering “catastrophic” brain damage three months ago, appeal judges have ruled.Three judges delivered a ruling on Monday at a Court of Appeal hearing in London about what moves were in Archie Battersbee’s best…

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