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Family race against time to save 'beautiful' baby boy found face down in cot

Carter desperately needs treatment which could save him from losing all the skills he has already learned - but he needs to get from his home in Sale, Greater Manchester, to America before he turns two

Daily Mirror

Mum told she had 'vertigo' by GP found she had brain tumour after going to A&E

Emma Capper said she tried to get a face-to-face appointment for weeks

Wales Online

How 'The Boys' gave its oblivious Black superhero a long-overdue awakening

Jessie T. Usher knows what you think of A-Train, his character on Prime Video's hit series "The Boys." And he agrees: For someone so fast on his feet, A-Train is a little slow on the uptake:"I've been waiting for his brain to catch up to his legs … this whole…

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Scots mum thought daughter was 'just being clumsy' before devastating brain tumour diagnosis

Ava was complaining about headaches and feeling sick and dizzy all the time before her diagnosis.

Daily Record

Matthew thought he had Covid but doctors found multiple inoperable brain tumours

But the dad-of-four is defying his terminal diagnosis

Wales Online

Brave Scots woman screams 'I love you mum' during 10,000ft skydive after mum's cancer death

Robyn Towns, from Arbroath, took the leap in honour of mum, Dorothy, who died last December.

Daily Record

Mother thought daughter, 10, was ‘just being clumsy’ before aggressive cancer diagnosis

Jackie Nelson, 35, said she wasn’t overly worried about daughter Ava until she started complaining of headaches

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Mum thought Ava 10 was just clumsy - but she had a deadly brain tumour

Doctors at first said it was a viral infection

Wales Online

Jayanagar General Hospital in Bengaluru gets a brain health clinic

Set up under the Karnataka Brain Health Initiative, similar clinics will come up at SNR Hospital in Kolar and District Hospital in Chickballapur

The Hindu

Dumfries couple whose daughter died from brain tumour raffling flights for charities that helped them through worst time of their lives

Gary and Kirsty Jardine will donate the cash to the organisations that helped daughter Brooke during her eight-year battle with a brain tumour

Daily Record

How does depression work? Analysis finds it's not caused by low serotonin

Around one in seven Australian adults take antidepressants daily, but a review finds no evidence they are treating an underlying cause of depression.

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Taking B6 Vitamin Can Help Reduce Anxiety And Depression, New Research Shows

Taking high-dose vitamin B6 tablets helps to reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, new research has shown.

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Woman who tried to suffocate dad jailed

A woman must serve at least 10 months in prison after pleading guilty to attempting to murder her brain-injured father by smothering his face with a cushion.

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A Pa. Capitol rioter who said she wanted to shoot Pelosi just won an election. Now, she’s headed to prison

The former owner of a Bucks County CrossFit gym who recorded herself during the storming of the Capitol saying she was looking for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi “to shoot her in the friggin’ brain” was sentenced to 60 days incarceration on Thursday.

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Son grows his hair out to make a wig for mother with brain tumour

‘We were super pumped and when they started cutting, we bawled,’ the mother says about her son’s hair.

Wales Online

Woman diagnosed with deadly brain tumour after family noticed she was forgetting her grandchildren's names

The daughter of Gill Hoare, who was diagnosed with a high-grade brain tumour and died at the age of 72, is taking on a swimming challenge in her mother's name

Evening Standard

Archie Battersbee: Parents of brain-damaged boy in Court of Appeal fight

Three appeal judges are overseeing the latest stage of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee’s case at a hearing in London

Daily Mirror

Dad-of-four who thought he had Covid diagnosed with inoperable brain tumours

Matthew Ellis, 33, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumours after mistaking his symptoms for Coronavirus, and has now opened up about living with it

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Parents of brain-damaged boy in Court of Appeal fight

Three appeal judges are overseeing the latest stage of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee’s case at a hearing in London

The Hindu

Bengaluru neurologists see rise in people reporting post-COVID-19 brain disorders

Bengaluru-based neurologists said they are noticing a spike in complications like Guillain-Barre syndrome, Bell’s palsy, insomnia apart from behavioural and cognitive issues

Benzinga

SPRC: Clinical-stage pharma company using cannabinoids to address serious health issues.

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Daily Mirror

Man wakes up smelling burnt rubber only to be handed aggressive brain cancer diagnosis

A man who woke up to find his house 'smelling of rubber' says the mystery odour ended up being a symptom of a terrifying brain tumour that forced him to come back to the UK after living in Australia

Daily Record

Mum told lump was from breastfeeding diagnosed with terminal cancer

Faye Downing, 29, was given the heartbreaking news that the disease had spread to her brain and other parts of her body after going for a check-up scan - and told that "this will be her last Christmas with her kids".

The Independent UK

Judges considering parents’ appeal over treatment for brain-damaged son

A judge on Friday said there was a bleak picture for Archie Battersbee.

The Conversation

Silent, subtle and unseen: How seizures happen and why they're hard to diagnose

The dramatic and incapacitating nature of seizures is reflected in the word itself, which derives from the Greek “to take hold” – like an invisible force suddenly grasping someone and controlling their body. This sense of an unknown force has driven many superstitions and misrepresentations of seizures throughout history.

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