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'Unusual' long Covid symptoms lingering weeks after virus from sore gums to pink eye

Patients commonly report bone-deep exhaustion, but Long Covid can cause surprising symptoms.

Daily Record

'I can't look at myself in the mirror after botched brain tumour surgery'

Muftah Salem Eljamel, who performed the surgery was also ordered to pay nearly £3million in compensation to another patient and is now believed to be working in Syria

Daily Mirror

Mayo Clinic Minute: Using lasers on the brain to treat seizures

For roughly a third of people with epilepsy, medication does not control their seizures. Depending on where those seizures originate in the brain, laser therapy can be an option for adults and children.

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Interest Rates Just Rose So What Does This Mean For Your Money, Rent & ‘Ability’ To Buy A Home?

The interest rate in Australia just rose for the first time in a decade. What does this mean for cost of living, rent and first home buyers?

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Scots mum's botched brain tumour surgery left her 'unable to look in mirror'

Maggie McMartin, aged 69, has fundraised over £7,000 for Brain Tumour Research after being diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma.

Daily Record

Rugby evening headlines as 'petulant' Test hopeful slammed and Wales to face England this summer

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Horizon Therapeutics' Inebilizumab Scores European Approval For Spinal Cord Inflammation

The European Commission has approved Horizon Therapeutics plc's (NASDAQ:HZNP) Uplizna (inebilizumab) as monotherapy for neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) who are anti-aquaporin-4 immunoglobulin G seropositive (AQP4-IgG+). NMOSD is an autoimmune disease that attacks the optic nerve, spinal cord, brain, and brain stem. In the N-MOmentum pivotal clinical trial, Uplizna demonstrated a significant reduction…

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Vladimir Putin's health amid Parkinson's and cancer rumours - everything we know

Speculation about the Russian President's health has continued after he appeared to have hand tremors during a meeting

Wales Online

All we know about Vladimir Putin's health amid cancer and Parkinson's rumours

Various Western doctors and arm-chair physicians have speculated about the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin who was seen to have shaking hands during a recent meeting with Alexander Lukashenko

Irish Mirror

Wedding snap makes people's brains 'feel uncomfortable' as they can't work it out

An optical illusion which shows a groom lifting his new bride in the air has gone viral, as people just can't work out what's going on or where exactly her legs are positioned

Daily Mirror

England World Cup winner Ben Kay predicts rugby won't be played in 50 years' time

World Cup winner Ben Kay has shared his concerns over brain injuries among rugby players, warning the sport "might not be here in 50 years time"

Daily Mirror

Mum tells of 'random bad luck' after both daughters are diagnosed with cancer

'It makes me cross that they both had to go through this at such a young age'

Wales Online

The unusual coronavirus symptom that has been leaving people ill for weeks

Many people have been suffering from brain fog, exhaustion and, even earache, weeks after testing positive for coronavirus

Liverpool Echo

Everything we know about Vladimir Putin's health amid Parkinson's and cancer rumours

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Mind-boggling tea and coffee brainteasers

85% of people can’t solve these puzzles in less than two minutes

Wales Online

Today's rugby headlines as World Cup winner warns game may not exist in 50 years amid concern over players' mental health

It has been argued that the biggest issue currently facing the game is the prevalence of brain injuries

Zenger

Mum Says Two Daughters Both Diagnosed With Cancer Eight Years Apart

Sarah, was diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of 11, then eight years later, Katie developed a brain tumor at the age of 25.

Liverpool Echo

Doctors said boy had an infection but mum knew better

By the time Freddie was put in the hands of the specialist, he had been vomiting, struggling to stand up, his eyes would often roll backwards and had blood in his urine

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Brain test: Who dies if 'E' pushes the stone?

Brain tests are fun to attempt. Though it is difficult to get the answers straight and correct in the first attempt, it helps the brain exercise.

Wales Online

The strange unexplained Covid symptoms leaving people badly ill for weeks

Some have been left with dizzy spells while others have been left with terrible earache and sore gums

Daily Mirror

Tom Parker's The Wanted bandmates will help raise his children, says his widow Kelsey

Kelsey Parker, 32, has opened up about how The Wanted stars were a big support to Tom ever since he was diagnosed with brain cancer two years ago, and wants them to have an input in her daughter and son's lives

The Hindu

‘CBI 5: The Brain’ review: Not a worthy sequel to a memorable series

Endless back and forth conversations get dreary after a point

Chronicle Live

Wife of The Wanted star Tom Parker held hand as he died from inoperable brain tumour

The Wanted star died on March 30 aged 33

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Radiofrequency spinal cord stimulation shows improved longer-lasting pain relief: Study

According to a new study, chronic pain spinal cord stimulation (SCS) uses an implanted device to supply a small amount of electricity directly to the spinal cord, altering or blocking nerve activity and minimizing the sensation of pain reaching the brain.

The Times of India

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