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Mum sent home from GP after reporting headaches learns she has rare brain tumour

Tara Hussain had been experiencing the pain for a year, but believed it to just be a bad pressure headache.

Daily Record

Can you solve it? Chicken or egg

Brain games from a master puzzler

The Guardian - UK

Only those with high IQ can spot hidden I among sea of Js in 9 seconds

Can you focus your mind enough to find the odd letter in this sequence of Js? Supposedly only those with an 'alert mind' and high IQ can spot it within nine seconds

Daily Mirror

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'Breast milk could help the brain development of premature babies born before 37 weeks'

Dr Miriam reveals research at Edinburgh University which indicates that the brains of premature babies who have more breast milk could develop more quickly than those who don't

Daily Mirror

Study: Musical ability makes adults better listeners by keeping brain young

The global population is ageing at an unprecedented rate. Ageing can produce a variety of cognitive impairments, imposing a tremendous strain on families and society. Read further on Dynamite News:

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45 Years Ago, a Mind-Blowing Sci-Fi Movie Delivered a Powerful Message

This might just be the most effective anti-drug film ever made. Here's why 'Brain Damage' is still worth watching.

Inverse

The Strange But Real Connection Between Air Pollution and Mental Health

Asthma, cardiovascular disease, cancer, premature death, and stroke are among a long list of problems that can be caused by exposure to air pollution.

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These Rare Genetic Diseases Are Finally Getting Attention From Drug Companies

Rare genetic conditions like Dravet syndrome are finally receiving new therapies from drug companies.

Inverse

How brain cells are starved of energy in autophagy dysfunction: Study

Neurodegeneration in brain cells may occur when the normal cellular cleansing mechanism failed owing to declining levels of a coenzyme related to niacin and deprives cells of energy. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Only true royal fans can spot raspberry ripple ice cream in bustling Coronation scene

If you manage to spot the raspberry ripple ice cream in this royal brain teaser, you're among the speediest puzzle solvers out there. It turns out only one in five are able to

Daily Mirror

It's time for us all to talk about dementia – which is so much more than forgetting

MY mother asks me frequently: “Where am I? What is this place?” She cranes her neck to look out of a window as if the view – newly revealed…

The National (Scotland)

'I used to run 10ks, now I need a stick to help me walk but I no longer grieve for the old me'

Megan Pask-Walker has been diagnosed with a very rare condition which has changed her life completely

Wales Online

The Former Pro Athletes Turning to Magic Mushrooms for Relief

The use of psychedelic mushrooms is gaining traction in the United States. Many researchers predict FDA approval of a psychedelic treatment will come within the next five years.

Inverse

Warning to dog owners as research links lead walking to traumatic brain injury risk

The researchers explained that whilst they "strongly encourage people to leash their dogs" they want more people to be aware of the possibility of accidents with leads

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'Loving' boy, 8, diagnosed with rare cancer as migraines turn out to be brain tumour

Stanley Bramble's severe headaches were the result of a brain tumour called ependymoma. Only 30 children are diagnosed with the condition in the UK each year

Dynamite News

Music therapy may help children with brain injuries: Research

New pilot research has found that a music therapy strategy may help youngsters with severe acquired brain injuries (ABI) meet their walking recovery goals. Read Further on Dynamite News:

The New Daily

Not just scans and cognitive tests: Diet is an indicator of brain health

Researchers are very close to concluding that your diet is a pretty reliable sign that your brain is compromised health-wise.

Inverse

Christian Bale’s Most Disturbing Movie and the Dark History of Sleep Science

You’ve probably had a sleepless night every now and then. But chances are, you’ve never experienced anything like Trevor Reznik’s insomnia.

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The Guardian - UK

How many bridges are there over the Amazon River? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

Daily Mirror

Only eagle-eyed players can find every rabbit in baffling photo in 11 seconds

Puzzle lovers and pet fans will be delighted to know the latest brain teaser leaving players scratching their heads combines both of their interests, as the challenge involves counting the bunnies in a baffling photo

The Independent UK

Mysterious cluster of child brain infections on the rise in southern Nevada

In Nevada last year, the number of brain abscesses in kids tripled — rising from an average of four to five a year to 18

The Independent UK

I’m a Celebrity South Africa: Gillian McKeith questions if Shaun Ryder has ‘had a brain transplant’

‘He was very welcoming to me, actually,’ McKeith said

Daily Mirror

Woman reveals what happens in out-of-body experiences - including dying 3 times

Beverley Gilmour, 57, claims to have gone on to have "private relationships" with famous people in the afterlife having suffered brain trauma in her 20s which left her having unusual experiences with the dead.

Fortune

The Google Brain-DeepMind merger is probably good for Google. It might not be for us

Alphabet needs to get more out of its A.I. research spending. But Google's gain could wind up being our loss.

Liverpool Echo

Man with brain injury told he was 'too drunk' to board Merseyrail train

Nick Williams said he was "embarrassed" and "offended" by what happened

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