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Late Australian footballer Heather Anderson first diagnosed case of CTE brain trauma in a female athlete

Australian rules footballer Heather Anderson, who died in November 2022 aged 28, found to have chronic traumatic encephalopathy

The Guardian - AU

Australian researchers confirm world’s first case of dementia linked to repetitive brain trauma in a female athlete

Researchers at the Australian Sports Brain Bank have today reported the world’s first diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in a female athlete.

The Conversation

I tried a cold plunge before work. It was the productivity hack I didn’t know I needed

Cold water immersion has long been touted as a dopamine booster. Here’s how it affects your brain and body.

Fortune

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Study says smart watches could flag Parkinson's seven years before symptoms

The idea could be used as a new screening tool for Parkinson’s

Nottingham Post

Smart watches 'could help detect Parkinson's seven years before symptoms appear'

The idea could be used as a new screening tool for Parkinson’s

Wales Online

Brain injury suffers help their recovery with footgolf

Northern Trust Brain Injury Service Users support their recovery playing Newtownabbey Footgolf

Belfast Live

Brian Cowen gives rare health update after miraculous recovery from near-fatal stroke

The former Taoiseach has said he is 'doing great' in his first major media interview since suffering a terrible accident when he got a bleed on the brain four years ago.

Irish Mirror

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Band of Builders complete extension for bricklayer who suffered brain aneurysm

More than 70 tradespeople helped with renovations required at Luke Goold-Hannatt’s family home in Suffolk so he could live there again.

The Independent UK

'Premature baby's brain is affected by what their parents do for a living'

Miriam Stoppard shares research from Edinburgh University that reveals social inequalities play a massive role in the brain health of early babies, and how support should be targeted to help these children thrive

Daily Mirror

Smart watches could detect Parkinson’s seven years before symptoms – study

Researchers said the findings could allow the condition to be detected at a much earlier stage than current methods allow

Evening Standard

Smart watches could detect Parkinson’s seven years before symptoms

Around one in 37 people in the UK will be diagnosed with Parkinson’s in their lifetime

The Independent UK

Bake Off star John Whaite hits back at troll who questioned his ADHD diagnosis: ‘Get a grip’

The baker and TV presenter recently revealed his diagnosis and said he is ‘grateful’ for the knowledge

The Independent UK

How many triangles do you see? Most people take six minutes to spot them all

Only the brainiest among us can decipher all the hidden triangles within this green pyramid in under six minutes - it's more challenging than you might think as there's so many shapes for your eyes to sift through

Daily Mirror

Octopuses' sleep found to have active and quiet phases, similar to human sleep

Slumbering periods of octopuses’ sleep have been observed to be interrupted by frenzied activity, highlighting remarkable similarities between sleeping behaviours of octopuses and humans

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Nottingham Post

Mum has 'miracle' baby after brain tumour treatment that could have left her infertile

Leah Fox fell ill while on her honeymoon in Barbados

Wales Online

Woman has 'miracle' baby after brain tumour treatment that could have left her infertile

Leah Fox fell ill while on her honeymoon in Barbados

Daily Mirror

Only those with a high IQ can find 3 differences between breakfast plates in 10 seconds

A new brain teaser is challenging people to find three differences between two plates of breakfast items, and you only have 10 seconds to solve it - can you do it?

Manchester Evening News

Katie Price shares ADHD diagnosis for the first time and says 'my brain is wired differently' and admits to 'wrong choices'

She explained that she's helping her mum, Amy, come to terms with understanding the condition

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The Hindu

Delhi HC dismisses PIL seeking willingness of complainants to undergo polygraph, narco test

The Delhi High Court on July 3 rejected a PIL seeking directions to the police to ask the complainants about their willingness to undergo scientific tests like narco analysis, polygraph and brain mapping during an investigation to prove allegations.

The Independent UK

Drinking coffee gives ‘special’ boost to the brain beyond its caffeine content, study finds

While caffeinated drinks may have some effects, scientists say there are special benefits from coffee drinking

Cinemablend

Jackass Forever’s Steve-O Gets Honest About How It Felt Watching Bull Stunt That Left Johnny Knoxville With Brain Damage

Jackass icon Steve-O weighed in on the dangerous bull stunt Johnny Knoxville performed in the franchise's latest film.

Daily Mirror

Big Brother star Lauren Harries shares health update after unsuccessful spinal surgery

The 45-year-old TV star previously underwent emergency brain surgery in April after falling ill with a mystery condition. She has remained in hospital with her mum sharing updates

The Times of India

The first thing that catches your attention in this puzzle is the way it influences your thinking process

Numerous optical illusions and images stimulate various thinking patterns in your brain. This occurs because you interpret each image based on your past experiences and preconceived notions. As a result, there is an exercise that can help determine whether you tend to be a thoughtful person or an impulsive individual.

The Guardian - AU

When the ants start crawling, yes, I take my antipsychotics – but human touch is also a powerful balm

What’s often overlooked in the treatment of mental illness is the neglect of your body, and its need to be cared for and soothed

The Guardian - AU

Can diabetes and weight-loss drug Ozempic break addictions too?

Doctors are hearing anecdotal reports of reductions in drinking and smoking, but experts caution that more research is needed

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