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Grandma with 'ticking time bomb' brain tumour gives it hilarious name

Cornwall mum-of-three Tara Simpson has named her brain tumour after the Harry Potter villain due to it being "he-who-must-not-be-named" in her family

Daily Mirror

Taking a Vacation Is Good For Your Brain — But Only If You Do It Right

Research on vacation shows we need to embrace a new mindset: Vacation isn’t frivolous; it’s healthy. Studies suggest time off is essential to well-being.

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Study reveals traffic-related air pollution affects brain function

According to a study from the University of California, Irvine, exposure to traffic-related air pollution causes memory loss, cognitive decline, and the activation of brain pathways linked to the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Talented boxer reveals first sign of brain tumour after collapsing at service station

Father-of-two Peter McDonagh says he was forced to give up his professional boxing career after doctors missed signs of his brain tumour for six years

The Independent UK

Neuroscientists Finally Understand An Elusive Mechanism Involved in Memory Creation

Researchers may have pinpointed the spot where brains store memories, which could help develop new neurological drugs.

Inverse

Huntington’s disease: 'First symptom’ of incurable brain condition

Symptoms of Huntington’s disease will gradually get worse for around 10 to 25 years until the patient dies. Here's everything you need to know about the the debilitating condition

Daily Mirror

4 habits to help you stay mentally sharp in retirement

This isn't your great grandpa's retirement style.

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Teen went to opticians with squint in her eye - but was given a devastating diagnosis

College student Molly Whitelaw, 18, was diagnosed with a brain tumour in January 2021 after being sent to the hospital by her optician, who couldn't see the back of her eye

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh teen diagnosed with 'constantly growing' brain tumour after optician appointment

Molly Whitelaw, from Edinburgh, was diagnosed with the condition after a check-up at the opticians revealed the brain tumour, as her squint had returned.

Edinburgh Live

Study shows how air pollution affects movement disorders after stroke

The precise mechanism through which air pollution influences the prognosis of ischemic stroke, or stroke caused by a decrease in blood supply to the brain, is unknown. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Brain-altering fungi could lead the next frontier in mental health care

Humans have known about the hallucinogenic properties of fungi for centuries

Wales Online

Only sharp-eyed geniuses can spot hidden penguin toy in messy room

A new brainteaser has left people scratching their heads as they struggle to find the toy penguin among the items on the floor of in a messy bedroom - can you find it?

Daily Mirror

Cancer stricken mum suffers airport heartbreak waiting to board bucket list holiday

Elen Thomas lost the dream holiday she was taking her son on after suddenly falling ill at the airport departure gate

Wales Online

Scots teen who can't feel top of her head has 'constantly growing' brain tumour

Molly Whitelaw was diagnosed with after a check-up at the opticians when squint returned.

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How hearing aids can help prevent cognitive decline

Hearing aids are not a cure for dementia, but they are an investment that could reduce the costs of dementia care by 8 percent, writes Grant Searchfield

The National (Scotland)

St Mirren 2 Hearts 2: Buddies brain freeze dents European dream

The hosts had been 2-0 up but Hearts hauled back to level in the final minute of additional time.

ABC News

End-of-life care on agenda as doctors gather in Sydney for inaugural Islamic medicine conference

A highly-respected Shariah scholar and London-based general practitioner will address a gathering of Muslim doctors who will discuss ethical issues raised by end of life care and organ donation.

ABC News

Zac Stanton suffered a serious head injury while playing for an AFL Queensland club. A battle with his insurer followed

The long-term effects of multiple head knocks and concussion in professional sport has recently been in the spotlight. But, as Zac found out, just one hit can be life-changing.

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Coronation Street star Chris Fountain hospitalised as he waits for surgery following stroke

Chris suffered a Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) after a blood clot lodged in his brain.

WhatToWatch

TWO main cast members confirm Emmerdale return ahead of summer storylines

Two Emmerdale stars have confirmed their return to the Dales.

The Times of India

Puzzle: Can you find the horse in this elephant farm picture?

One of the simplest methods to gauge attention is to use optical illusion visuals, which are created to deceive the human mind. Neuroscientists have employed optical illusion images to investigate how the brain generates the impression of reality. Because of the brain's capacity to fill in the blanks left by…

Liverpool Echo

Boy who loved singing, dancing and Cheeky Monkey crisps died aged 6

Zack Molyneux was given just six months to live in May 2021

The Guardian - UK

Call for psychosis treatment overhaul after evidence of autoimmune trigger

Patients to be treated with medicines used for arthritis and lupus in relaunch of pioneering UK trial

Glasgow Live

Boxer who 'touched death' after Glasgow match is set to become a mum

Professional boxer, Alejandra Ayala's parents were told she would 'likely die' after a fighting match in Glasgow last May caused life-threatening injuries, now she is a soon-to-be mum.

WEKU

As some families learn the hard way, dementia can take a toll on financial health

Reckless behavior with money can be a warning sign of cognitive decline — and the condition can put people at risk of financial ruin. There are few institutional safeguards in place.

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