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Mum's agony as she's told daughter's headaches mean she has 15 months to live

Gail Iredale had to tell her daughter Hannah, from Willington, Derbyshire, that she had been diagnosed with a rare form of glioblastoma - an aggressive form of brain cancer

Daily Mirror

Six common things to avoid before bed for fewer nightmares and better sleep

Bananas are best avoided before bed, according to the experts

Wales Online

Only players with laser-sharp focus can spot hidden glasses among tools in 15 seconds

Puzzle lovers and game players have been challenged to take on a new quiz which sees participants race against the clock to find a hidden image. Be warned, only half of those who attempt the brain teaser win

Daily Mirror

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Study shows how napping at the right time can be used to unlock creativity

‘If you access this brain state, you can be more creative in your waking life’

The Independent UK

A man's rare gene variant may have shielded him from devastating form of early Alzheimer's

The discovery of a gene variant that protects against an early, insidious form of Alzheimer's could lead to new treatments for the disease.

LiveScience

Netflix star's huge brain tumour only discovered when he started going blind at 45

Queen Cleopatra star Craig Russell's lime-sized brain tumour began to rob him of his sight - and doctors warned he could die on the operating table

Daily Mirror

How to strengthen your mental health foundations through diet, breathing and positivity

In part two of Dr Alex George’s exclusive new series, he explains how we can boost mental fitess with simple lifestyle changes

Daily Mirror

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Getting too excited can stop men from orgasming – but there’s a solution

The way sex is portrayed in pop culture films and music could easily give you the idea that it, at least physically, should happen easily – particularly for men.

The Conversation

Woman who 'lost control' and grabbed man by hair, repeatedly bashing his head off footpath, jailed

Limerick woman Courtney Murphy, who pleaded guilty to assault causing harm, told Gardai she 'lost control' - her victim was left with a brain injury and needs a cane to walk

Irish Mirror

Northern Ireland groups unite to raise awareness of acquired brain injury

Brain injuries can have devastating, life-long effects to anyone affected, including loved ones.

Belfast Live

Could talking to toddlers be the key to early brain development?

New research suggests infants who hear more speech have more efficient brain signals.

The Independent UK

Only those with eagle eyes can spot child racing on scooter in busy playground scene

A new brain teaser challenges people to find a child racing through a busy playground on a scooter, and it's left some scratching their heads - can you solve it?

Daily Mirror

Talking to babies may help shape brain structure, research finds

Scientists find link between levels of adult speech and infant myelin, which surrounds nerves and makes signals more efficient

The Guardian - UK

Baby talk: Talking to toddlers boost early brain development, study finds

Toddlers who heard more speech in everyday life had more myelin in their brains, researchers found

The Independent UK

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Talking to toddlers boosts early brain development – scientists

Researchers found that infants who heard more speech also had more myelin – a substance that makes brain signals more efficient.

Daily Mirror

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

Elen Thomas, from Wales, was not entitled to a refund when she missed her flight at Heathrow Airport where she was supposed to jet off to Japan with her 11-year-old son

Daily Mirror

Mystery over man who started seeing the world backwards after being shot in the head

Patient M miraculously survived after taking a missile to the head during the Spanish Civil War but his injuries left him seeing the world very differently to his reality

Daily Mirror

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

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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.

Dynamite News

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:

The Independent UK

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

Inverse

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.

Daily Mirror

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

Fortune

4 habits to help you stay mentally sharp in retirement

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

Daily Mirror

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

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