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Fans were ‘not well’ at Taylor Swift dancing to Bad Bunny at the 2023 Grammys

‘Taylor Swift dancing to Bad Bunny altered my brain chemistry forever,’ one fan writes on Twitter

The Independent UK

'Fit and healthy' decorator's earache turned out to be infection that killed him

Doctors desperately tried to save Gareth Rowlands, 50, by placing him in an induced coma, but the damage to his brain was so severe that he was rendered 'incompatible with life'

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh parents 'thought they would lose' toddler after Meningitis diagnosis

Andrew Vipond and his wife Moyra feared the worst for their little daughter Emily after she was admitted to hospital and remained under the care of doctors for a month shortly after turning one in 2012

Edinburgh Live

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Man needed brain surgery after being hit with metal cannister in vicious Nottinghamshire street attack

The victim, aged in his 20s, was attacked in Nottinghamshire at around 9.30pm on Monday, July 18.

Nottingham Post

Woman ignores vet advice to put dog down three times, now canine is 18 years old and ‘thriving’

Emma-Jane Taylor said her dog Charlie helped her cope with the unexpected loss of her brother to a brain haemorrhage and is forever grateful for the 'sparky and happy' dog's companionship

Wales Online

Double killer and rapist dies behind bars while serving life sentence at HMP Frankland

George Naylor was jailed for life for killing two prostitutes in Bradford

Chronicle Live

Cold water swimming really does make you feel happy, brain studies show

Study finds that bathing in cold water triggers changes in the brain that help us to feel upbeat and alert

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Woman weighed just 4st after being diagnosed with cancerous brain tumour

Vikki Hindley was told there was nothing wrong with her by a GP - but she was later diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma

Wales Online

Sports betting apps' notifications and leaderboards encourage more and more wagers – a psychologist who treats gambling addictions explains why some people get hooked

Joe is a full-time college student who also works some nights as a security guard. He played basketball all through high school and loves to follow the sport. Tonight one of his favorite teams is playing and he’s placed a US$100 bet for them to win.

The Conversation

Brain tumour patients report drowsiness as key symptom during their ‘final weeks’

Loss of consciousness is one of the most frequently reported symptoms during the final weeks of a brain tumour patient’s life

Daily Mirror

Scots OAP with brain tumour denied help with energy bills over £6.50 debt

The pensioner was refused help when he had just £1 of emergency credit in his meter.

Daily Record

Fans were ‘not well’ at Taylor Swift dancing to Bad Bunny at the 2023 Grammys

‘Taylor Swift dancing to Bad Bunny altered my brain chemistry forever,’ one fan writes on Twitter

The Independent UK

Kim Kardashian fans beg her to 'limit' North's TikTok access after odd 'dead brain' post

Kim Kardashian has been urged to stop daughter North West posting on TikTok so much after her latest video saw her carrying out a bizarre routine as she posted about 'dead brains'

Daily Mirror

Brits set to join groundbreaking stem cell trial to help Parkinson's patients

Their brains will be infused with millions of the cells in a trial aimed at demonstrating if the technique can slow, stop or even reverse the course of the devastating condition

Daily Mirror

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Inverse

How Your Diet Could Help (or Hurt) Your Aging Brain

Two recent studies suggest that eating ultra-processed foods may worsen age-related cognitive decline and increase the risk of dementia.

The Guardian - UK

Writer Robert Douglas-Fairhurst: ‘The less the body works, the more you appreciate any bit that still does’

The writer and professor of English literature on being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and the more unexpected ways his life has been transformed

The Independent UK

Pedro Pascal stars in hilarious Mario Kart parody of The Last of Us on Saturday Night Live

‘That’s gonna live rent free in my brain forever,’ wrote one viewer

Inverse

How HBO's 'The Last of Us' Reveals a Deadly Truth About Fungal Infections

And just as one of the characters in The Last of Us suggests, climate change may present new problems. Warming global temperatures mean fungi must adapt — and more may infect humans.

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Daily Mirror

Carol Vorderman on a mission to boost brains with new Perfect 10 quizzes

Former Countdown star Carol Vorderman's new online adventure - called Perfect 10 - has already attracted around six million participants since its launch last month

The Independent UK

Why a new Alzheimer's drug is having a slow US debut

The first drug to show that it slows Alzheimer’s is on sale, but treatment for most patients is still several months away

Chronicle Live

Sunderland singer Faye Fantarrow brings forward debut song release due to brain tumour health concerns

The 20-year-old rising star from Sunderland, who is undergoing experimental treatment for a brain tumour, releases first song AWOL early to coincide with World Cancer Day

Wales Online

Mum who found new love after son's suicide told her husband has months to live

Joanne met Ben after her son Charley took his own life. Now Ben has been given a terminal cancer diagnosis

The Guardian - UK

What is the longest human bone and do orcas sleep? 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

Dynamite News

Study: Weight Loss Can Be Early Predictor Of Alzheimer's Disease In People With Down Syndrome

Researchers revealed that unintentional weight loss in individuals with Down syndrome may signal the beginning of Alzheimer's disease long before usual cognitive symptoms like memory loss and dementia become apparent. Read further on Dynamite News:

Zenger

Drug Made From Celery Seeds May Boost Chances Of Recovering From A Stroke

There may be new alternatives for treating clot-related strokes if the findings are verified in more trials

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