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Psychedelic brew ayahuasca’s profound impact revealed in brain scans

Study gives most advanced picture yet of DMT compound’s effect on advanced functions such as imagination

The Guardian - UK

Alzheimer’s disease: problems with the brain’s energy supply could be a cause

Scientists have been working to understand the root causes of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease for decades now. But one of the reasons we don’t yet have a cure for this disease is because of the complexity of the human brain – alongside the complexity of the disease itself.

The Conversation

Boy, 5, diagnosed with ultra-rare brain cancer after routine eye test

Tyler Keys, 5, from Essex, was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer after going for a regular check-up. Tyler was recommended to have the test after his teacher became concerned about his learning

Daily Mirror

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TikTok star Jehane Thomas' heart-breaking photo taken days before sudden death after suffering with optic neuritis

Jehane Thomas, 30, had shared details of her diagnosis or optic neuritis

Wales Online

Only people with high IQ can spot hidden letter in 21 seconds in tricky brain teaser

Test your cognitive skills with this tricky brain teaser that challenges you to find the odd X hidden within these colourful Ys in just 21 seconds – if you do you've apparently got a high IQ

Irish Mirror

Debilitating and often overlooked menopause symptom that top doctor wants all women to know

Leading expert aims to raise awareness about a problem that can be difficult for sufferers to recognise - or even talk about

Daily Mirror

The helmet safety system slowly making its way to the MotoGP grid

MIPS, which stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is a technology developed in 1996 by specialists from the Royal Institute of Technology and brain surgeon Hans von Holst.

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Overlooked symptom of menopause all people need to know about

A leading expert has revealed the most commonly overlooked symptom

Liverpool Echo

Soccer Players 50% More Likely To Develop Dementia

It adds to the evidence that heading the ball damages the brain as soccer players 50% more likely to develop dementia

Zenger

The little-known symptom of the menopause that women should know about, expert says

The menopause is a natural part of aging in those with a female reproductive system, and can affect you physically and mentally - but there is one symptom that goes unnoticed.

Edinburgh Live

Girl, 7, battling inoperable brain tumour after complaining of headaches and double vision

Jasmine Freeman's parents said six weeks ago, she was just a "normal child" but their world has been turned upside down

Wales Online

'Overlooked' menopause symptom one expert wants all women to know about

The doctor is keen to make some noise about an often overlooked symptom that sees her patients panic, with many women experiencing brain dog during perimenopause.

Daily Record

How a London university is bringing its PhDs to the global south – without adding to the brain drain

Overseas students will soon be able to take joint degrees with Soas University of London, tackling transnational issues from their home countries

The Guardian - UK

Lesser-known symptom of menopause highlighted by doctor

Asha Kasliwal said it can be difficult to talk about

Wales Online

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The Wanted star vows to honour Tom Parker's wishes ahead of anniversary of singer's death

Tom Parker died after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour

Edinburgh Live

Only those with high IQ can spot the odd letter within 21 seconds in testing brain teaser

Check your cognitive skills with this brain teaser than asks you to find the hidden X hidden amongst the colourful Ys in just 21 seconds, and if you manage you might have a high IQ.

Nottingham Post

The lesser known menopause symptom leading doctor wants all women to know and what to do

Dr Kasliwa says she wants to create more noise around the symptom

Tribune News Service

Fla. dad with brain cancer goes high-tech to get more time with his daughters

MIAMI -- Mike Hugo, a 37-year-old Wellington, Florida, resident, has two young daughters, a wife, and a rare form of brain cancer.

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Award-winning Nottinghamshire beauty clinic in line to be named best in country

Owner Jade Grey has opened up about her professional and home life

Manchester Evening News

The mum who donated her tragic five-year-old daughter's brain after 'death sentence'

"It wasn’t if she would die, but when"

Manchester Evening News

The lesser known symptom of the menopause that a leading doctor wants all women to know

"It can be difficult for sufferers to recognise and talk about it with their colleagues, friends or family"

The Guardian - AU

Concussion experts call for tougher AFL penalties after Kysaiah Pickett’s high bump

Leading concussion experts have called for stiffer sanction, arguing the Melbourne player should have been banned for at least four matches

ABC News

Midland Public Hospital review sparked by death of former patient Ashley Webb

Ashley believed she had one last shot to get help. Like millions of Australians every year, she looked for it in a hospital emergency department.

Daily Mirror

Only people with high IQ can spot odd letter within 21 seconds in tricky brain teaser

Test your cognitive skills with this tricky brain teaser that challenges you to find the odd X hidden within these colourful Ys in just 21 seconds – if you do you've apparently got a high IQ

Wales Online

Mum's utter heartbreak at losing child days after arriving in France 26-weeks pregnant for family holiday

'We had 20 minutes all together as a family of four. It was the best that it could have been'

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