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Woman told 'go to hospital NOW' after struggling to see following Lanzarote holiday

Mel Kelly was on migraine medication and was struggling to see when she did an e-consult with her GP before flying to Lanzarote for a five-day holiday

Daily Mirror

Woman, 22, told to 'go to hospital now' after Lanzarote holiday

"It was crazy to go from one extreme to the other, I'd just come back off my holidays."

Liverpool Echo

Kelsey Parker praises 'incredible' Ed Sheeran for support amid late Tom's cancer battle

Tom Parker's widow Kelsey Parker has praised singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran for helping her family through the darkest time of their lives while Tom battled an inoperable brain tumour

Daily Mirror

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Conor McGregor slams long-time UFC rival Justin Gaethje as a "braindead fool"

Former interim lightweight champion Gaethje has had a lengthy rivalry with McGregor over the last few years, with the pair once almost signed to fight each other

Daily Mirror

Nottinghamshire gold medallist helps set up business after head injury

Shona, who is a Olympic gold and bronze medallist, has suffered from multiple brain injuries throughout her career, and says these products have really helped her recovery,

Nottingham Post

Social rank influences stress response: Research

Does a person's social position influence their degree of stress? Read further on Dynamite News:

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Son, 18, gave mum “hopeful” sign after days in an induced coma with brain injuries

Tudur Evans’ parents received a shocking phone call when out Christmas shopping after he was involved in a car accident

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New Squishy 3D-Printing Method Could Make Brain Surgery Safer

Many neurosurgeons practice each surgery before they get into the operating room based on models of what they know about the patient’s brain.

Inverse

‘Bees are sentient’: inside the stunning brains of nature’s hardest workers

‘Fringe’ research suggests the insects that are essential to agriculture have emotions, dreams and even PTSD, raising complex ethical questions

The Guardian - US

‘I got a brain injury and a life sentence’: the hidden legacy of male violence against women

The effects of head trauma on athletes are well documented. Finally, a UK study is examining the long-term brain health of females abused by their partner

The Guardian - UK

The family of a 'bundle of fun' County Durham girl who died from a brain tumour aim to create annual legacy

Sophie Welburn passed away in March 2022, eight months after being diagnosed, and her family have continued to fundraise for Brain Tumour Research

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Grieving dad calls for ban on 'death trap' kits that boost bikes' speed after son's death

Owen David Jones was 17 when he suffered a catastrophic brain injury coming off a pal’s high-powered Sur-Ron dirt e-bike at up to 30mph last May. His father fears other people may die in similar tragies

Daily Mirror

The Power’s Showrunner Explains How Challenging It Was To Adapt Naomi Alderman’s Novel For Amazon Prime: ‘My Brain Still Hurts’

Raelle Tucker, the showrunner of The Power explains how hard it was to adapt Naomi Alderman's novel for Amazon Prime.

Cinemablend

Gwyneth Paltrow's trial featured gossipy questions about Taylor Swift, skiing etiquette and many memes

Gwyneth Paltrow's trial should have come down to one question: who was at fault for a collision at the upscale Utah ski resort in 2016? But it quickly turned it into a farce, featuring bumbling lawyers, bizarre questions and a wild goose chase for missing footage.

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It took Neil Diamond years to accept his Parkinson's diagnosis: 'I'm still doing it'

Years after revealing his Parkinson's disease diagnosis, rock legend Neil Diamond is opening up about life with the degenerative brain disorder.

Evening Standard

Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey: ‘I feel his presence all the time’

The Wanted star died last March, at the age of 33, following an 18-month battle with stage four glioblastoma brain cancer

Daily Record

Scots MMA fighter Stevie Ray's relief after £110k raised for daughter's brain surgery

Myla Ray, seven, is becoming drug intolerant and is at risk of dying in her sleep.

The Times of India

Only a hawk-eyed person can find the frog in under 10 seconds

Optical illusions can also improve your cognitive skills and encourage creative thought. They are an enjoyable method to exercise your brain and develop your problem-solving abilities.

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Brain teaser challenges you to find cat without tail as quickly as possible

Among the group of cats in this image is one that's missing its tail. Can you spot it?

Evening Standard

VR ‘death simulator’ shows what happens when you die

The afterlife experience recreates a cardiac arrest and brain death.

Daily Record

Optical illusion tests people to use detective skills to spot fish among cats

Puzzles are a great way to workout your brain - and this one will likely cause a mental sweat.

Irish Mirror

Kerry man receives life sentence for manslaughter of fellow homeless man in Cork

Gifted chef Timmy Hourihane suffered severe facial trauma, brain swelling, broken facial bones and battering of teeth in the attack

Daily Mirror

Only those with highest IQ can track the hidden Easter egg in this brain teaser

This latest brain teaser is leaving people scratching their heads as they try to track down the hidden Easter egg - some say only the smartest people can crack it

The New Daily

Magnesium-rich foods crucial for ageing bodies and brains

Increasing your daily intake of magnesium may protect against age-related brain shrinkage, white matter lesions and the risk of dementia.

The Conversation

AI will soon become impossible for humans to comprehend – the story of neural networks tells us why

In 1956, during a year-long trip to London and in his early 20s, the mathematician and theoretical biologist Jack D. Cowan visited Wilfred Taylor and his strange new “learning machine”. On his arrival he was baffled by the “huge bank of apparatus” that confronted him. Cowan could only stand by…

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