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Drag race driver jailed for friend's crash

A drag racer has been jailed for six months after his friend crashed on Melbourne's Monash Freeway and suffered a traumatic brain injury.

AAP

Owen Farrell set to return but Progressive Rugby want longer concussion stand down period

“In line with our seven-point elite rugby requirements, we strongly believe that players require a stand down period of at least 21 days following a brain injury. With such an enviable squad to pick from, it seems an excellent opportunity to err on the side of caution”

Daily Mirror

Dad attacked by thug while walking with newborn baby as pram rolls into the road

Anthony Twigg suffered a fractured skull and bleed on the brain, and was left homeless following his relationship breaking down as a result of the violent assault as he walked with his young family

Daily Mirror

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A sense of justice is just human nature

Two professors explain that a moral compass — which appraises right and wrong — is intrinsic to being human

Salon

AI robots use patterns, not grammar

New AI technology allows robots to write complex articles, code and even poems — without grammar

Salon

Magic mushrooms’ psilocybin can alleviate severe depression when used with therapy

Nearly third of patients on largest trial using psychedelic compound went into rapid remission

The Guardian - UK

Judy Coughlin, wife of former Giants coach Tom Coughlin, dies at 77 after battling brain disorder

NEW YORK — Judy Coughlin, wife of former Giants head coach Tom Coughlin, died Wednesday after battling an incurable brain disorder. She was 77.

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EastEnders fans in floods of tears as Lola gets devastating news after surgery

EastEnders' Lola Pearce - played by Danielle Harold - has undergone surgery for a brain tumour - but in tonight's episode she was dealt some heartbreaking news and told her cancer was incurable

Daily Mirror

Trial told Mongolian woman stabbed in Dublin attack died after irreversible blood loss to brain

A 16-year-old male, who cannot be named as he is a minor, has pleaded not guilty to the murder

Irish Mirror

A drug to treat COVID brain damage?

Research shows COVID causes damage similar to Parkinson's disease, but experts may have found a way to shut it off

Salon

Judy Coughlin, Wife of Former NFL Coach Tom Coughlin, Has Died

She was 77 years old and was diagnosed with a rare brain disorder in 2020.

Sports Illustrated

Liverpool winger has 'brain' to keep scoring as 'sensible' approach explained

Teenage winger Trent Kone-Doherty was on the mark once again with Liverpool avoiding falling into Napoli trap in UEFA Youth League

Liverpool Echo

EastEnders fans distracted by hospital gaffe as Lola Pearce prepares for brain surgery

EastEnders star Lola Pearce, played by Danielle Harold, prepared to undergo surgery for her brain tumour in scenes on Walford on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

Lab-grown brain cells can play Pong – so should they have legal rights?

The story could have been straight out of science fiction – scientists have grown human brain cells in a lab, and taught them to play the video game Pong, similar to squash or tennis. But this didn’t happen on the big screen. It happened in a lab in Melbourne, Australia,…

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Brain tumour symptoms and key signs to look out for

If you notice any of these symptoms it is important to contact your GP

Wales Online

Two tumours were cause of mum's excruciating headaches, making her brain look like a 'fruit bowl'

The brave mum is now raising funds for Brain Tumour Research and encourages people to get checked out if they feel 'something isn’t right'

Al Jazeera

New concussion protocol in place for World Cup 2022

FIFA medical staff will work alongside team doctors under the credo ‘suspect and protect’ at the tournament in Qatar.

Daily Mirror

Early epilepsy symptoms to look out for as condition can cause sudden death

In the UK, around 1,000 people die from causes related to epilepsy, with many of the deaths thoughts to be avoidable. Here we take a closer look at the condition and some of the early warning signs to be aware of

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The Conversation

Cannabis holds promise for pain management, reducing the need for opioid painkillers – a neuropharmacology expert explains how

Drug overdose deaths from opioids continue to rise in the U.S. as a result of both the misuse of prescription opioids and the illicit drug market.

The Conversation

Uncharted Brain: Decoding Dementia – introducing a new podcast series

Uncharted Brain: Decoding Dementia is a new podcast series from The Conversation examining new research unlocking clues to the ongoing mystery of how dementia works in the brain. Listen to the trailer now before the series launches on November 16.

Daily Mirror

Woman in coma for seven months gives birth to healthy baby and is still unconscious

Shafiya, a 23-year-old mum-to-be in northern India, was involved in a horrific motorbike accident that left her with such bad head injuries she needed five brain surgeries

WEKU

What causes Alzheimer's? Study puts leading theory to 'ultimate test'

Researchers are launching a make-or-break study to test the conventional wisdom about what causes Alzheimer's disease.

The Times of India

Oxford puzzles: Can you solve these questions from the Oxford University admission test?

Give your brain a bigger challenge to solve. These questions from Oxford University's admission test will help you polish your problem solving ability.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Sports doctor speaks out against slap fighting, calls it ‘as risky of a sport as possible’ for brain injuries

"I don't think any commission should be backing slap fighting," Dr. Brian Sutterer said in wake of Nevada supporting Dana White's league.

Wales Online

Scientists discover what makes you vomit - and could be close to a cure

Offers hope of combating morning sickness and side effects of cancer drugs

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