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Kick up your heels – ballroom dancing offers benefits to the aging brain and could help stave off dementia

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

The Conversation

Gary Speed’s widow Louise loses second husband Quinton Bird to brain cancer, aged 53

Bird and Louise were married in December 2021 in Peckforton Castle in Cheshire

The Independent UK

Gary Speed's widow suffers another tragic loss as new husband dies after cancer battle

Louise found love again after the loss of the ex-footballer and remarried to Quinton Bird, who passed away following a brain cancer diagnosis.

Daily Record

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Gary Speed's widow suffers another loss as new husband dies after brain cancer battle

Louise found love again with property developer Quinton Bird and the two were married in December 2021

Liverpool Echo

Gary Speed's widow suffers another tragedy as new husband dies after brain cancer battle

Louise found love again with property developer Quinton Bird and the two were married in December 2021, but he tragically passed away after fighting brain cancer for two years

Daily Mirror

6 foods and drinks to choose in the New Year to improve mood, energy, and longevity

These foods and drinks have physical and mental health benefits.

Fortune

Teen diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour after falling asleep during school

The devastated family were told the saddening results that the original tumour had returned and a secondary tumour had appeared at the brain stem - making it inoperable.

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Why do we get nightmares?

Sleep is the best time of day for the body to rest and let go of things we have to face. Dreams are also commonly associated with sleep. Assuming you sleep like a regular person each night, you should have a few dreams, most of which will generally be forgotten,…

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'My daughter kept falling asleep at school - but the reason for it was devastating'

Mum-of-two Karen Kinsella, from Manchester, would come home to find her 14-year-old daughter Emily asleep while she was supposed to be doing school work during the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Mum devastated as daughter who was falling asleep at school diagnosed with brain tumour

Karen Kinsella says she was left 'numb' following the shock diagnosis after her daughter developed a headache.

Daily Record

Why everyday stress could be the key to a healthy old age

Research indicates that low-level stress from moderate exercise or work can enhance our cognitive and physical abilities in later life

The Guardian - UK

Is modern life ruining our powers of concentration?

Is the ping of a text stealing our focus or do we just lack willpower? And could mindless scrolling ever be good for our brains? Elle Hunt unpacks some surprising truths

The Guardian - UK

Beer fear and 'hangxiety' - What is it, why does it happen and how can you cure it?

Excessive drinking can have some dire consequences the following day

Manchester Evening News

'My daughter kept falling asleep at school... I could never have imagined the real reason'

"We just felt numb"

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A TikToker Has Dropped A Brain-Breaking Theory On When Men Get Married I’m Still Recovering

“Ever since I heard this theory I cannot get it out of my mind.”

The Independent UK

‘Unacceptable’: Warning over plunging dementia diagnosis rates as targets missed for two years

Exclusive: Diagnosis rates have fallen across England during the pandemic, with new figures revealing a postcode lottery for patients

Inverse

Animal brains use complex calculations to evade getting eaten

Whether fly or human, fleeing from danger is key to staying alive. Scientists are beginning to unravel the complex circuitry behind the split-second decision to beat a hasty retreat.

Inverse

How 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' led to the discovery of a real brain condition

"My body is as if someone had drawn a vertical line separating the two halves. The right half seems to be twice the size of the left half."

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The Guardian - UK

Do you get ‘hangxiety’? How to cope with an anxious hangover

We expect a sore head after a big night out, but the accompanying anxiety is harder to cope with. Why do we get ‘prangovers’, and how do we alleviate them? We ask the experts

Inverse

Can ayahuasca boost brain health?

Ayahuasca has been studied to determine if it can help with various mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, or addiction, and many studies report positive effects.

Daily Mirror

Five tricky riddles that train your brain to think differently - most people get none

Paul Sloane, author of Lateral Thinking for Every Day, has set out five puzzling riddles to encourage lateral thinking and to give your brain a much-needed boost during Twixmas

The Times of India

Rishabh Pant's brain, spinal cord reports normal after accident

NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant, who met with a serious accident Friday morning and is being treated at the Max Hospital in Dehradun, is in stable condition.

Dynamite News

Stress Does Not Lead To Loss Of Self-Nontrol In Eating Disorders

A unique residential study has concluded that, contrary to perceived wisdom, people with eating disorders do not lose self-control, leading to binge-eating, in response to stress. Read on for details:

Wales Online

'My dreams of being a professional rugby player were shattered at 19 following shocking diagnosis'

Chae Jenkins has impaired vision and limited mobility

The New Daily

The top health stories of 2022: The breakthroughs and the oddities

The biggest public health story of 2022 was how Australia dealt with COVID-normal. There were some great breakthroughs, and a few laughs.

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