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Tom Parker's widow Kelsey admits her children have 'tough road ahead' without late dad

Kelsey Parker has opened up about her children's future without their amazing dad, Tom Parker, who tragically passed away from terminal brain cancer, glioblastoma, in March

Irish Mirror

Man diagnosed with brain tumour after being ‘completely frozen’

Matthew Stride was just 26 when he was diagnosed with an incurable grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma

The Independent UK

10 productivity apps to make positive changes in 2024, tried and tested by us

Having productivity apps can help you make the most of your day and organise your calendar. Here are our tried and tested favourites to download

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Scots doctor admits she was left in 'complete shock' after lung cancer diagnosis

Dr Ruthra Coventry has told of her "complete shock" at being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2018.

Daily Record

Woman says routine eye test saved her life after it led to brain tumour diagnosis

Katie Dunn’s tumour was identified during a routine eye examination

The Independent UK

Doctor tells of ‘shock’ after lung cancer diagnosis at age of 38

Dr Ruthra Coventry, a consultant anaesthetist from Aberdeen, was diagnosed with the disease in 2018.

The Independent UK

New Alzheimer's blood test could detect disease '10 years' before symptoms appear

Scientists have discovered that a type of protein could be a blood-marker for early signs of the disease.

Daily Record

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Beautician says Boots eye test saved her life after it led to brain tumour diagnosis

Katie Dunn’s tumour was identified during a routine eye examination

The Independent UK

Boots eye test saves woman's life after optician spots sign of huge brain tumour

Katie Dunn, 30, was going for a routine eye test at Boots in Romsey, Hampshire when the optician spotted abnormalities and she was referred for an MRI scan which revealed a large tumour on her brain

Daily Mirror

How to reduce your risk of Parkinson's disease

If you think Parkinson's disease only affects old people, think again - but there are some lifestyle changes you can make to dramatically reduce your changes of getting the neurological condition.

Newsroom.co.nz

'I went to Boots for a routine eye-test and it saved my life'

Katie Dunn, 30, said the eye test saved both her life and her eyesight

Manchester Evening News

Company aiming to use physics to fight brain cancer raises £2m

The technology aims to target dividing cancer cells within the brain, without affecting healthy cells

Birmingham Post

Mayo Clinic expert provides perspective on FDA approval of another experimental Alzheimer's drug

The Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval of a disease-modifying treatment that could potentially give some patients with Alzheimer's disease something they haven't had before: a medication that may slow the decline of memory and thinking.

Tribune News Service

Miami Dolphins warned of "irresponsible" Tua Tagovailoa risk as brain damage fears issued

Miami Dolphins star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa remains in concussion protocol after suffering three head injuries over the 2022 season, leaving his presence in the playoffs in doubt

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Wales Online

Brain cancer vaccine and cure developed by scientists

The norm is to do surgery, treat with harsh drugs - and hope for the best

Edinburgh Live

Scottish soldier jailed after violently shaking tiny baby resulting in brain damage

An ex soldier from Fife has been jailed after he attacked a 10-week baby in June 2020. The young tot remains in hospital, more than two years later and has been left with brain damage.

Daily Record

Fancy dress waterski raises funds for brain tumour charity supporting Dumbarton dad

In support of Kenny Collins, members of the Loch Lomond Water Ski Club dressed as Santa, elves and even a giant flamingo and took to the chilly water of Loch Lomond on January 1 to raise money for the charity Brain Tumour Research and help find a cure for the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Finally, a new drug slows Alzheimer’s, but is it worth the price for modest benefit?

Leqembi can slow early progression by months but has safety concerns. Most patients will likely have to wait months to get the IV drug, which will cost about $26,500 a year. Insurers need to decide whether and how much to cover it. Medicare isn’t expected to pay for it until…

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Inverse

Asking yourself one fun question could help boost your well-being and longevity

Anticipating a positive event or task improves well-being. Having something to look forward to is important to psychological health and one's ability of finding good in small things.

The Independent UK

Vaccine that could prevent brain cancer developed by scientists

The US team overseeing the study of aggressive glioblastomas described the results as ‘promising’

Inverse

A brain study finds that young people at the end of the first year of the pandemic had older brain ages than similar young people scanned before it started.

Daily Mirror

Woman, 36, dies after pins and needles turns out to be aggressive form of brain cancer

Lydia Carfrae-Brohaska discovered she had brain cancer after experiencing tingling in her extremities, which quickly left her unable to use the left side of her body

ABC News

Restriction diets 'always backfire'. Nutritional specialist suggests finding nutritious foods you enjoy

Are your pants a little tighter after the holidays? A nutrition specialist suggests ditching restriction-style diets and getting your stomach and brain in sync to listen to what your body needs.

Inverse

Practicing one whimsical activity may stave off brain aging — study

Opinion: Lifestyle interventions like social ballroom dancing are a promising, noninvasive, and cost-effective path toward staving off dementia as we – eventually – leave the Covid-19 pandemic behind.

Edinburgh Live

Tributes flood in for Edinburgh schoolboy after tragic brain tumour diagnosis

Messages of support have flooded in after local schoolboy, Rudi Abbott, died at the age of eight following a three-year diagnosis with a rare grade four pineoblastoma.

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