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BBC Strictly fans' 'brain hurt' as they double take over same issue with Luke Evans' guest performance

Strictly Come Dancing fans were convinced the show was 'trolling' them

Manchester Evening News

Woman who had brain disease saw her teen self in the 1970s when she looked in mirror

Wimslow woman Alison Winterburn, 61, was left hallucinating when looking at a mirror and thinking she was in the 1970s due to a devastating brain injury

Daily Mirror

Mum diagnosed with terminal cancer defies odds to attend daughter's wedding

At the time of her diagnosis, doctors told Jacqui that she would have less than a year to live - but more than two years later, she is continuing to fight.

Daily Record

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Warren Sapp hopes ‘Living with CTE’ film adds to his legacy

TAMPA, Fla. — Warren Sapp spent 13 seasons in the NFL, battling 300-pounders in the trenches each week. He played through injury and illness, fearless in the pursuit of an opposing quarterback or ballcarrier.

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Dangerous Liaisons review – a classic novel becomes Gossip Girl in powdered wigs

Yes, the script for this adaptation of Choderlos de Laclos’ book is terrible. Sure, the French accents are ropey. Never mind – park your brain at the door and enjoy the ride

The Guardian - UK

'A virus made me think it was the 1970s - I couldn't look in the mirror and was alarmed by today's prices'

"I slowly came to terms with the real middle-aged and married-with-children 'me'. I effectively had to relearn who I was"

Manchester Evening News

Causeway review – wounds run deep in delicate psychological drama

Jennifer Lawrence gives a phenomenal performance as a US soldier who heals in more ways than one while recovering from a brain injury

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Woman given a year to live will 'die happy' after meeting her first grandchild

Jacqui Armor, from Leeds, was told she had terminal brain cancer but she has said she will "die happy" after reaching her 60th birthday and meeting her first grandchild

Daily Mirror

The hidden Covid side-effect dubbed 'a silent killer' by experts

Researchers say they have found a reaction to the virus which has no symptoms but which can be slowly damaging a vital part of the brain

Dublin Live

Scots couple hail 'lifeline' charity after son diagnosed with rare condition

Louise and David Countenay received a call that revealed that Adam had Sturge-Weber syndrome, an extremely rare condition that affects the brain, eyes and skin.

Daily Record

Ofsted issue update on investigation after baby suffers 'life-changing brain injury' at nursery

A woman in her 30s was arrested on suspicion of section 18 assault and child cruelty but was later bailed

Manchester Evening News

Experts find hidden Covid side-effect which has been dubbed 'a silent killer'

Some Covid patients may be more at risk of brain disorders such as Parkinson's and Alzheimers

Irish Mirror

Study finds first direct evidence of a link between low serotonin and depression

Exclusive: Findings add weight to view that decreased serotonin response could play an important role in depression

The Guardian - UK

Leeds woman told she had a year to live after suffering 'mild headaches' is 'determined to die happy'

Jacqui Armor is still pushing on and is keen to make the most of the time she has left

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Man wakes from coma with incredible new art skills he never had before brush with death

Moe Hunter, 38, has left doctors baffled after developing amazing new art skills since awaking from a coma that he entered while suffering from meningitis and tuberculosis

Liverpool Echo

Gogglebox Ellie Warner lifts lid on life with boyfriend Nat after crash

The reality TV star's was left fighting for his life after the incident

Zenger

Chronic Stomach Nausea Could Be Cured Through Groundbreaking Neural Research

Chronic nausea is common, with as many as one in eight people suffering from it on a regular basis.

Daily Record

Family heartbroken as 'selfless mum' dies suddenly after birthday night out

Joanne Barker appeared to have 'nothing wrong' with her prior to suffering a fatal haemorrhage caused by a brain aneurysm.

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Daily Mirror

Terrifying image of how humans will evolve - tech neck, claw and smaller brains

Researchers from Toll Free Forwarding created 'Mindy' to show what people could look like by the year 3000, and they predict that due to our reliance on technology our posture will change

Bristol Post

Jayde Adams' Strictly 'firework' tribute for sister Jenna on what would have been her 40th birthday

Instead the family are fundraising for the charity which helped them

Wales Online

Covid-19 hidden side-effect which experts dub 'a silent killer'

Researchers have found the virus can make brain cells 'angry' and make some people more at risk of Parkinson's and Alzheimers

The Independent UK

Woman reveals first warning sign of tumours that made her brain look like a ‘fruit bowl’

Kaylee Crawshaw, 33, compared the tumours to a lime and a gooseberry

Manchester Evening News

'I won't go to Salford Royal if my life depended on it': Dad of teen, 19, who died after Snake Pass crash left furious at emergency services

George Wakefield, 19, died in Salford Royal Hospital following the crash

Daily Mirror

Mum suffering from excruciating headaches was shocked to be told she had two tumours

Kaylee Crawshaw shaved half her head before surgery, donating her hair to a charity to make wigs for children and is now waiting on a biopsy to see if she will require further treatment

The Conversation

Is your teen a night owl? Their sleep pattern could shape their brain and behaviour years later

It’s 11 pm on a weeknight and your teenager still has their bedroom light on. You want them to get enough sleep for school the next day, but it’s a struggle.

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