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Dolphins may suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, say researchers in Scotland

Bottlenose dolphin, a long-finned pilot whale and a third species found to have markers of the degenerative disease

The Guardian - UK

Humans' Diet Coke addiction linked to rising anxiety due to artificial sweetener

Scientists tested the artificial sweetener - which is found in most diet fizzy drinks - on mice, finding it induced anxiety and even produced changes in their brains

Daily Mirror

Stranded dolphins’ brains show common signs of Alzheimer’s disease – study

The findings might help explain why some species get stranded, researchers say.

The Independent UK

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The lenses of fishes' eyes record their lifetime exposure to toxic mercury, new research finds

Mercury pollution is a global threat to human health, especially to unborn babies and young children. Exposure to methylmercury, a type that forms when mercury washes into lakes and streams, can harm children’s brain development and cause symptoms including speech impairment and muscle weakness in adults who consume seafood as…

The Conversation

This neuroscientist’s breakthrough experiment could herald a new era of psychiatry

After a transformation of his own, neuroscientist Sergiu Pasca is shifting psychiatric research at large by performing transformations at the cellular level.

Inverse

Emily in Paris: why it's so hard to admit love for the show despite it being so popular

A guilty pleasure. A hate watch. A brain vacation. Open most reviews of the Netflix original series Emily in Paris, now on its third season, and it’s likely that at least one of these phrases will appear.

The Conversation

Dolphins may suffer brain damage similar to Alzheimer’s disease

A new study shows four animals from different dolphin species have some of the brain changes associated with human Alzheimer’s disease

The Independent UK

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Queensland father Tiaan Burger ordered to stand trial for murder of baby son Finnick Burger

In January 2020, four-month-old Finnick Burger suffered brain and internal injuries at his Sun Valley home near Gladstone. He was originally taken to a local hospital but was flown to the Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane where he later died.

ABC News

New face of medicine goes beyond 'one size fits all'

Causes of disease need to be pinpointed in each person, so they can be targeted more specifically.

Newcastle Herald

How much memory loss is normal with ageing?

You’ve driven home from work along the same route for the past five years. But lately, you’ve been stopping at the same intersection, struggling to remember if you need to turn left or right.

The Conversation

Brain activity may help unravel why some people feel disconnected from themselves

What is dissociation? Not what you see in the movies. A new brain signature study could improve diagnosis and treatment.

Inverse

Common Christmas food can reduce stress and help you sleep

A study saw people eat two ounces a day and measured the effect on mental and physical health

Wales Online

Bus-mad schoolboy diagnosed with brain tumour as baby launches Go North East's Santa Bus

Jack Thompson, 14, was also given a tour of the Go North East bus depot in Gateshead

Chronicle Live

Picky eater? It could be in your DNA

Ever wondered why people can’t agree on what foods taste good?

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Perceiving without seeing: How light resets your internal clock

We mark our days by sunlight, with special receptors in our eyes that respond to light and help reset our body clocks each day. This man can't see, but is still a circadian wiz. Here's how.

The Independent UK

Family’s agony over 17 year-old mother who died after she was starved of oxygen giving birth

Teegan Barnard was starved of oxygen and suffered a severe brain injury after medics failed to recognise ‘air was in the wrong place’, an inquest heard

Daily Mirror

Expert on 'hangxiety' - next morning fear after a night out drinking alcohol

Amid Mad Friday 2022, mental health nurse Liz Burns explains what happens to the body when we consume alcohol; why we get anxious the next day about what happened the night before; and why we might crave junk food on a hangover

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Walnuts are The New Brain Superfood For Stressed Students: Research

In a recent clinical experiment, undergraduate students' self-reported indices of mental health and biomarkers of general health were positively impacted by walnut consumption during their university studies. Read on for details:

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County Durham Santa bike run takes place for eighth year in memory of farmer who died of brain tumour

Adam Forster died in 2014 after an 11-month battle with a brain tumour

Tribune News Service

Nick Cannon opted against chemo for late son: it wouldn’t have improved his ‘quality of life’

Nick Cannon is opening up about deciding against chemotherapy for son Zen ahead of the infant’s death from brain cancer last December.

Manchester Evening News

Chance meeting between Ava, 10, and business tycoon Peter led to a £1m promise that will help thousands

Peninsula Group has vowed to help Royal Manchester Children's Hospital even further

Los Angeles Times

Review: Despite its cast, amnesia drama 'The Almond and the Seahorse' is very forgettable

In "The Almond and the Seahorse," Sarah (Rebel Wilson in a dramatic turn) calls the equivalent of 911 to report her husband missing, though not really missing; he's there with her at home. Just not all there. For his part, the otherwise-loving Joe (Celyn Jones) insists his spouse seems different,…

Daily Mirror

Transgender woman to be executed despite suffering brain damage as a child

Amber McLaughlin, 49, who was convicted of killing and raping Beverly Guenther on November 20, 2003, in St. Louis County, Missouri, US, has begged to be spared from the death penalty

The Independent UK

Talented footballer reveals first sign of brain tumour after being diagnosed aged 18

Ollie Leach was on the brink of a professional football career when he started to experience double vision

Manchester Evening News

CCTV appeal as man left with bleed on brain after huge brawl 'between 30 men'

Police want to speak to the three pictured men

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