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Toddler screaming in pain with bad back diagnosed with rare brain condition

Samantha McGee revealed that despite doctors told her "nothing was wrong" with her son Lenny, he was diagnosed with Chiari Malformation Type I after several trips to A&E

Daily Mirror

Being obese ‘is bad for a child’s brain’

Childhood obesity is a growing concern, with around one in seven children aged four or five in the UK obese

The Independent UK

MP: Brain Dead Patient Gives New Life To 8 Persons By Donating Organs

Three green corridors were set up in the city for the timely transfer of the organs from the Siddhanta hospital.Read on for details:

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Scottish clubs told to introduce new heading rules

The new guidelines from the Scottish Football Association come following further research into concussion and the impact heading in training has on the brain

Irish Mirror

Scottish football bans heading on day before and after matches

The guidelines also recommend that training exercises involving repeated heading should be limited to once per week

The Independent UK

Dedicated blind therapy dog saved by vets so she can carry on working for the NHS

Sumi the 12-year-old Japanese Akita still manages to carry out incredible work at care homes, brain injury units and hospitals in Yorkshire despite being completely blind

Daily Mirror

Scottish footballers to be banned from heading ball before and after matches

Clubs also advised to limit heading training after research showing link with brain disease

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SFA ban heading before and after matches as Ian Maxwell limits it to one session a week amid brain disease fears

Teams will also be limited to only session per week which involves repetitive heading of the football.

Daily Record

Scottish FA ban heading day before and after matches in new guidelines

THE Scottish FA has announced new heading guidelines in the adult game - banning repeated heading on the day before and the day after matches.

The National (Scotland)

Health: US Researchers Find Gut-Brain Connection For Social Behavior

According to recent University of Oregon zebrafish research, gut microbes encourage specialized cells to remove extra connections from brain circuits that regulate social behaviour. Read on for details:

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Researchers Find Neural Pathways Resulting In Vomiting After Consuming Contaminated Food

After being consumed, many foodborne bacteria produce toxins in the host. When the brain detects them, it will set off a chain of biological reactions, including nausea and vomiting. Read on for details:

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Mum begged doctors to listen after toddler screamed in pain

Samantha McGee's son Lenny told her his back was sore

Liverpool Echo

What if the dinosaurs hadn't gone extinct? Why our world might look very different

Picture highly evolved raptors planting their flag on the moon

Wales Online

Mum in coma 'screamed' at doctors not to switch off life support - then woke up

Adele Rudd, from Birmingham, told of her terrifying experience being paralysed in a coma and how she made a miraculous recovery after being told to kick a ball to her son

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A psychologist uses circus arts to help high-performers deal with burnout. Here's what you can learn from it

These brain hacks help foster well-being.

Irish Mirror

'It doesn't feel real' - Boy, 5, dies in parents' arms after choking on notice board pin days after birthday

A scan should that over 90% of his brain was damaged

Manchester Evening News

Man prepares to spend last Christmas with his wife after terminal diagnosis

"It’s tough but we’re both facing this head-on and trying to be as positive as possible.”

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Scientists Create New Map Of Developing Cerebral Cortex

"These results provide an important reference for exploring and understanding the dynamics of early brain development," professor Gang Li. Read on for details:

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The Conversation

Monkeys' brains are wired to read body language – just like ours

In 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic drove a surge in remote work and learning, videoconferencing apps such as Zoom saw their user numbers boom. Plenty of other options were available, but the exponential growth in videoconferencing underlines an essential aspect of human communication: to do it effectively, we need to…

Wales Online

Man left unable to walk after serious assault can now play with his children again

'It may seem like a small thing - but you don't realise how important it is'

Wales Online

Woman told by doctors she 'should be dead' after breaking neck in 25ft head-first fall

Flora Macdonald broke her neck as she smashed her head against some railings - but walked away without brain damage or paralysis

The Conversation

World Cup concussion rules may be putting players' lives at risk

In the eighth minute of their Fifa men’s World Cup match against England, Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand collided face-first with a teammate. The clash left the keeper bloodied, unsteady on his feet, and apparently disoriented - in no state to play.

Glasgow Live

'Heart of gold' Glasgow musician who died of brain tumour to be honoured at charity concert

A woman who lost her 32-year-old husband to an aggressive brain tumour in 2018 is organising a fundraising concert in Glasgow to honour his legacy and raise funds for Brain Tumour Research.

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

The Independent UK

Brain cancer: Seven possible symptoms to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

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