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Loved Edinburgh comic book artist dies age 41 after documenting health issuesalget

An Edinburgh comic book artist, who features in a BBC documentary earlier this year sharing his terminal brain tumour story, has passed away.

Edinburgh Live

'My son died 20 years ago and I've finally had an apology from the hospital'

Gareth Pembroke was just six years old when he passed away in hospital. Two decades on his death still remains unexplained

Wales Online

Ex-Wales star calls on pro rugby players to get brain scans as he battles dementia

Alix Popham is calling for rugby players to have annual brain scans and believes that governing bodies are avoiding the subject in fear of the damage they might uncover

Daily Mirror

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Student with dyslexia aces board exam; mom-teacher Suchita Pattnaik narrates son's journey

Dyslexia is a learning disorder in which there is difficulty in reading due to problems in identifying speech and sounds and figuring out how they relate to letters and words. As per Mayo Clinic, a reading disability, dyslexia is a result of individual differences in areas of the brain that…

The Times of India

Protective mum hits back at bullies making fun of her son's life-saving surgery scars

Leo Hutchinson was born with a rare condition and needed a nine-hour surgery when he was only a few months old otherwise he could have been left with severe brain damage

Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee funeral: Grieving family to lay 12 year-old to rest after losing legal fight

High Court judge ruled doctors could stop providing life-support treatment to schoolboy who suffered brain damage during what his mother believes was an online challenge

The Independent UK

When does life begin? As state laws define it, science, politics, and religion clash

As life-preserving medical technology advanced in the second half of the 20th century, doctors and families were faced with a thorny decision, one with weighty legal and moral implications: How should we define when life ends? Cardiopulmonary bypass machines could keep the blood pumping and ventilators could maintain breathing long…

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Relatives remember 12-year-old Archie Battersbee at touching funeral service

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to Archie, who suffered brain damage at home.

Evening Standard

Judge to review case of baby who tried to breathe after doctors said he was dead

Mr Justice Poole is due to begin reconsidering issues at a preliminary hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London

Wales Online

Relatives prepare to remember 12-year-old Archie Battersbee at funeral service - OLD

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to Archie, who suffered brain damage at home.

The Independent UK

Former Brains pub in Cardiff saved from the brink of closure

The Willows Pub in Trowbridge was among three Brains pubs in the city that the Cardiff-based brewer ordered to shut down earlier this year

Wales Online

Former Chiefs assistant coach Reid pleads guilty in crash

Former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid has pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated resulting in serious physical injury after his truck hit two parked cars in 2021 and left a young girl with a traumatic brain injury

The Independent UK

The 10 deadliest cancers, and why there's no cure

The deadliest cancers aren't necessarily the ones that kill the most people overall; they're the ones with the lowest survival rates.

LiveScience

'Christmas favourite cranberries boost your brain and cut your cholesterol too'

Dr Miriam Stoppard says the festive go-to is so much more than that, and now scientists say one cup of the fruit a day is "neuroprotective" for 50-80-year-olds

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Evening Standard

What is apraxia? Chris Kamara’s Lost for Words documentary to air on ITV

The former footballer’s documentary about his disorder is on ITV on Wednesday

Inverse

Brushing your teeth can protect brain health, new research reveals

In a new review, researchers found that poor oral health is linked with cognitive decline in old age.

Wales Online

Mum thought she had toothache - but ended up 'ready to plan her funeral'

Emma Webster, 29, thought her pain was the tooth problems she was waiting to undergo surgery on but then discovered it was far more serious

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: should we drop the distinction between mental and physical health?

The current false dichotomy holds back research and stigmatises patients

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The Independent UK

First-time fathers may experience brain shrinkage, study suggests

Findings suggest neurological effects of parenthood may not be exclusive to mothers

Daily Record

Young Scots mum 'ready to plan funeral' after toothache turned out to be brain tumour

Mum-of-one Emma was told by doctors she was experiencing neuralgia, a stabbing pain due to an irritated or damaged nerve, after the pain didn't go away and was treated for it for six months.

The Independent UK

Young mother stunned after toothache turns out to be brain tumour

Doctors mistakenly diagnosed Emma Webster, 29, with neuralgia

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire mum's horror as toothache diagnosed as brain tumour

Emma Webster was in agony for months before doctors at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital finally discovered the cause of her pain, a benign tumour behind her eye.

Liverpool Echo

Woman, 22, left unable to walk or talk after holiday changed everything

Megan Lloyd has been in hospital for the past four months

Daily Record

Scots footballer 'felt body draining' after brain aneurysm burst on pitch

Will Graham, 23, has recalled the terrifying moment he thought he was going to die on the pitch in July when he collapsed with a burst brain aneurysm.

The Times of India

Avocado oil for hair growth: Ways to use it for your tresses

Maintaining healthy hair is a problem most people face globally. There are many medicines and supplements people can take to ensure a healthy head of hair, but many of these come with unwanted side effects that lead to other issues and more discomfort. There are many superfoods that are recommended…

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