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Glasgow care worker's life saved after doctors perform brain surgery through her wrist

Carla Hogg, 24, suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm while out running errands earlier this year. She was blue-lighted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for immediate ‘coiling’ surgery.

Glasgow Live

Family's devastation after man's 'neck pain' turned out to be rare tumour

He has been in QMC's intensive care unit for more than two months

Nottingham Post

Marjorie Taylor Greene endorses claim that masks give you lung cancer, brain damage and Covid

Georgia congresswoman retweets YouTuber celebrating return of conspiracies to platform

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Counting from left to right feels ‘natural’ – but new research shows our brains count faster from bottom to top

When asked to write the numbers from one to ten in a sequence, how do you order them? Horizontally? Vertically? Left to right? Top to bottom? Would you place them randomly?

The Conversation

Rapid eye movements in sleeping mice match where they are looking in their dreams, new research finds

Does rapid eye movement during sleep reveal where you’re looking at in the scenery of dreams, or are they simply the result of random jerks of our eye muscles? Since the discovery of REM sleep in the early 1950s, the significance of these rapid eye movements has intrigued and fascinated…

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Teenager with inoperable brain tumour who couldn’t go to school for a year passes all his GCSEs

Since being diagnosed with the tumour in the summer of 2021 Noah Herniman has often been fed via a drip and has been unable to attend school

Wales Online

Brain scran: pictures of food appear to trigger specific neurons, scientists find

Cooked meals such as pizza provoke stronger reactions than fruit and vegetables, say MIT researchers

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Michael Mosley explains diet that could 'ward off dementia' with super shake

The green Mediterranean diet may help protect from a cause of dementia called brain atrophy.

Daily Record

Dopamine dressing is more than just a colorful TikTok trend

More people are dressing to feel good, but one psychologist suggests it really can make a difference in your brain chemistry.

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Synthetic embryo with brain and beating heart grown from mouse cells for first time ever

The results could be used to guide repair and development of synthetic, or artificial, human organs for transplantation, experts suggest

The Independent UK

Young carer collapsed with life-threatening brain aneurysm while on phone to dad

Carla Hogg, 24, had been running errands in Glasgow when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm, and her life saved by surgery performed through her wrist.

Daily Record

Alzheimer's disease has no cure — but unproven treatments claim otherwise

Frustrated by a lack of mainstream medical treatments, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia patients look to unproven alternatives that promise to end and reverse these incurable diseases.

Inverse

How 2 well-connected LA siblings curated 20 years of eclectic musical magic

LOS ANGELES — Like pretty much everybody else in the world, Sean and Sara Watkins were blown away by Joni Mitchell's surprise return to the stage last month at the Newport Folk Festival, where the 78-year-old singer-songwriter gave her first full public performance since she suffered a debilitating brain aneurysm…

Los Angeles Times

Archie Battersbee’s funeral to be held next month

The 12-year-old, who suffered brain damage in an incident at his home, died following a life-support treatment fight at the High Court.

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Landmark brain study stalls due to AFL's lack of support, researcher says

A million-dollar study hopes to lead to a diagnostic for brain diseases including Alzheimer's and CTE, but researchers say it's now at an impasse due to a lack of support from the AFL.

Daily Record

Parents of Scots boy who suffers from rare lung condition admit they 'live in fear' of day they can't resuscitate him

Theodore Wingate Dicks suffers from chronic lung disease, tracheomalacia, brain damage and an open duct in his heart, and medics have been unable to find a specific cause for the two-year-old's health issues.

The Independent UK

Early French lessons serve as an aide-memoire later in life, research finds

Researchers said people are unlikely to become suddenly fluent after years of not using a language but that the basics remain over time.

Miami Herald

At age 9, Miami DE Agude was in a coma. It took him 11 years to realize he’s ‘blessed.’

Being in a coma for nearly three days as a 9-year-old and waking up with no remnants of brain injury after slamming the back of his head onto a concrete skateboard ramp was not enough to make Miami defensive end Mitchell Agude realize he is “blessed.”

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Shane Tuck's sister says brain disease, not mental ill-health, was the cause of her brother's death

Several past AFL players have been diagnosed with the deadly brain injury CTE, including Richmond footballer Shane Tuck. His family is now committed to raising awareness and helping other families affected by the disease.

Daily Mirror

Mind-boggling psychedelic camel optical illusion that only '3D brains' can spot

At first glance, the camel is seemingly nowhere in sight, but if the viewer holds the screen close to their face before slowly moving it away, the camel will slowly become visible

Chicago Tribune

‘Partner Track’ review: Part rom-com, part light legal drama, 100% easy watching on Netflix

Part rom-com, part legal drama, “Partner Track” is the kind of frothy programming Netflix has been doubling down on that’s ideal viewing when your brain is fried and your feet are barking. It’s the glossy magazine equivalent of TV: Doesn’t require your undivided attention to be enjoyable, but is just…

Zenger

3D Printed Skull Saves Baby Born With Exposed Brain

Polish tech company Sygnis have now revealed their part in the medical innovation, which occurred earlier this year.

Benzinga

NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow Calls For 'Urgent' Research Into Risks Of Regular Cannabis Use, Citing Effects On Brain Development

This week, an annual drug use survey Monitoring the Future (MTF), conducted by scientists at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor

Belfast Live

Derry man takes on late wife's wish after tragic death aged 35

"It was something she wanted to do herself but we never got around to it so we are continuing on her wish"

The Conversation

Diet can influence mood, behavior and more – a neuroscientist explains

During the long seafaring voyages of the 15th and 16th centuries, a period known as the Age of Discovery, sailors reported experiencing visions of sublime foods and verdant fields. The discovery that these were nothing more than hallucinations after months at sea was agonizing. Some sailors wept in longing; others…

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