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Brain tumours: 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

The Independent UK

Bruce Willis shows off his music skills after retiring from acting with brain disorder

Bruce Willis may have retired from acting following his brain disorder diagnosis, but did you know he had a music career back in the 1980s...

Daily Mirror

Trainee Teacher Credits Boss Noticing ‘Strange Behavior’ Which Saved His Life

Schlag said: “The scan showed that there was something on my brain. This came as a massive shock to me and my family.

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'Warrior' schoolgirl, 12, diagnosed with brain tumour after visit to Specsavers dies

Grace Kelly was diagnosed with the brain tumour last year, prompting her parents to seek £200,000 for pioneering treatment before their daughter's death last weekend

Daily Mirror

Man 'with brain cancer' who attacked teenagers in ride queue banned from Disney World

The Disney World visitor got into an altercation with the two teenagers when they jumped the queue ahead of his family, sparking a row before fists were thrown and the police called

Daily Mirror

Girl, 12, diagnosed with brain tumour after trip to Specsavers dies before £200K raised for treatment

Grace Kelly went to a Specsavers branch for a routine check-up when opticians discovered swelling behind her eyes

The Independent UK

Grace, 12, dies with brain tumour as family tried to raise £200,000 to save life

Grace Kelly was diagnosed after a trip to Specsavers

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India vs Zimbabwe: I see myself in Rishabh Pant; no reason why we can't beat India, says all-rounder Ryan Burl

NEW DELHI: It's a no-brainer that Team India will go in as favourites when the KL Rahul-led side takes on Zimbabwe in the 3 ODI series, starting with the first match on August 18 at the Harare Sports Club.

The Times of India

When did Anne Heche die? Divided media reveal a split in the definition of ‘dead’

LOS ANGELES — Reports of Anne Heche’s death rolled out in waves — from Friday morning through Sunday evening, depending on the media outlet — prompting some in the news industry to reexamine their nuanced definition of the word “dead” and in some cases to reconsider policies on whether an…

Los Angeles Times

'Seven hours of sleep is the dream amount as you age'

Dr Miriam Stoppard discusses new research which has discovered the perfect length of sleep you need

Daily Mirror

Diabetic Scot's death in hospital prompts police probe amid 'staff negligence' claims

Martin Weldon had been under the care of Queen Elizabeth University Hospital since May when suffered a diabetic hypo causing a brain injury.

Daily Record

Bodycam footage shows woman crying out ‘I don’t want to die’ during fatal arrest in Salt Lake City

‘So if the brain doesn’t get oxygen for four or five minutes, it could be quite catastrophic,’ doctor says

The Independent UK

Administration work driving teachers out

Australian teachers do nearly four hours more work per week on non-classroom work than educators in other OECD countries, a NSW parliamentary inquiry has heard.

AAP

Best supplements for low mood and anxiety - natural ways to boost mental health

The use of antidepressants has been a godsend to many people, but for others natural supplements can work just as well, say experts

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Boss calls out trainee teacher's behaviour - and unwittingly saves his life

Matt Schlag started having splitting headaches and began getting lost in school before his boss called out his behaviour the led to a brain tumour diagnosis.

Evening Standard

Lawyers could have chips implanted in their brain in bid to cut legal costs

Neurotechnical advances could lead to clients being billed for ‘units of attention’ monitored by computers connected to lawyers’ brains

Liverpool Echo

Man says boss calling out his 'strange' behaviour saved his life

Matt Schlag's employer also pulled him up for being late

Daily Mirror

How to lower your dementia risk - easy activities to do at home to boost your brain

Although getting older is one of the biggest risk factors when it comes to dementia, research has shown there are a number of things a person can do to help reduce their risk

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Vagus nerve stimulation: Does this anxiety “hack” actually work?

Videos explaining how to stimulate the vagus nerve have millions of views, but here's what the science says.

Inverse

Neuroscientists figured out why thinking is so exhausting — and how to fix it

In a new study, neuroscientists examine how and why cognitive fatigue occurs, and what you can do to fix it when it does happen.

Daily Mirror

Boss calls out trainee teacher's 'strange' behaviour - and unwittingly saves his life

Matt Schlag started suffering splitting headaches and began getting lost at school, but it wasn't until his boss called out his behaviour that he eventually learned what was causing it

Irish Mirror

Actress Anne Heche dies after being taken off life support nine days after car ploughed into house

Ms Heche suffered a "severe anoxic brain injury" in the incident

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Anne Heche dies after being taken off life support, spokesperson says

The actress had been on life support after suffering a "severe anoxic brain injury," caused by a lack of oxygen, when her car crashed into a home Aug. 5. She was 53.

Newcastle Herald

On-screen success for Hunter school

STUDENTS from Merewether High have set the national bar for on-screen academics.

The Conversation

'Life hates surprises': can an ambitious theory unify biology, neuroscience and psychology?

In the early 1990s, British neuroscientist Karl Friston was poring over brain scans. The scans produced terabytes of digital output, and Friston had to find new techniques to sort and classify the massive flows of data.

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