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Edinburgh scientists discover simple language test that could diagnose brain tumours

A 60-second language test devised at the University of Edinburgh could be used to diagnose brain tumours earlier than usual according to a new study carried out

Edinburgh Live

'Mobile phones don't increase your brain cancer risk, new study proves'

Dr Miriam Stoppard discusses how fears about radio waves sparked theories about mobile phones causing brain tumours - but examination of data from 776,000 people rules it out

Daily Mirror

CBD And CBG Show Promising Results In Treating Glioblastoma Brain Tumors

MGC Pharmaceuticals (LON: MXC), a publicly-traded cannabis company, recently finalized pre-clinical trial research of cannabinoids as a potential treatment for glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. The results were positive,

Benzinga

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Socially isolated people have differently wired brains and poorer cognition – new research

Why do we get a buzz from being in large groups at festivals, jubilees and other public events? According to the social brain hypothesis, it’s because the human brain specifically evolved to support social interactions. Studies have shown that belonging to a group can lead to improved wellbeing and increased…

The Conversation

Sleep expert explains how many calories you burn while asleep

The exact number depends on a range of factors including the quality of your sleep

Wales Online

Scientists Create 4D Map of Human Brain Temperature

Healthy human brains are hotter than previously thought, and can regularly exceed 40°C, according to new study. The study also found that brain temperature drops at night before you go to sleep and rises during the day, reported The Metro. In healthy men and women, the average brain temperature is…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Brainchild: Early Childhood Experiences May Cause Irreversible Cerebral Changes

A new study claims that early childhood experiences can change a person’s brain structure long-term and in irreversible ways – even if the brain heals.

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Dad, 34, given incurable brain tumour diagnosis after routine Specsavers eye test

Stewart Bryson, from Inverness, was diagnosed with a brain tumour after a trip to Specsavers for a routine eye test revealed a problem and he has shown a positive attitude in tackling the illness

Daily Mirror

Brain networks and nicotine addiction

A study of patients who quit smoking spontaneously reveals brain networks that are associated with alcohol and other forms of addiction

The Hindu

Scots dad diagnosed with incurable brain tumour after routine eye test at Specsavers

Stewart Bryson from Inverness was rushed straight for a MRI scan in 2014 after his Specsavers appointment evealed a problem with his right eye.

Daily Record

Devastated mum pays emotional tribute after losing her young daughter

Sharron Bonehill's daughter Jasmine, aged two, tragically passed away following a battle with a rare brain disorder.

Daily Record

Researchers hope simple test can help diagnose brain tumours quicker

Around 1,000 adults in Scotland are diagnosed with brain tumours annually.

The Independent UK

Say Hello To Telehealth's New Brainchild Wondermed: A Delivery Ketamine Self-Healing Treatment

Wonder Sciences, a life sciences company focused on the combination of psychedelic medicine, innovative therapeutic modalities, scientific research and neuroscience, has launched its first telemedicine protocol, Wondermed.

Benzinga

How mindfulness and dance can stimulate a part of the brain that can improve mental health

Like a thick velvety headband, the somatosensory cortex arcs across the top of brain from just above one ear to the other.

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Daily Mirror

Alarming things Diet Coke does to you in just one hour - including 'addictive high'

For many, nothing beats a refreshing Diet Coke when craving a satisfying, low-calorie beverage. However, some claim the fizzy favourite can have troubling effects just one hour after drinking

Daily Mirror

Brain damaged and wheelchair-bound mum defies odds and completes charity walk

Rachel Harry has walked 400 yards, unaided, at her home, despite doctors saying she would be unlikely to walk, sit up or feed herself again. Her mum Karan said the whole family is proud

The Guardian - AU

‘Colours help my heart and mind to heal’: Hiromi Tango, the artist using rainbows to cheer up the world

After a childhood shrouded in silence and depression, Tango has dedicated herself to a loud, vibrant career, exploring how colours interact with the brain and make us happy

Chronicle Live

'I was given an angel': Heartbroken mum pays tribute after losing her two-year-old daughter

Sharron Bonehill's daughter Jasmine passed away following a battle with a rare brain disorder

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Family prepares appeal bid after judge rules 12-year-old boy has died

Doctors treating Archie Battersbee say evidence shows the youngster is ‘brain-stem dead’, but his parents disagree.

Daily Record

Two simple exercises Michael Mosley does every day to stay fit

The former doctor explained the importance of combining aerobic and resistance exercises as part of a healthy routine

Edinburgh Live

Michael Mosley shares two exercises he does every day to keep fit – with no equipment

The former doctor explained the importance of combining aerobic and resistance exercises as part of a healthy routine - and that anyone can do them at home without gym equipment

Benzinga

Kintara Therapeutics' Stock Shooting Higher As FDA Grants Fast Track Designation To Brain Cancer Drug

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Fast Track Designation to Kintara Therapeutics’ (NASDAQ: KTRA) lead drug candidate VAL-083 for the treatment of patients with newly-diagnosed unmethylated glioblastoma (GBM).

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: We don’t need to know if Marion Barber had CTE to know football safety needs tweaking

FORT WORTH, Texas — When Marion Barber died last week, many former players, and his ex-teammates, speculated that the game he played with Godzilla ferocity was a root cause.

Glasgow Live

Schoolgirl diagnosed with cancer after doctors tell mum she has a virus

Jackie Dunlop’s daughter Ava was diagnosed with Glioma, a highly aggressive brain tumour, after doctors initially insisted that the symptoms were nothing to worry about.

Benzinga

Meet PAREA, The European Partnership For Novel Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies Access & Research Is Launching This June

The research renaissance into the neuroscience and therapeutic applications of psychedelics represents one of the most promising initiatives in brain science and neuropsychopharmacology, given the huge unmet needs in the therapeutic areas they aim to treat.

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