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The right time to make a decision may depend on this overlooked biological factor

Whether alone, at work, or at the store, making decisions (especially big ones) can be tough at the best of times. But time is that, exactly? Here's what we know about when to make big decisions depending on your scenario.

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QIMR Berghofer's dementia laboratory is on the cusp of a breakthrough in treatment

In a cellular and molecular neurodegeneration laboratory in Brisbane, researchers are quietly making breakthroughs on the most difficult aspect of dementia research.

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Five of the world's tiniest robots

Allow me to take you on a trip down my memory lane. As a young lad, a film I saw captured my imagination: Fantastic Voyage, a 1966 release about people shrunk to microscopic size and sent into the body of an injured scientist to repair his brain. The idea struck…

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Amy could have died as face swelled 'like Elephant Man' after A&E sent her home

Amy had a dangerous infection that was spreading and getting closer to her brain

Wales Online

Exscientia -Evotec Cancer Therapy Shows Encouraging Action In Healthy Volunteers

Exscientia plc (NASDAQ:EXAI) announced data from its Phase 1 healthy volunteer study of EXS-21546, its highly selective A2A receptor antagonist. The drug candidate is co-invented and developed through a collaboration between Exscientia and Evotec SE (NASDAQ:EVO). Topline data confirmed Exscientia’s target product profile design, including potency, high receptor selectivity, and expected low brain exposure with…

Benzinga

Gateshead dad with terminal brain cancer told he had weeks to live - but he's defying the odds

Richard Caink found out he had cancerous brain tumours after suffering a series of seizures

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Womb transplants are safe and effective, study suggests

Around 50 babies are thought to have been born worldwide from living and brain-dead womb donors.

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Fit and healthy woman, 20, tragically died after collapsing on birthday shopping trip

Brazil Walsh’s brain unknowingly deteriorated over 12 months before she was left in a coma and tragically died in hospital.

Daily Record

Fun-loving woman, 20, died after collapsing while shopping to celebrate her birthday

Brazil Walsh was described as fit, healthy and a master of judo

Wales Online

Devastated mum's words to tragic Archie, 12, after judge ordered life support to end

Archie Batersbee was ruled as 'legally dead' in a High Court ruling

Manchester Evening News

Dangerous infection saw woman's face swell 'like Elephant Man' - but A&E turned her away

Amy Hemsworth woke up with toothache and later saw her face "balloon" alarmingly, but claims doctors sent her home before she was diagnosed with a "life-threatening" infection

Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee: Mum's words to son, 12, as medics permitted to remove life support

Hollie Dance recounted the devastating moment with her 12-year-old son, during which she whispered to him: “Archie, we’ve lost this fight, but we won’t give up, we’ll keep fighting.”

Daily Record

Archie's mum to fight life-support ruling as she says his heart is still beating

“I’ve been tortured for weeks but he’s my boy and I won’t give up. We will appeal.”

Wales Online

Fit and healthy young woman died after collapsing during shopping trip on her 20th birthday

Brazil Walsh, 20, collapsed in a Harvey Nichols store whilst out shopping to celebrate her birthday

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Woman, 20, died of rare brain illness weeks after sudden collapse in Leeds shop

Brazil Walsh's brain unknowingly deteriorated over 12 months before she was left in a coma

The National (Scotland)

Shona Craven: Is it time for robots to have fundamental rights?

WHAT makes you a person? Is it your brain? Your whole body? Or is it the thoughts in your head and the feelings in your heart?

Daily Record

Celtic legend Scott Brown pays tribute as emotional River Ayr 'Jay Walk' sees £50,000 raised

Hundreds of people walked in memory of Jay Kennedy on his 21st birthday after he lost his battle with brain cancer last October.

The Guardian - UK

Clearly concussed footballers are being allowed to play on, Ifab claims

Doctors failing to remove players with obvious concussions has hampered the progress of protocols to prevent brain injuries, football’s law-making body has claimed

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Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee: Mum's words to son, 12, as medics told they can turn off life support

A High Court ruling decided that Archie Battersbee would never recover from a coma caused by an online 'blackout challenge' and his life support machine should be switched off

Birmingham Post

Sale of SA Brain & Co pub portfolio is a boost for Welsh hospitality, says commercial property director

The sale of the freehold and leasehold interest of the 95-strong pub portfolio is one of the most significant in recent years

Chronicle Live

Judge rules that life support for 12-year-old Archie Battersbee should be switched off

Archie Battersbee has been on life-support at the Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel, since suffering brain damage after an incident at home in early April - with the youngster still not having regained consciousness since.

The Guardian - UK

Archie Battersbee: judge rules 12-year-old is ‘brain-stem dead’

Judge says doctors at London hospital can lawfully stop treating boy, who had accident at home in April

The Independent UK

Family vows to appeal in Archie life-support treatment fight

Mrs Justice Arbuthnot ruled that the 12-year-old, who suffered brain damage in April, was dead and said doctors could lawfully stop treating him.

Manchester Evening News

Judge says boy left brain damaged after 'online challenge' is dead and life support should end

Archie Battersbee, 12, has been ruled dead following a controversial dispute on whether he should continue receiving life-support treatment

Daily Record

Archie Battersbee life support should be turned off, judge rules

A judge heard the boy suffered brain damage in an incident at home in early April and has not regained consciousness.

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