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Brit, 39, who flew to US for cancer treatment dies in Texas after it failed to work

Cormac McLaughlin, from Co. Tyrone, passed away after flying to Texas for a clinical trial when he found out he was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Michael Mosley sheds light on how reading can 'protect against dementia'

He encourages people to take part in what he calls 'leisure reading'.

Daily Record

Glasgow gran told she has terminal cancer after being hospitalised following car crash

Mandy Stewart was treated for injuries to her neck at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. While there, medics became concerned by swelling on her neck and decided to keep her in for tests.

Glasgow Live

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Tackling in kids' sport defended despite new report warning of long-term risks

Researchers are calling for junior sport modifications after linking head impacts to a degenerative brain disease. But sporting bodies say teaching kids to tackle safely is key.

ABC News

Sleep-deprived children run risk of mental health problems, study reports

Researchers found changes in the brains of primary school pupils who got less than nine hours of sleep a night

Wales Online

Schoolchildren who lack sleep ‘may experience negative impact on their brains’

The study suggests there may be long-term harm for those who do not get the recommended hours of sleep.

The Independent UK

The Week in Detail: Brain drain, All Blacks, and students

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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‘So much more stuff to know’: why Brain of Britain has got much harder

It’s not that Britons are becoming less intelligent, it’s that the quiz canon has expanded, say top quizzers

The Guardian - UK

Scots gran told she has terminal brain cancer after being hospitalised following car crash

Mandy Stewart, 53, of Glasgow, was given the shock diagnosis in May.

Daily Record

Difficulty remembering faces of different ethnicities not down to racism – study

Researchers at the University of Exeter believe they have found the root cause of the “other race effect” deep within the brain.

The Independent UK

What happens when you die and how you feel - from those who have come back

People who have been declared clinically dead before then being revived tell what it feels like on the other side in those moments for anyone dying to know the answers

Daily Mirror

Check your child's IQ: How many ladders are needed to reach the top?

Brain teasers and puzzles are a great way to enhance your child's cognitive skills. It helps them learn better, makes them curious, and challenges their brains to identify new and unique solutions. This in turn improves their problem-solving abilities in all walks of life. But most importantly, such fun, mind-challenging…

The Times of India

Controversial electroshock therapy is used 47 times more here than elsewhere

At least one patient has had the seizure-inducing treatment a hundred times, campaigners claim

Bristol Post

Seven brain tumour symptoms to be aware of as new figures show rise in cases

Dr Catherine McBain, has outlined seven possible signs which may be linked to brain tumour.

Daily Record

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Three 'crucial' stroke signs you should look out for in someone explained by expert

Elderly care expert Luca Rado has shared three signs of a stroke.

Daily Mirror

Hidden sign of dementia appears nearly two decades before any clinical symptoms - new study

Fascinating research into Alzheimer's disease could prove to be a real game-changer - and what you can do to reduce your risk of developing the devastating brain disorder

Tribune News Service

On Nutrition: Food for thoughts

I forgot that June was Brain Health Awareness Month. And then I stumbled over several interesting research articles that say it’s never to late — or early — to learn.

Dynamite News

Lifestyle: Older adults' motor skill development is improved by brain stimulation

In a new study, Hummel and his PhD student Pablo Maceira-Elvira have found that transcranial brain stimulation can improve the age-related impairment in learning new motor skills. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Daily Record

Air pollution linked to dementia and cognitive decline in new UK government report

It was also found that more direct damage to the brain can be caused by air pollution.

Daily Record

Scots woman diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing at petrol station warns others

Jade had previously put symptoms of migraines and light sensitivity down to her lifestyle.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow woman diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing in garage forecourt

The 31-year-old had previously put her symptoms of migraines and sensitivity to light down to her lifestyle but after collapsing in 2017, she is now urging those with similar symptoms to go and see their doctor.

Wales Online

Rugby Championship's tone-deaf 20 minute red card crusade only serves to widen rugby's growing chasm

This year's Rugby Championship will continue to trial the 20-minute red card despite World Rugby opting not to implement it globally

The Independent UK

Everything you need to stop doing to reduce your risk of dementia, according to two major new studies

Dementia is the seventh leading cause of death among all diseases, and one of the major causes of disability and dependency among older people.

Daily Record

Student who was 'too poor to study' found dead after paying university £1,000

Rory Wood's family said he lost 'his battle with his brain' while the University of Manchester addressed 'upsetting reports' about his death.

Evening Standard

My mum Dame Tessa Jowell’s legacy means I’m fighting brain cancer

Ten years ago this week, the curtain raised on Danny Boyle’s London 2012 opening ceremony, and it felt like a collective weight fell from our nation’s shoulders. What followed was a magical summer. London in particular fizzed with positivity and kindness — exemplified by the brilliant Games Makers.

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