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British surgeons implant device into brain to reverse Parkinson's disease symptoms

Southmead Hospital in Bristol is implanting tiny deep brain stimulation devices into the skulls of 25 trial volunteers. A patient who received one said its impact is 'amazing'

Daily Mirror

The Wanted re-release single Gold Forever for charity in memory of bandmate Tom Parker

Tom Parker died aged just 33 in March, less than 18 months after he was diagnosed with a brain tumour

Daily Mirror

The Wanted re-release 'beautiful' version of hit track for charity in memory of Tom Parker

Fans have been flooding the track and Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaran, and Jay McGuinness with support

Manchester Evening News

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Mammootty returns as Sethurama Iyer in ‘CBI 5: The Brain’

The fifth film in the iconic Malayalam film series, directed by K Madhu and written by SN Swamy, releases on May 1

The Hindu

Commentary: Supporting caregiving children of wounded veterans

My family moved 11 times during the 12 years my dad was in the Marine Corps. After he left active duty, we returned to the civilian world, settling in the Baltimore area. Life after the military was supposed to be calm and predictable. Unfortunately, my dad began struggling with post-traumatic…

Tribune News Service

Brain stimulation could make it way easier for people to quit smoking

It's not as Black Mirror as it sounds.

Mic

Naked mole rats, frogs and other animals may hold the secrets to preventing brain injury

The brain is the organ that orchestrates all the diverse functions and complex decisions that take place in biological systems. Despite its critical nature, it is equally as fragile: the neurons that make up the brain do not regenerate like many other cell types.

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Police CCTV appeal over Nottingham nightclub attack that left man in hospital

One of the injured men suffered a bleed on the brain

Nottingham Post

Woman who was told she could go blind because of her weight loses five stone

Gill Worsley was diagnosed with a rare condition which results in a build-up of pressure in the brain

Daily Record

A vet reveals why your cat is walking in circles (and how you can help)

Wondering why your cat is walking in circles? Here are eight potential causes

PetsRadar

SNP candidate suggests opponents of independence 'more likely to have degenerative brain diseases'

Jim McHarg - who is standing in the Ardrossan ward - made the "puerile and offensive" claim on a social media.

Daily Record

Dad 'stabbed burglar to death after seeing him break into home on Ring doorbell'

Karl Townsend and his step-brother, Jamie Cunningham, have pled not guilty murdering burglar Jordan Brophy.

Daily Record

Brain Processes Information similar to Ocean Waves, Scientists Say

For years, the brain has been thought of as a biological computer that processes information through traditional circuits, whereby data zips straight from one cell to another. While that model is still accurate, a new study led by Salk Institute shows that there's also a second, very different way that…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Asia: Less brain drain more global consciousness

Internationalisation or intellectual colonialisation? A look into Asia

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'Groundbreaking' study by Scots scientists to investigate ways to reduce dementia risk in ex-footballers

New research led by Glasgow University will study 120 former pro footballers to compare their brain health to that of the general population with the aim of tackling the condition

Daily Record

Scots-led dementia research project will give hope to heroes

A new study will see ex-footballer's brain health compared to the general population to provide more research into the link between dementia and the sport.

Chronicle Live

Ex-North East footballers could take part in landmark FA and FIFA funded dementia study

The £1.3m FA and FIFA funded study will build on previous research into the dementia risk among former sports stars

The Independent UK

Researchers look to recruit 120 ex-footballers for study into dementia risk

The £1.3 million project aims to investigate ways to reduce dementia risk among footballers.

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Liverpool Echo

Dad stabs burglar to death after Ring doorbell alert

Karl Townsend and his brother Jamie Cunningham deny murdering burglar Jordan Brophy

Evening Standard

Brexit may spark brain drain as EU threatens research funding

Up to £145million may be revoked from UK academics due to issues over the Northern Ireland protocol

Belfast Live

Make-A-Wish joy for Northern Ireland child after traumatic brain injury

Grace ran over to find blood pouring from her daughter’s ears, nose and mouth

Daily Record

West Lothian mum hits out after daughter left with brain injury in vicious school attack was 'treated like criminal' and taken to court

The concerned mother told the school her daughter would not be returning after the attack and the pair were dragged to court

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian schoolgirl left with brain injury after horrific attack by pupil

The 12-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, suffered a brain injury in 2020 after being repeatedly smacked against a concrete corridor floor, as her mum has now spoken out about aftermath of the incident

Los Angeles Times

Move over KFC Crocs, here comes Brain Dead Studios to merge food and fashion in L.A.

LOS ANGELES — The marquee of the former silent movie house on Fairfax Avenue always displays film titles, but every so often, the sign might read, "The Salsa District" or "Food Flea." It's a clue to what's inside: Brain Dead Studios, the now experimental, experiential theater and retail operation from…

Tribune News Service

Consumer Health: Understanding Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a rare, degenerative, fatal brain disorder. It affects about 1 person in every 1 million per year worldwide, and about 350 cases are diagnosed per year in the U.S., according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.

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