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Scots girl left with brain injury after vicious school attack 'treated like criminal' and taken to court

The youngster, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was forced to undergo surgery on her jaw following injuries sustained during the assault at a school in the West Lothian area.

Daily Record

'Study reveals sound sleep can cut your risk of developing Alzheimer’s'

A study from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Biological Sciences, looked into how the brain cleared a harmful protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease

Daily Mirror

Link between Epstein-Barr virus and multiple sclerosis is a crucial discovery for people living with MS

Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the world, with 250 out of every 100,000 people affected.

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25-year-old sounded like Siri after suffering strokes, but could sing Sinatra

Dominick put mood changes down to the stress of renovating a new home, then he woke up unable to move

Wales Online

Mechanic thought he was going to die after terrifying stroke left him with different voice

Mechanic Dominick Nicholas, from Wallasey, found himself snapping, feeling down, and getting angry and upset - but put it all down to the stress of renovating his house

Daily Mirror

The hidden long-term risks of surgery: ‘It gives people’s brains a hard time’

Operations can have cognitive side-effects, particularly in the over-65s but also in the very young, where anaesthetic has been linked to ADHD. How can science minimise the danger?

The Guardian - UK

Soldier 'superhero' dad on £1 million mission to save girl, 13, with deadly brain condition

'The injustice of her condition and the lack of a treatment just hit home. That’s when I found there was hope'

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Got a headache? 3 simple tips from a neuroscientist to ease your pain

Everyone will have a headache sometime in their life. The best way to counteract them is to work out what the pain is really telling us.

Inverse

Man, 25, woke from surgery speaking in a different accent

Dominick said he thought he was going to die when he woke up a week later

Liverpool Echo

How to fall out of love

When a relationship ends it can be hard to get over the heartbreak – first we must teach ourselves to fall out of love, writes Allison Hope

The Independent UK

Girls brought together by Queensland research mission into rare brain disorder hereditary spastic paraplegia

The girls, who share an extremely rare and debilitating genetic brain disorder, have been united by Queensland research aiming to find a breakthrough drug treatment.

ABC News

Dad's heartbreak as son left for dead in 'devastating' homophobic attack

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES Morgan Fevre, 22, was left with a bleed on the brain, three broken teeth and multiple breaks to his nose, cheekbone and eye socket in the brutal assault in Manchester

Daily Mirror

Optical illusion: This silhouette of a running man can tell if your brain is of a male or a female

Optical illusions have always been the favorite because of the way they play with the perception and vision of an individual. Every now and then people engage themselves with an optical illusion to find out what it reveals about their inner self, their personality and the way they perceive matters.

The Times of India

Father who wrote lullaby for daughter sees recreated track nominated for prestigious award 56 years on

Karen Robson was only nine-months old when her father wrote the song titled 'Little Girl' for her. The single was brought back to life and released last November, 56 years on from its original composition in a stunning endeavour of community spirit.

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Mum remembers Co Durham teen son killed by one punch who would have been 30 today

Kristian Thompson died after an unprovoked one punch attack in a Consett nightclub in September 2010 left him with a severe brain injury

Tribune News Service

Family of late 49er Greg Clark shares story of his battle with CTE

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Greg Clark is not alive to celebrate the 25th anniversary of being drafted by the 49ers out of Stanford.

The Independent UK

Johnny Depp called ex Vanessa Paradis ‘extortionist French c***’ in email to Elton John

Message reveals actor said ex would try to ‘brainwash’ his kids against Heard

Daily Mirror

Boy who started feeling sick after returning to school handed life-threatening diagnosis

Tom, 14, is battling a cancerous brain tumour and has been told there is nothing more doctors can do, sparking a GoFundMe page to find a clinical trial in another country

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Daily Mirror

Man left for dead in horrific homophobic attack after moving to 'inclusive' city

Morgan Fevre suffered a bleed to the brain as well as a fractured cheekbone and eye socket in the shocking attack, a year after moving to Manchester for its inclusivity

The Independent UK

‘Brains and brawn’ allow crows and ravens to thrive almost anywhere in the world

Longer wings and large brains makes these iconic species especially adaptable and successful, scientists say

Daily Mirror

Logan Mwangi's mum yells 'You lying murderer' at stepdad as pair found guilty

Logan Mwangi, five, was found dead on July 31 last year in the River Ogmore near his home in Bridgend, South Wales, and it was found he suffered more than 56 external injuries

Daily Record

Logan Mwangi's mum and step dad guilty of murdering five-year-old found in river

A 14-year-old boy - who cannot be identified for legal reasons - was also convicted alongside the couple for the murder of the schoolboy and perverting the course of justice.

Reuters

Belgian vice-PM steps down temporarily to take care of husband

Belgian vice-Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs minister Sophie Wilmes said on Thursday she will temporarily step down from the government to take care of her husband, who has been diagnosed with brain cancer.

Newsroom.co.nz

There's more ministerial brain fade but at least they are accountable

Whether one likes Government policy decisions or not, it is far more accountable to Parliament than its predecessors - even when there are gaffes such as Chris Hipkins', writes Peter Dunne

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How to sleep better - 13 simple changes to make for easier rest, revealed by the experts

Practical advice on how to sleep better, from reducing symptoms of menopause to changing your daily routine, revealed by sleep doctors and scientists

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