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Pregnant Woman In US Names Baby After Surgeon Who Saved Her Life Following Brain Cancer Battle
She recalled that she kept thinking about her children and believed she would not see them grow up.
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The Brain's Deadliest Enemy: Why Glioblastoma Defies The Blood-Brain Barrier
Glioblastoma is an aggressive brain cancer with low survival rates due to the blood brain barrier blocking many chemotherapy drugs.
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Brain Tumour Or Burnout? Doctor Explains How Glioblastoma Symptoms Often Go Unnoticed
The biggest misconception is that every brain tumour begins with unbearable headaches or dramatic neurological events. In reality, many patients spend weeks or even months believing they are simply overworked. From a clinician's perspective, this overlap is precisely what makes diagnosis difficult.
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Early Heat Exposure Linked To Slower Thalamus Growth: Study
Exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy and early infancy could be associated with a slower growth of the thalamus, brain's information processing centre, later in childhood, a study has found.
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Can A Tooth Infection Reach Your Brain? Doctor Explains This Rare But Deadly Complication
Doctors say that ignoring persistent tooth pain, swelling, or a dental abscess can increase the chances of complications, especially in people with weakened immunity or uncontrolled diabetes.
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Too Much Mercury Can Damage Your Nerves: Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
Diabetic neuropathic pain is one of the most common complications of uncontrolled diabetes, but it often begins with subtle symptoms such as tingling, burning or numbness.
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Can A Worm Really Reach Your Brain? Doctors Explain The Truth Behind This Health Scare
The most common causes of a brain worm infection is neurocysticercosis. The infection usually spreads when a person consumes food or water contaminated with tapeworm eggs due to poor hygiene or sanitation.
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Scientists Have Found 3 Brain Tricks That Can Help You Multi-Task
A new study suggests that the brain can multitask. Here is how it can do so and the brain tricks that can help you boost your productivity.
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Why Children May Need Boredom More Than Another Tuition Class: Pediatrician Explains
Research in child development has consistently shown that unstructured play and self-directed activities support healthy cognitive and emotional development
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US Parents File Lawsuit After Daycare Worker Tosses Toddler In Air, Drops Him
The suit alleges the child was lifted about six feet above the ground before the employee let go of his hands and failed to catch him. The toddler allegedly fell head-first onto a hardwood floor.
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This Everyday Desk Habit Could Be Hurting Your Brain More Than You Think
An everyday desk habit could be hurting your brain. Here is what you need to know about the desk habit and a checklist to correct it to preserve your brain health.
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Penelope Cruz Opens Up About Brain Aneurysm Scare: Warning Signs You Should Know
Penelope Cruz revealed she faced serious health scares including a brain aneurysm, highlighting the importance of health awareness and care.
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Distinct Brain Regions Involved In Spontaneous, Voluntary Laughter, Study Finds
The spontaneous network consists of brain regions involved in motor control and emotional regulation, including the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex, nucleus accumbens, and the temporal pole.
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Study Finds How Psychological Stress Rewires Your Gut And Speeds Up Immune Ageing
Findings published in the journal Cell Stem Cell psychological stress speeds up aging-like changes in the body's blood-forming stem cells in the bone marrow -- called hematopoietic stem cells -- by altering the intestinal microbiota.
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Nutritionist Says Better Gut Health Starts With Your Nervous System, Not Probiotics
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain explains how chronic stress and an unregulated nervous system can disrupt digestion and ultimately affect your overall gut health.
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Pregnant Woman In US Names Baby After Surgeon Who Saved Her Life Following Brain Cancer Battle
She recalled that she kept thinking about her children and believed she would not see them grow up.
-
The Brain's Deadliest Enemy: Why Glioblastoma Defies The Blood-Brain Barrier
Glioblastoma is an aggressive brain cancer with low survival rates due to the blood brain barrier blocking many chemotherapy drugs.
-
Brain Tumour Or Burnout? Doctor Explains How Glioblastoma Symptoms Often Go Unnoticed
The biggest misconception is that every brain tumour begins with unbearable headaches or dramatic neurological events. In reality, many patients spend weeks or even months believing they are simply overworked. From a clinician's perspective, this overlap is precisely what makes diagnosis difficult.
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Early Heat Exposure Linked To Slower Thalamus Growth: Study
Exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy and early infancy could be associated with a slower growth of the thalamus, brain's information processing centre, later in childhood, a study has found.
-
Can A Tooth Infection Reach Your Brain? Doctor Explains This Rare But Deadly Complication
Doctors say that ignoring persistent tooth pain, swelling, or a dental abscess can increase the chances of complications, especially in people with weakened immunity or uncontrolled diabetes.
-
Too Much Mercury Can Damage Your Nerves: Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
Diabetic neuropathic pain is one of the most common complications of uncontrolled diabetes, but it often begins with subtle symptoms such as tingling, burning or numbness.
-
Can A Worm Really Reach Your Brain? Doctors Explain The Truth Behind This Health Scare
The most common causes of a brain worm infection is neurocysticercosis. The infection usually spreads when a person consumes food or water contaminated with tapeworm eggs due to poor hygiene or sanitation.
-
Scientists Have Found 3 Brain Tricks That Can Help You Multi-Task
A new study suggests that the brain can multitask. Here is how it can do so and the brain tricks that can help you boost your productivity.
-
Why Children May Need Boredom More Than Another Tuition Class: Pediatrician Explains
Research in child development has consistently shown that unstructured play and self-directed activities support healthy cognitive and emotional development
-
US Parents File Lawsuit After Daycare Worker Tosses Toddler In Air, Drops Him
The suit alleges the child was lifted about six feet above the ground before the employee let go of his hands and failed to catch him. The toddler allegedly fell head-first onto a hardwood floor.
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This Everyday Desk Habit Could Be Hurting Your Brain More Than You Think
An everyday desk habit could be hurting your brain. Here is what you need to know about the desk habit and a checklist to correct it to preserve your brain health.
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Penelope Cruz Opens Up About Brain Aneurysm Scare: Warning Signs You Should Know
Penelope Cruz revealed she faced serious health scares including a brain aneurysm, highlighting the importance of health awareness and care.
-
Distinct Brain Regions Involved In Spontaneous, Voluntary Laughter, Study Finds
The spontaneous network consists of brain regions involved in motor control and emotional regulation, including the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex, nucleus accumbens, and the temporal pole.
-
Study Finds How Psychological Stress Rewires Your Gut And Speeds Up Immune Ageing
Findings published in the journal Cell Stem Cell psychological stress speeds up aging-like changes in the body's blood-forming stem cells in the bone marrow -- called hematopoietic stem cells -- by altering the intestinal microbiota.
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Nutritionist Says Better Gut Health Starts With Your Nervous System, Not Probiotics
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain explains how chronic stress and an unregulated nervous system can disrupt digestion and ultimately affect your overall gut health.
