Dementia expert shares early symptoms of the brain condition – ‘Unique’ signs
“Dementia affects people in different ways, particularly as there are over 200 subtypes of dementia that we’re currently aware of,” said an expert. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Dad-of-two picked up on ‘strong smell’ in months leading up to brain tumour diagnosis
Brain tumours can interfere with the sense of taste and smell in several different ways. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Bacteria on tongue may cause ‘serious infections’ in the heart and brain – what to avoid
Certain hygiene practices may enable the entry of dangerous bacteria into the bloodstream. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Give A Book Charity ‘Giving people the ability to read is like a food bank for the brain’
The world’s bestselling thriller writer and Britain’s greatest living playwright have joined forces in a final push for our seasonal appeal on behalf of Give A Book. Writing below, Jack Reacher creator Lee Child describes the charity, which encourages reading and a love of books in the hardest-to-reach places, as a “food bank for the […]
Side effects of popular supplement may include ‘aggressive’ cancer and ‘brain metastasis’
Scientific findings suggest the supplement could increase the expression of genes involved in cancer growth. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Mum who heard ‘clicking sound’ through earphones told she has a 10-year-old brain tumour
Unlike other cancers, the outlook for people with brain tumours is often determined by the type of tumour and its location, not by how early it is detected. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Brain expert shares top diet tip to reduce cognitive decline – cut ‘excessive inflammation
A leading neurologist has suggested the best diet that reduces “excessive inflammation” in the brain. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Burt Lancaster’s popular pastime lead to brain and heart damage
Burt Lancaster, an Academy Award winner, put his life on the line by developing a life-long habit of smoking. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Dementia symptoms: Two types of humour ‘significantly’ associated with brain decline
MOST PEOPLE like to have a laugh or at least have a sense of humour, something which tickles them and elicits a giggle. However, while each person’s sense of humour can indicate what they find funny, it could also signal whether or not they have the early signs of dementia. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Inside LeBron’s meeting with Lakers brain trust
LeBron James, Rich Paul, Rob Pelinka and Darvin Ham met last week to discuss the team's culture and what's necessary to avoid a repeat of last season's disaster. NBA Basketball News, Scores, Standings, Rumors, Fantasy Games