Family donates young man's brain to dementia research
The family of Andre Yarham, 24, who died from early-onset dementia, have donated his brain to Addenbrooke's Hospital. They hope it will aid research into a cure for the devastating disease.
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Family donates brain of 24-year-old dementia victim
The family of Andre Yarham, who died from early-onset dementia at 24, have donated his brain to science. His mother hopes it will help find a treatment for the 'cruellest disease'.
AI Tongue Scans Spot Early Disease Signs with 90% Accuracy
Artificial intelligence can now analyse tongue colour and texture to detect early signs of diabetes and stomach cancer with up to 90% accuracy, a major review finds. Discover how this tech could soon assist UK doctors.
AI Tongue Scans Diagnose Disease With 90% Accuracy
Artificial intelligence can now analyse tongue colour and texture to detect early signs of diabetes and stomach cancer, potentially transforming NHS diagnostics. Learn how this tech works.
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Home Blood Test Breakthrough for Dementia Diagnosis
A simple finger-prick blood test could soon diagnose Alzheimer's, offering hope to the 900,000 Brits living with dementia. This accessible method promises faster diagnosis and earlier treatment.
Stonehenge Altar Stone Quest Focuses on North East Scotland
Geologists, having ruled out Orkney, are now targeting a vast area of north-eastern Scotland to find the origin of Stonehenge's six-tonne Altar Stone. A discovery could revolutionise our understanding of Neolithic Britain. Read the latest.
Five Steps to Keep Your Brain Eight Years Younger
New research reveals five key lifestyle factors that can keep your brain healthier and up to eight years younger, even for those living with chronic pain. Discover the simple changes you can make today.
Study finds surprising link between grey hair and cancer
New research suggests greying hair may be a sign of the body's protective mechanism against melanoma. Scientists uncover how stem cells sacrifice themselves to prevent malignancy.
AI Headset Predicts Epileptic Seizures in Advance
A 'unique' AI-powered headset developed in Scotland can predict epileptic seizures minutes before they happen, offering life-changing warnings. Read about the breakthrough tech.
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A breakthrough AI-powered headset developed in Glasgow can forecast epileptic seizures minutes in advance, offering life-changing independence and safety for patients. Read about this revolutionary medical device.
Loss of Smell Could Be Early Parkinson's Sign
A fading sense of smell may be an early biomarker for Parkinson's disease, appearing years before motor symptoms. Learn about this crucial warning sign and its link to neurodegenerative conditions.
Ancient Ape Fossil: Humanity's Oldest Ancestor?
New analysis of 7-million-year-old Sahelanthropus bones reignites debate: was this ape-like creature our earliest upright-walking ancestor? Discover the evidence and the ongoing scientific feud.
Ancient Ape Fossil: Earliest Human Ancestor?
Fresh analysis of 7-million-year-old Sahelanthropus bones reignites debate over the dawn of bipedalism. Could this be our earliest known ancestor? Read the latest findings.
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A Border Collie named Harvey can fetch over 200 different toys by name. His incredible talent has earned him a spot in 'genius dog' studies. Discover his story.
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Harvey the Border Collie, crowned Britain's brightest dog for knowing 221 toys by name, is now part of scientific studies to help identify other gifted canines. Discover his incredible story.
Study: Driving Changes May Signal Early Dementia
New research reveals measurable changes in driving patterns, like avoiding night trips and hard cornering, could flag early cognitive decline. Learn the key warning signs.
World's oldest cremation find leaves experts perplexed
Archaeologists uncover the earliest known intentional adult cremation in Malawi, a 9,500-year-old ritual that challenges assumptions about ancient hunter-gatherers. Discover the mystery.
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Obituary: UCL's Professor Roland Littlewood dies aged 78
Tribute to Professor Roland Littlewood, who shaped medical anthropology and psychiatry at UCL. His global research on culture and healing leaves a lasting legacy. Read his remarkable story.
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Dead Sea Scrolls' final code deciphered after 70 years
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Largest Prehistoric Village in Britain & Ireland Found
Archaeologists discover a massive prehistoric settlement in County Wicklow, rewriting the timeline of early urban development in Northern Europe. Explore the findings.
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Ancient Humans Cared for Wolves Before Dogs, Study Finds
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3D Map Reveals Inner Secrets of Mexico's Active Volcano
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