Nicola Money, 26, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with the auto immune disorder, Susac syndrome, which is thought to affect just three people in the UK. She forgot how to talk and walk. MailOnline
A terminally-ill school boy whose family was told he had six to 12 months to live 18 months ago has defied doctors and started secondary school. Brave Toby Penrose, 11, was diagnosed with a rare.. Cornish Guardian Also reported by •The Cornishman •West Briton
There is an unexpected link between a common skin condition and a degenerative brain disease; KDKA's Dr. Maria Simbra reports. Source: KDKA CBS 2 Pittsburgh -
A student battling a rare disorder became his school's homecoming king after classmates voted him high school royalty. Since he was six-years-old, Adam Recke has suffered from Neimann-Pick Disease... Source: InsideEdition -
Several local non-profits forfeited the chance to win $22,000 and decided to gift it to the family of a little boy living with a degenerative brain disease. Source: CBS 11 Dallas -
Florida teen Sebastian DeLeon is just the fourth ever person to survive a rare brain-eating amoeba. Veuer's Nathan Rousseau Smith has the story. Source: Veuer -
U.S. scientists released a new finding that shows in addition to causing brain abnormalities in developing fetuses, the Zika virus may also damage in adult brain cells. Source: Reuters - Next Media -
The partner of a Leukaemia sufferer has renewed her plea for stem cell donors to come forward after her girlfriend has been left brain damaged by the disease. Nicole Di Pietro-Fisher, 25, was first.. Lincolnshire Echo Also reported by •Sleaford Target
University of Pennsylvania researchers conducted a survey of 180 patients, who all had serious illnesses. Over half said they would prefer to die than get the degenerative brain disease. MailOnline
The touching moment a terminally ill boy fulfilled his dream of driving a Ferrari has been captured in a beautiful caricature drawing. Earlier this year, Toby Penrose, who suffers from the rare.. Cornish Guardian Also reported by •West Briton
Experts at Massachusetts General Hospital have found a link between low body-mass index and a build-up of amyloid plaques in the brain, which fuel the devastating brain disorder. MailOnline
Scientists at Cambridge University have identified - and shown it may be possible to control - the process which leads to the rapid build-up of amyloid-beta plaques that are a hallmark of Alzheimer's. MailOnline
A study by Australia's Macquarie University has found that natural brain process is hampered by the Western diet, high concentration of fats and sugars, and low in fruits and vegetables. MailOnline
DEDICATED Frank Calder cared for his elderly parents for 17 years before they died. Now a pensioner himself, the 71-year-old credits the North Staffs Carers' Association with helping him cope with.. The Sentinel Stoke
Legendary boxer Muhammad Ali died decades after developing the degenerative brain disease Parkinson's, but what is the condition and how does it develop? BBC News
BBC Local News: Birmingham and Black Country -- The FA will lead a study into possible links between football and brain diseases, it confirms. BBC Local News Also reported by •BBC Sport
As we reported the day it happened, BMX legend Dave Mirra had taken many hits to the ol’ noggin during his epic career in the BMX arena. Now, doctors are saying this may very well have been the.. Showbiz Spy Also reported by •Daily Record
Why 'Tube Chat' Is Causing a Stir Among Commuters
Beatrix Potter Heads To The Big Screen
Headphone Jack Hack: The iPhone Hoax Tricking Millions
Red Dwarf Returns: And The Critics Rejoice
MOVIE REVIEW: Kubo and the Two Strings
Did Boris Johnson Expect Brexit To Happen?
Snapchat Unveils Hardware: And It's Not What You Think
Corbyn Claims Victory In Labour Leadership Rematch
Send us your feedback | LIKE us on Facebook FOLLOW us on Twitter FIND us on Google+