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Doncaster Council CEO raises awareness of encephalitis symptoms one year after hospitalisation - Vimarsana News

Doncaster Council CEO raises awareness of encephalitis symptoms one year after hospitalisation

The CEO of Doncaster Council gave a speech to councillors last week, one year after he began displaying signs of a brain infection which led to his hospitalisation.

Measles Is Preventable. How Did the World End Up Back Here? - Vimarsana News

Measles Is Preventable. How Did the World End Up Back Here?

Health professionals must encourage vaccination and fight misinformation

Mary (Maura) Barrett - Newmarket UK & Ennistymon - Vimarsana News

Mary (Maura) Barrett - Newmarket UK & Ennistymon

Newmarket, U.K. and formerly of Glencree, Ennistymon, Co. Clare Sadly missed by her loving children Vincent & Christopher, daughter-in-law Simona and Kelly, cherished grandchildren Joshua, Robin, Oscar, Meadow & Nico, brothers Peader, Oisin and Patrick, sisters Aine and Francis, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, extended family, relatives, neighbors & friends. Reposing in Southgate of Newmarket Funeral […]

Source: clare.fm
Man diagnosed with life-changing brain injury - after experiencing phantom smells - Vimarsana News

Man diagnosed with life-changing brain injury - after experiencing phantom smells

The family of Gurmukh Gahir from Romford, east London, first noticed symptoms back in 2018 but he was told by medics that he was suffering with migraines - but the devastating truth was soon to surface

Encephalitis, severe brain condition, under the spotlight - Vimarsana News

Encephalitis, severe brain condition, under the spotlight

It took 15 days and three trips to hospital before Geoff Martin learned he had a life-threatening condition.

Source: smh.com.au