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In a miraculous incident, a British teenager, who was declared brain dead after suffering from an accident, started breathing just hours before his organs were to be donated, reports suggest. 18 year old Lewis Roberts, from Leek, Staffordshire suffered from an accident on the 13th of March and his family was told he had no chance of surviving. They then agreed to donate his organs, to help seven others. But just hours before the surgery, Lewis began breathing again. His sister shared a video of him breathing . He has now begun reacting to pain tests, moving his mouth, head and limbs, and is getting stronger, according to reports. 

Miraculous: British teen wakes up hours before his organs were to be removed for donation

British teenager, who was declared brain dead after suffering from an accident, started breathing just hours before his organs were to be donated, reports suggest

In a miraculous incident, a British teenager, who was declared brain dead after suffering from an accident, started breathing just hours before his organs were to be donated, reports suggest. 18 year old Lewis Roberts, from Leek, Staffordshire suffered from an accident on the 13th of March and his family was told he had no chance of surviving. They then agreed to donate his organs, to help seven others. But just hours before the surgery, Lewis began breathing again. His sister shared a video of him breathing . He has now begun reacting to pain tests, moving his mouth, head and limbs, and is getting stronger, according to reports.

In a miraculous incident, a British teenager, who was declared brain dead after suffering from an accident, started breathing just hours before his organs were to be donated, reports suggest. 18 year old Lewis Roberts, from Leek, Staffordshire suffered an accident on the 13th of March and his family was told he had no chance of surviving. They then agreed to donate his organs, to help seven others. But just hours before the surgery, Lewis began breathing again. His sister shared a video of him breathing . He has now begun reacting to pain tests, moving his mouth, head and limbs, and is getting stronger, according to reports.

Researchers using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have found potential brain biomarkers of PTSD&nbsp;or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder&nbsp;in people with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The study appearing in Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging is in line with previous findings&nbsp;suggesting that the reduced cortical volume may be a risk factor for developing PTSD.
The lead researcher said the report 'paves the way for future studies to look even more closely at how these brain regions may contribute to (or protect against) mental health problems such as PTSD.&nbsp;
PTSD is a complex psychiatric disorder brought on by physical and/or psychological trauma and shows symptoms like&nbsp;anxiety, depression and cognitive disturbances.

Brain imaging predicts PTSD after brain injury: study 

Researchers using&nbsp;MRI&nbsp;scans&nbsp;have found potential brain biomarkers of&nbsp;Post Traumatic Stress Disorder&nbsp;in people with traumatic brain injury. The study published by Elsevier&nbsp;is in line with previous findings&nbsp;suggesting that the reduced cortical volume may be a risk factor for developing PTSD.&nbsp;PTSD is a complex psychiatric disorder brought on by physical and/or psychological trauma and shows symptoms like&nbsp;anxiety, depression and cognitive disturbances.
Brain imaging predicts PTSD after traumatic brain injury: study
Findings in line with previous studies suggesting the same
A complex psychiatric disorder caused by physical/mental trauma

Researchers using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have found potential brain biomarkers of PTSD&nbsp;or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder&nbsp;in people with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The study appearing in Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging is in line with previous findings&nbsp;suggesting that the reduced cortical volume may be a risk factor for developing PTSD.
The lead researcher said the report 'paves the way for future studies to look even more closely at how these brain regions may contribute to (or protect against) mental health problems such as PTSD.&nbsp;
PTSD is a complex psychiatric disorder brought on by physical and/or psychological trauma and shows symptoms like&nbsp;anxiety, depression and cognitive disturbances.

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