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Neuralink’s first study participant says his whole life has changed

Noland Arbaugh, who lost movement and sensation below his shoulders in 2016, became P1 at Neuralink in 2024, and it’s opened up a host of opportunities for him.

Fortune

“It Felt Like An Axe”: Doctors Dismissed Her Pain For Years Until Scans Revealed Rare Disorder

"We’re going to cut your head open."

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'What is wrong with your brain to go up and down the same climb 95 times?': ultra-cyclist smashes triple Everesting record on his local climb

Max Riese beat the previous mark by nearly three hours, on a mountain just outside Salzburg in Austria

Cycling Weekly

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Movement signatures: how we move, gesture and use facial expressions could be as unique as a fingerprint

The way someone walks, talks, smiles, or gestures gives a clue to who they are. Whether through the flick of an eyebrow, the rhythm of our walk, or the tilt of a head, movement speaks volumes.

The Conversation

Meta Poaches Six Apple AI Researchers in Weeks as Frank Chu Emerges as Zuckerberg's Latest Star Hire

Meta has lured six top AI researchers from Apple in just seven weeks, including Frank Chu and Ruoming Pang, as Mark Zuckerberg builds his Superintelligence Labs. What this brain drain means for Apple's AI future.

International Business Times UK

Nvidia's Next Big Reveal Is A 'Brain'—Will It Spark Another Trillion-Dollar Rally?

Robots are getting an upgrade, and Wall Street is watching closely. Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) just teased a mysterious "unboxing" scheduled for Aug. 25, with CEO Jensen Huang handing a robot a gift note that read: "To Robot, Enjoy Your New Brain." For investors, the bigger question is whether this reveal…

Benzinga

50 Funny Pareidolia Pics That Prove Even Random Objects Have Personality

Pareidolia is the funny little quirk of the human brain that makes us see faces in everyday objects—a car that looks surprised, a tortilla that seems annoyed, or a leaf that’s grinning back at you..

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35 Cool Human Body Things, As Shared By The People In This Online Thread

Do you want some reasons you should love your body?

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Decoding the Skin-Brain Axis: How Dermatology and Neuroscience Are Converging

The microbiome’s hidden impact on mood

Marie Claire

Infamous ‘Straight White Male’ TikToker Admits To Being ‘Radicalised’ By Andrew Tate

“Subconsciously, consuming that much content that’s just suddenly appearing on your feed … I guess in some way it probably trickled into my own brain a little bit.”

Pedestrian.tv

Missouri resident dies from brain-eating amoeba after water skiing in Lake of the Ozarks

There are typically fewer than 10 cases of the ‘brain-eating’ amoeba reported in the U.S. each year

The Independent UK

Parenting strategies are shifting as neuroscience brings the developing brain into clearer focus

A friend offhandedly told me recently, “It’s so easy to get my daughter to behave after her birthday – there are so many new toys to take away when she’s bad!”

The Conversation

Stop Frazzling Your Brain. I Used This One Swing Thought To Unlock A Whole New Level Of Consistency

If you're a high handicapper, here's why you should simplify your mindset and have just one swing thought for better golf

Golf Monthly

Woman killed her terminally ill husband and two of their three children before turning the gun on herself, police say

Emily Long, a self-styled ‘Brain Cancer Wife’ on TikTok, revealed she felt anxious and lonely days before the suspected murder-suicide

The Independent UK

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A New Era of Hope in Glioblastoma Treatment

Glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, has long presented a formidable challenge to the medical community. The conventional treatment landscape has historically offered a median survival of about fifteen months, leaving many patients and their families seeking better options.

The Independent UK

A hearing aid before the age of 70 can dramatically reduce risk of dementia, new research finds

Dementia affects more than 6 million Americans and leads to more than 100,000 deaths each year

The Independent UK

Food for thought: Researchers weigh in on the best diet for a healthy and active brain

The brain gets slower and smaller as we age. Researchers say one diet in particular can help protect it

The Independent UK

Your brain could get bigger – not smaller – as you age. Here’s what we know

ANALYSIS: Esther Kuehn’s research shows that part of your brain increases in size with age rather than degenerating

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Diagnostic dilemma: A man's preference for 'soft' bacon may have given him brain worms

A man in the U.S. reported worsening migraine symptoms. It turned out that a pork tapeworm had invaded his brain.

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5 Ways Online Freecell Improves Your Problem-Solving Skills

Improve your problem-solving skills with 5 key solutions from the online Freecell game.

The Conversation

Part of your brain gets bigger as you get older – here is what that means for you

I recently asked myself if I’ll still have a healthy brain as I get older. I hold a professorship at a neurology department. Nevertheless, it is difficult for me to judge if a particular brain, including my own, suffers from early neurodegeneration.

LiveScience

New brain implant can decode a person's 'inner monologue'

A new brain-computer interface can decode a person's inner speech, which could help people with paralysis communicate.

Euronews

Tiny pond worms could be used to help find new treatments for schizophrenia, study says

UK scientists are exploring how tiny pond-dwelling flatworms known as planaria could be used as an ethical alternative to lab mice and rats in brain research.

The Independent UK

New study finds possible link between green tea and Alzheimer’s protection

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The Independent UK

Scientists discover natural compounds found in popular hot drink that protect brain against Alzheimer’s

Findings point to promising strategies to rescue nerves in the brain’s hippocampus from ageing and Alzheimer’s

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