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Does air pollution cause dementia? UK scientists launch study to find out

Research at the Francis Crick Institute could lead to new drugs to counter progress of diseases like Alzheimer’s

The Guardian - UK

More Kiwis take out Australian passports in NZ exodus

New Zealand is experiencing record migration levels, and the highest 'brain drain' to Australia in over a decade.

AAP

U.S. Special Operations Command Innovates To Protect Troops

U.S. special operations forces employ innovative technologies to reduce brain injuries from blast overpressure during training.

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Most common US pesticide may affect brain development similarly to nicotine

Neonicotinoid exposure could be linked to long-term health effects like ADHD and reduced motor skills, review finds

The Guardian - US

With brain injuries a growing problem, the US military tests how to protect troops from blasts

Brain injuries are a growing problem for the U.S. military

The Independent UK

50 ‘Unbelievable Facts’ To Make You The Most Interesting Person In The Room

It’s impossible to know everything, but it’s definitely possible to make your day more exciting by learning something new. The post 50 ‘Unbelievable Facts’ To Make You The Most Interesting Person In The Room first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Kentucky man declared brain dead wakes up during organ harvesting

Case of Anthony Thomas ‘TJ’ Hoover II is under investigation by state and federal government officials

The Guardian - US

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Top Strategies to Sharpen and Improve Your Reaction Speed

In sports, fitness, or everyday activities, having a fast reaction speed can make a significant difference in performance. Reaction speed is the ability to respond quickly to stimuli, which could be visual, auditory, or tactile. Whether you're an ...

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Lauryn Hill calls for end to London knife violence as Fugees star meets survivor

Lauryn Hill met James Bascoe-Smith, who suffered brain damage after he was stabbed in Brixton, and called for ‘peace’ on the capital’s streets

Evening Standard

Pay attention! 12 ways to improve your focus and concentration span

From gamifying your to-do list to going for a regular morning walk, top tips for improving concentration from psychotherapists, health coaches and other experts

The Guardian - UK

I Asked A Psychiatrist What Makes A Serial Killer, And His Response Shook Me To The Core

Specialist forensic psychiatrist Dr Michael Schirripa explains the psychology behind Making A Serial Killer.

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When does the love of the game outweigh the cost? ABC’s Plum brings rugby league’s concussion crisis to the fore

Brendan Cowell’s 2021 novel Plum has expertly wed two seemingly unnatural partners: rugby league and poetry. Cowell’s story is both an ode of love to rugby league, and a powerful exploration of the catastrophic effects of sport-induced brain injury.

The Conversation

Researchers investigating if drugs can be repurposed to combat dementia

Developing new medications for diseases like Alzheimer’s can be very expensive, and take a long time.

The Independent UK

Kentucky man’s organs were nearly harvested. Then doctors realized he was still alive

The patient allegedly mouthed the words ‘help me’ ahead of the organ retrieval procedure

The Independent UK

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LiveScience

Weed, brains and spider eyeballs: 20 jaw-dropping snapshots of the microscopic world around us

See the top 20 winning photographs from the 50th Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition.

The Independent UK

What are the main types of dementia? As new technique could ‘revolutionise’ how disease is diagnosed

Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia and frontotemporal dementia are the four main types.

Digital Camera World

Winner of Nikon Small World photo competition is headache-inducing closeup of brain tumor

The awards celebrate the photography that showcases the revival of Europe’s wild nature

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Going to bed earlier can make dark winter wakeups easier — here's how

Knowing how to go to sleep earlier can make darker mornings easier — here are the 5 best tips

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Meghan McCain: 'Trump Didn't Break My Brain. What's Your Excuse?'

Reason's Billy Binion speaks with political pundit and podcaster Meghan McCain.

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The talent spotters that moulded Piastri into an F1 winner

"Oscar's brain is a supercomputer," says Oscar Piastri's early mentor, James Sera, who helped the McLaren driver navigate his early career in his native Australia. It is an unusual response when asked about the McLaren Formula 1 driver's most crucial characteristics.

The Conversation

High-potency cannabis use leaves a distinct mark on DNA – new research

Cannabis is one of the most commonly used drugs in the world. Yet there’s still much we don’t know about it and what effects it has on the brain – including why cannabis triggers psychosis in some people who use the drug. But our recent study has just brought us…

Evening Standard

AI developed by London hospital can scan brain tumours in 3 seconds

Researchers say deployment of tool could save NHS £1.5m in the next three years

The Guardian - UK

Lawyer leading brain injury lawsuit under investigation over player recruitment

The former Wasps prop Will Green accuses Rylands Garth firm of pressuring him to lie about having dementia

The Guardian - US

‘Like a lightning flash’: what is a nipple orgasm?

Nipples are a ‘hardwired erogenous zone’ and they can be stimulated for pleasure and experiencing an orgasm

The Conversation

Music and dementia: researchers are still making discoveries about how songs can help sufferers

Music is woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. Whether it’s lifting our spirits, pushing us to run faster or soothing us to sleep, we can all recognise its power. So it’s no wonder it is increasingly being used in medical treatment.

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