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Sometimes, following a brain injury, patients have periods of wakefulness but can’t communicate with those around them. Might they still be feeling pain, pleasure or discomfort? Could it be that they still understand when loved ones speak to them, even if they can’t respond? Doctors and families alike find themselves…

Brazilian President Lula da Silva to undergo second procedure after brain bleed surgery. Updates on his condition and recovery process.

Angelman syndrome is a rare disease that disrupts the normal development and function of cells, particularly in the nervous system, leading to severe developmental delays and learning disabilities.

I've learnt a lot about getting good sleep this year. Here's the 4-step routine I swear by to calm my anxiety and help me fall asleep fast at night...

Minimally invasive procedure is to ‘minimize the risk of future bleeding’ after no complications from first surgery

Ray Eveleigh says playing helps keep his brain active and wife and daughter encouraged him to go for grade 8

Researchers at the University of South Australia have found quality sleep can enhance your language learning by improving long-term memory retention.

Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) do not have a behavioural disorder, nor are they lazy, or lacking in manners and boundaries. Their brains mature in a different way, with different patterns of neurological activity and a number of neurochemical differences. For this reason, ADHD is considered to be…

Anastasija Grigorjeva is taking legal action against Royal Parks after she says she was electrocuted and left with brain damage

Walnuts are considered a superfood, as they are rich in nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. But eating them the wrong way can make one lose the valuable nutrients in the walnuts or reduce the health benefits associated with their consumption. Learning the right way to…

Brain rot refers to the gradual deterioration of mental sharpness caused by prolonged exposure to unproductive activities, such as binge-watching mindless videos, endless scrolling through social media, or consuming trivial, overly simplified content. The phenomenon is often linked to habits that overstimulate the brain without providing meaningful intellectual engagement.