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Elon Musk's Brain Chip Implant Shows Promising Results

Elon Musk's brain chip implant shows promise in enhancing lives of individuals with physical limitations and potential applications in healthcare.

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Is the Human Brain a Prediction Machine?

In The Experience Machine, philosopher and scientist Andy Clark offers an updated theory of mind.

Reason

Psychiatrists to be examined on alleged killer driver's brain injury

Question of whether alleged killer is fit to plead remains.

The Canberra Times

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Health: Brain waves are part of memory

Spatial navigation and memory are essential components of our daily lives. Without these talents, we would struggle to navigate our surroundings and remember previous experiences. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Elon Musk's Neuralink has concerning lack of transparency and could be vulnerable to hacking, ethicists warn

Brain-computer interfaces have the potential to transform some people's lives, but they raise a host of ethical issues, too.

LiveScience

Patient watches Ayodhya Ram Mandir opening ceremony while undergoing awake surgery at Guntur

The doctors at Sri Sai hospital in Guntur have performed an awake brain surgery while the patient was watching Ayodhya Ram Mandir’s opening ceremony.

The Hindu

Taking Antidepressants During Pregnancy Can Affect Fetal Brain Development: Study

The use of antidepressants, particularly fluoxetine, could affect the development of the prefrontal cortex of the infant's brain, potentially raising the risk of mental health disorders later in their life.

Medical Daily

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Mark Zuckerberg Doesn't Want Elon Musk Reading His Thoughts Just Yet

Elon Musk believes his AI brain chips could "solve" autism and schizophrenia, but neuroscientists have doubts.

International Business Times UK

Shaken baby's mum 'thought she had a brain infection'

Secret recording of doctors' tally of five-month-old baby's injuries.

Newcastle Herald

While Recovering From Brain Surgery, Gary Woodland Maintains High Expectations

The fact that the former U.S. Open winner is playing at all is remarkable and Bob Harig reminds that some perspective is in order.

Sports Illustrated

Cancer charity warns of pharmaceutical firms holding up brain tumour research

Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh, whose sister died of a glioblastoma tumour, is to present a bill calling for new laws for clinical trials

The Guardian - UK

Go with your gut: the science and psychology behind our sense of intuition

From deciding where to have lunch to choosing to walk away from a danger you haven’t even identified yet, intuition plays a part in all our lives

The Guardian - AU

Family of patient with Huntington’s Disease donates brain to NIMHANS for research

The family of a patient with Huntington’s Disease (HD), a rare inherited disorder that causes progressive neuro-degeneration, donated her brain to NIMHANS for research last week. Doctors said this is the first brain donation at NIMHANS of a patient with HD.

The Hindu

What is 'popcorn brain'? Social media could be ruining our attention span

Research points the finger of blame for poor concentration on the rise of social media

Evening Standard

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The Hindu

What makes the brain the most complicated object in the universe

A study conducted by the HuthLab at the University of Texas sent shockwaves through the realms of neuroscience and technology.

Medical Daily

Gut-Brain Connection: 13 Top Mood Probiotics For Emotional Well-Being

Are you looking for probiotics to boost your emotional well-being? Explore our curated list of the top 13 mood probiotics known for enhancing digestion and promoting brain health.

PC Gamer

From the mind-flayer larva in your head to Wyll's devil horns, Baldur's Gate 3 is a game about transforming—whether you want to or not

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Language, culture can influence how our brain processes emotional faces

Humans are frequently considered to be able to perceive other people's emotions innately, but there is rising evidence that this ability is impacted by people's culturally shared knowledge of emotions. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Golf Monthly

Tiger Woods Says Gary Woodland's Return From Brain Surgery 'An Unbelievable Story'

Woods discussed Gary Woodland's incredible return to the tour after handing him an exemption into the Genesis Invitational

Homes & Gardens

The best – and worst – bedroom scents for sleep, according to experts

Scents activate different parts of our brain in different ways – experts explain the scents to use and avoid for a good night's sleep and the science behind it

The Guardian - UK

Adam Sillito obituary

Visual neuroscientist who transformed the Institute of Ophthalmology in London into a world-class centre of excellence

WEKU

Recent gaffes by Biden and Trump may be signs of normal aging — or may be nothing

President Biden and former President Trump have both experienced public memory lapses. But brain experts say such slips, on their own, are not a cause for concern.

The Guardian - UK

Popcorn brain: could the snack be the key to understanding why it’s so hard to concentrate?

Struggling to focus? Overwhelmed by your phone alerts? Experts say the popping kernels are a useful metaphor to explain overstimulation in the digital age

International Business Times UK

Study Links PCOS to Potential Memory and Cognitive Decline: Insights from UCSF Researchers

PCOS, a chronic hormonal endocrine disorder affecting about 116 million women globally, has long been associated with a myriad of health complications and now is linked to cognitive decline in middle age.

The Guardian - UK

What we know – and what we don’t – about the risks of rugby for adolescents

Letter: Dr Mike Forsythe says there is uncertainty about the effects of single or repeated concussions on the developing brain

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