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Poor sleep is tied to accelerated brain aging, new study says. Here’s how it impacts people as young as 40

The more poor sleep habits participants had in early middle age, the greater brain aging they showed 15 years later.

Fortune

Poor sleep may age the brain by nearly three years, scientists say

Scans of nearly 600 middle-aged people showed sleeping badly was associated with poorer brain health years later.

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Human brain can process certain sentences in ‘blink of an eye’, says study

Researchers say findings differ from previous theories that words are understood one by one

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Study uncovers why the brain can quickly process short messages on screens

The research indicates that the brain’s processing capacity for language may be much faster than previously thought.

The Independent UK

The effects of binge drinking on teenagers’ brain development

Alcohol is deeply rooted in our cultures and habits, and in most Western countries, its significant economic weight grants it a much more favourable legal status and social perception than other drugs.

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‘World-first trial could revolutionise brain cancer treatment’ – researchers

The research will trial multiple new treatments for people in the UK living with glioblastoma.

The Independent UK

AI is making a whole new way of thinking, experts say

Artificial intelligence could lead to a kind of thought that happens outside of brains, researchers suggest

The Independent UK

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The best sleep aids recommended by experts: from blue light-blockers to apps to help you nap

Experts and poor sleepers share their tried and tested products and tips for a restful night

The Guardian - UK

How to quiet the noise in your head, and feel happier at work and in life

5 tips from mental health experts to be more present and less self-critical.

Fortune

Kelsey Parker reveals Liam Payne was 'so supportive' during husband Tom Parker's illness and after his death

Kelsey Parker has revealed Liam Payne reached out straight away to give her and the family the love and support during her late husband Tom's battle with brain cancer and after his death.

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The brain collector: the scientist unravelling the mysteries of grey matter

The long read: Using cutting-edge methods, Alexandra Morton-Hayward is cracking the secrets of ancient brains – even as hers betrays her

The Guardian - UK

Saints star playmaker still remains in NFL concussion protocol

New Orleans Saints star playmaker Chris Olave still remains in the NFL concussion protocol. This is his third brain injury in three years as a pro:

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'90s action horror game Undeadline is the quintessential Halloween shmup: Brains, beauty, blood, and a nice thick slice of cheese

Ninjas vs ghosts… FIGHT.

PC Gamer

Ex Trump ambassador claims ‘brainwashed’ children are ‘taking their own lives’ over climate change

Sands once supported Trump’s bizarre pitch to purchase Greenland from Denmark

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Daughter's death fuels brain cancer researcher's work

Cancer researcher Matt Dun lost his daughter to an aggressive brain tumour and is determined to ensure others do not have to feel his anguish.

LiveScience

At-home brain stimulation could be promising depression treatment, trial hints

A new trial suggests that at-home brain stimulation could potentially be a first-line treatment for depression. However, some experts are skeptical.

The Conversation

Existential uncertainty: how it affects your mind – and what you can do about it

With near-constant headlines discussing the devastating crises humanity is currently facing – from climate change to political polarisation and war – many of us are experiencing feelings of existential uncertainty.

The Guardian - UK

People with depression could administer brain stimulation at home, trial shows

Findings from phase two trial suggest patients could receive treatment without having to attend a clinic

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More kids than ever need special education, but burnout has caused a teacher shortage

A growing number of students in public schools – right now, about 15% of them – are eligible for special education services. These services include specially designed instruction for students with autism, learning or physical disabilities, or traumatic brain injuries. But going into the current school year, more than half…

The Guardian - UK

Stop the scroll: expert advice from a brand designer to help you stand out on social media

From considering colour to playing with animation, how to go from novice to design pro in a few simple steps …

The Times of India

Shocking truth about brain stroke cases in India

Did you know a brain stroke in India ends nearly 185,000 lives each year? This means that a person suffers a stroke every 40 seconds, and death from a brain stroke occurs every 4 minutes. Alarming, right? In recent times, neurological issues like migraines, strokes, seizures, and various types of…

Al Jazeera

What is shaken baby syndrome? Why might a Texas man be executed over it?

If Robert Roberson’s execution eventually goes ahead, it will be the first for shaken baby syndrome.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Only the sharpest eyes can find the 5 Halloween pumpkins

Halloween is just around the corner, and we've got a fun brain teaser for you! In this Halloween-themed optical illusion, your mission is to find five hidden pumpkins in a farmer's market scene.

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Gary Woodland In Contention At Shriners Children's Open

Gary Woodland shines at Shriners Children's Open, poised for victory after brain surgery recovery.

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One year after brain surgery, Gary Woodland in contention for first PGA Tour title in five years in Las Vegas at Shriners Children’s Open

Gary Woodland is feeling good again. That alone is reason to smile.

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