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Optical illusion: Can you spot the hidden hat in this image within 8 seconds

There is a new challenge around the internet making people scratch their heads and leaving some in awe. Optical illusions are mainly captivating and mind-bending images that challenge our brains to perceive the drawings, people, and objects around us. There are various types of optical illusions which include physiological, cognitive,…

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5 Tips To Help You Focus At Work If Your Brain Is Basically A Goldfish 24/7

It's hard to focus at work, but with these tips you'll be able to smash those deadlines after you've stared at your screen all day.

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Predator or prey? This 'switch' in the brain toggles when you're hunting or being hunted

The hypothalamus, a brain region that helps control our hormones and sleep cycles, is also responsible for our ability to switch between predator- and prey-like behavior.

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Secret to lifelong memories sticking is molecular 'glue'

A new study has uncovered the role that a specific molecule in the brain plays in maintaining long-term memory.

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Science is just starting to understand the benefits of athletes putting their brains in ‘auto pilot’

In a much-publicised 2014 study, two Japanese neuroscience researchers found Brazilian soccer star Neymar used 90% less of his brain capacity – measured by neuron signals – compared to a group of Spanish second division players.

The Conversation

Superman's massive 'House of Brainiac' arc wraps up with big changes for Lex Luthor and Lobo

The arc is a crossover between Superman and Action Comics

GamesRadar

Doctors issue urgent warning to anyone planning to get surgery abroad

Doctors warned surgery abroad have been spurred on by a ‘social media nation’ where people feel the need to present themselves in a certain way

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Lab-grown 'minibrains' may have just confirmed a leading theory about autism

Excessive brain growth in the womb has been directly tied to autism in toddlers in new research involving lab-grown "minibrains."

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Organ-on-chip market for drug testing expected to see tenfold growth to $1.3 billion by 2032

Pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies are the number one consumers of this tech, but other industries are taking notice.

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Why today is critical in Princess Anne’s recovery, according to concussion expert

Concussion can affect older people differently, brain and cognition expert Natalie Mackenzie explained

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Meet Gordonia – The squat pig with tusks and a reptile brain that lived in Scotland’s desert

Gordonia was about three feet long and weighed approximately 45 pounds

The Independent UK

Changes in vision that might indicate a brain tumor

Brain tumors can have a variety of visual symptoms, depending on their location, size, and growth rate. These symptoms occur because the tumor can exert pressure on specific areas of the brain responsible for vision or impede the normal function of these regions. Here are some common visual symptoms associated…

The Times of India

Not content with beating Elden Ring with nothing but her brain, the mind-controlling streamer is back and battering Shadow of the Erdtree's tough bosses

Yes, with her mind

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Brain teaser: Are you smart enough to spot a squirrel in this jungle?

Do you think you are smart enough to solve a brain-busting challenge that only 1% of people can solve? Get ready to test your intelligence and observational skills with this mind-bending optical illusion!

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Do hormonal contraceptives increase depression risk? A neuroscientist explains how they affect your mood, for better or worse

More than 85% of women – and more than 300 million people worldwide at any given time – use hormonal contraceptives for at least five years of their life. Although primarily taken for birth control, many people also use hormonal contraceptives to manage a variety of symptoms related to menstruation,…

The Guardian - UK

UK boy has brain implant fitted to control epilepsy seizures in world first

Oran Knowlson, who could suffer hundreds of seizures a day, had neurostimulator fitted at Great Ormond Street

The Independent UK

First UK child to have epilepsy device fitted in his brain has huge reduction in seizures

Boy, 13, had the device fitted at world leading children’s hospital Great Ormond Street

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World first epilepsy device fitted in boy's skull at Great Ormond Street Hospital

World-first device sends electrical signals deep into the brain to reduce seizures

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50 Times People’s Petty Revenge Was So Iconic It Had To Be Celebrated Online (New Pics)

When someone wrongs us, there are two choices. To forgive and peacefully move on, or to get creative and craft the perfect revenge plan. The post 50 Times People’s Petty Revenge Was So Iconic It Had To Be Celebrated Online (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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A tragic television star, the brain of a genius, and a prize-winning pig – 3 new books are brilliant examples of contemporary Australian poetry

All art comes from some abstraction of reality. What is written on the page or painted on the canvas is the artist’s representation of something real. Through that representation, the real becomes abstracted and is transformed into art.

The Times of India

Healthy habits, healthy minds: 4 lifestyle strategies for elders’ mental health

It is not uncommon for people to witness a decline in their health as they age. While physical health becomes a prime topic of discussion on aging, mental health, significantly impacting overall well-being, can’t be ignored. As elders navigate various life changes, including retirement, loss of loved ones, and physical…

The Conversation

Living with traumatic brain injury: Proposed legislation supports nationwide strategy for care

Over 1.5 million Canadians are living with acquired brain injury, stemming from traumatic impact, stroke, suffocation and other conditions. Bill C-277 — an Act to establish a national strategy on brain injuries — aims to implement much-needed long-term treatment and equitable support.

The Times of India

What are the major lifestyle modifications that can help in dealing with Alzheimer's disease?

About 55 million people worldwide have dementia and approximately 70 percent of them have Alzheimer's disease, the most common type of dementia. Alzheimer's dementia which is a degenerative brain disorder involves a progressive loss of memory especially for recent events which worsens gradually. The person may misplace his belongings often,…

International Business Times

Brain Engineering Labs Overcomes Communication Barriers With Innovative Approach

Brain Engineering Labs aims to hone the skills of highly visual thinkers—those with Maverick Minds—to transform their struggles into strengths.

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only those with sharp vision can find 'E' in this image

A new challenge is up for you: Can you see this image where F is written in every row and column? Well, the challenge is to find E in this image.

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