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Lesser known health benefits of consuming fish oil (tips to use them effectively)

Fish oil has potential health benefits which often go missed or is missed out intentionally due to its source of origin- fish. Apart from this, several misconceptions surrounding fish oil like "it smells like fish" also discourages people from including it in their diet. However, one should know that fish…

The Times of India

Study reveals key role of Galectin-3 in brain tumour development

A research group at the University of Seville's Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology has achieved great progress by identifying the critical role of the protein Galectin-3 in the progression of several forms of brain tumours. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Was T. rex really as smart as primates?

A neuroscientist argues T. Rex had enough brain power to use tools, furthering debate about its intelligence

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Optical illusion test: Spot the three hidden boys in this classic village painting in 9 seconds

Optical illusions are mere mind-bending images that challenge our visual skills and perception providing us with deeper insights into how our brain and eyes process complex visual information with utmost precision. Optical illusions make our brain and eyes work together which puts a good workout for our visual system which…

The Times of India

Poor identification of brain death cases impacting organ donations: Health Ministry

Low organ donation rates in India due to poor brain death identification, Health Ministry urges hospitals to increase awareness and certifications.

The Hindu

AI Gets a Brain Boost: Scientists Create 'Thinking' Device Using Just Water and Salt

Scientists created artificial 'brain cells' using water and salt, similar to human brains. This could lead to computers that work like the human brain.

International Business Times UK

Brain teaser: Only true observers can spot the owner of the goat

Are you ready to put your vision to the test? Take a close look at this tricky image and see if you can spot the owner of the goat.

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Do you get your kids’ names mixed up? Psychologist reveals why your brain makes this ‘common glitch’ and it’s not the reason you think

Are you always going through the names of all your kids before you land on the right one? Don't worry, you aren't alone - there's an interesting scientific reason you do it.

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Optical illusion reveals key brain rule that governs consciousness

A study of mice starts to unravel how the brain gets tricked by this kind of optical illusion, and it gives clues about how visual perception works.

LiveScience

‘Like taking a shovel to your brain’: dark fairytale game Indika takes aim at the Russian Orthodox church

Creative director and writer Dmitry Svetlov explains how his religious upbringing shaped this game about a nun with a rebellious streak

The Guardian - UK

Super-detailed map of brain cells that keep us awake could improve our understanding of consciousness

A new map of a brain network that sustains wakefulness in humans could help improve our understanding of consciousness.

LiveScience

Multiple sclerosis patients are sensitive to heat: Tips to help them

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the myelin sheath surrounding nerves in the central nervous system. This leads to communication problems between the brain and the rest of the body, causing various symptoms like fatigue, muscle weakness, and problems with coordination and balance.…

The Times of India

Childhood epilepsy: A short but comprehensive guide for parents

Childhood epilepsy refers to a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures that begin during childhood. Seizures occur due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain, resulting in various symptoms like convulsions, staring spells, or loss of consciousness. Causes of childhood epilepsy can include genetic factors, brain injury, infections, or developmental…

The Times of India

Brain teaser: Only people with 20/20 vision can find all the 11 objects

Seeing clearly through the rain might be tough, but if you have a 20/20 vision, you're in for a challenge! Among the seven people holding umbrellas in a stormy scene, there are 11 hidden items waiting to be found.

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My first time doing tai chi: ‘It feels like my brain is solving a Rubik’s Cube’

In her fortnightly review of fitness and wellbeing activities, comedian Jennifer Wong finds that mastering the Chinese martial art is a matter of mind over navel

The Guardian - UK

Four Premier League-era players and Joe Kinnear’s family part of brain injury legal action

Four Premier League-era players and the family of Joe Kinnear are part of the legal action against the football authorities over brain injuries sustained from playing the game

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'Frankenstein' mice with brain cells from rats raised in the lab

In recent experiments, rat brain cells filled in for lost neurons in mouse brains, raising new possibilities for growing donor tissues across species.

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What most parents don't know about 'emotional regulation', from a brain doctor (and understanding it may really help)

A neuroscientist has explained the process of emotional regulation in 7 steps, and understanding it could be beneficial to parents.

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The Brainstorms Project will reveal what your brain looks like when it listens to Pink Floyd

Brainstorms: A Great Gig In The Sky takes place at London's Frameless Gallery in Marble Arch

Newcastle Herald

'Significant effect': bushfire smoke hits the heart, lungs and brain

The Black Summer caused widespread hazardous air pollution.

Medical Daily

Teens At Risk Of Exposure To Toxic Lead And Uranium From Frequent Vaping: Study

Teenagers who frequently vape may face increased exposure to harmful metals like lead and uranium, which could potentially impact brain and organ development adversely, a study revealed.

Woman & Home

This is what actually happens when you look at your phone before bed

We all want to know does blue light affect sleep as much as we think it does. The experts have something a little unexpected to say on this...

The Guardian - UK

Waiting for the Monsoon by Rod Nordland review – a war reporter finds a ‘second life’ in the shadow of death

The Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times foreign correspondent provides fascinating insights into surviving his job and his 2019 diagnosis with an aggressive form of brain cancer in this inspiring journal of self-discovery

TechRadar

'Inspired by the human brain': Intel debuts neuromorphic system that aims to mimic grey matter with a clear aim — making the machine exponentially faster and much more power efficient, just like us

Intel's Hala Point is the world's largest “brain-based” computing system with 1.15 billion artificial neurons.

The Hindu

Where shall the poor go for a kidney transplant in Kerala?

Kidney disease prevalence in Kerala, India, highlights need for deceased donor transplantation to improve patient outcomes and access.

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