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OpenAI fiasco: Experts warn of potential brain drain despite Sam Altman's return

OpenAI crossed the Rubicon this past week—going back to the way things simply is no longer an option and teams may now scatter to the wind.

Fortune

A new study on the Mediterranean diet offers the strongest proof yet that it's associated with healthy brain aging

This plant-based way of eating is more of a lifestyle than a strict diet and offers a wide variety of health benefits, experts say.

Fortune

Why are sales so hard to resist? Let's unravel this Black Friday mystery

The human brain has to really fight the lure of a discount. Companies know this and use many tricks to push our buttons. But there's a way to outsmart them.

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Dopamine on the brain

The neurotransmitter that started off as a media favourite, with fashion and interior designers its biggest fans, is now a worry for people anxious about addiction. But the real story is more complex

The Hindu

Does Screen Time Impact Shape Of Children's Brains? Researchers Find Negative And Positive Effects

Researchers have now found that the time spent in front of digital devices can affect the shape of children's brains.

Medical Daily

Had A Sleepless Night? Exercising For 20 Minutes May Improve Your Brain Power

Moderate exercise for 20 minutes after a sleepless night can improve brain power, a new study has found.

Medical Daily

Virtual screening of international dementia documentary at NIMHANS fosters a deeper understanding of the neurodegenerative disease

In a public health outreach initiative, the Centre for Brain and Mind (CBM) at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) in Bengaluru organised a four-day virtual screening of an international documentary “KEYS BAGS NAMES WORDS”, which sheds light on the intricate challenges posed by dementia, from November…

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Brain Teaser: Only smart and quick-witted people can find the error in this picture

Brain teaser problems put the reader's analytical and problem-solving abilities to the test by posing an issue for them to solve. These tasks have the capacity to increase cognition and enhance focus. Typically, the idea of this task is figuring out a code, spotting a concealed object or error, or…

The Times of India

Happy Thanksgiving! Douglas Coupland on enjoying the fun or the family freak-fest

Celebrate Thanksgiving with Douglas Coupland’s wry take on the festivities from the Wallpaper* archives, plus our recipes for success, from turkey to pumpkin pie

Wallpaper

Does it really take 20 minutes to realize you're full?

There's a time gap between when you've eaten enough to satisfy your hunger and when the brain actually realizes that you are full. Why?

LiveScience

Study shows 20 minutes of exercise can boost brain power after bad night’s sleep

Scientists highlight that studies show 40% of the world’s population does not get enough sleep, which is fundamental to a healthy lifestyle.

The Independent UK

Long Covid ‘changes brains of people differently to those who recover from virus’

More than two million people in the UK are thought to be suffering from long Covid and many report ‘brain fog’, perstistent fatigue and digestive problems.

The Independent UK

Size of brain area linked with cognitive decline – even in people with no other warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease

A small, seahorse-sized area of the brain is responsible for most of our learning and memory. Called the hippocampus, this area is key to many important brain functions, including turning short-term memories into long-term ones, regulating our emotions and making spatial navigation possible – essentially, our ability to plan where…

The Conversation

Salty much? These brain cells decide when tasty becomes blech

Scientists say two separate brain circuits control how much salt we consume.

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Can sound therapy help with long-term concussion symptoms?

According to new research, acoustic brain stimulation may alleviate chronic symptoms in people who have had mild traumatic brain injuries in the past. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Our sense of taste helps us pace our eating: Study

It has been generally held that when you eagerly dig into a long-awaited dinner, signals from your stomach to your brain keep you from eating so much you'll regret it. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Can't think? Unable to remember? Why most people are suffering from brain fog these days

“Some months ago I ordered two denims from an online store,” recalls

Zenger

Long COVID Alters Brain Differently Than Virus Recovery, New Research Finds

German scientists use advanced MRI technique to detect unique brain changes in long COVID patients

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Only those with high IQ can solve this dice brain teaser

You see, even though there's a ton of cool stuff online to stimulate your mind, it's easy to get caught up in the never-ending cycle of watching one episode after another. What starts as a quest for something mentally engaging can quickly turn into a binge-watching marathon, leaving the productive…

Medical Daily

New Treatment For Neurodegenerative Disorders? Study Says Coffee Grounds Could Prevent Brain Cell Damage

The study found the possibility of developing a treatment using coffee grounds that could prevent brain cell damage.

Zenger

Study Finds Signs Of Self-Awareness In Infants As Young As Four Months

New research reveals that babies demonstrate understanding of their bodies in relation to space, bringing us closer to understanding consciousness.

Zenger

Coffee Grounds Show Promise In Preventing Alzheimer’s And Parkinson’s

Researchers discover treatment potential in spent coffee grounds for neurodegenerative diseases.

Zenger

Study: Sports Team Losses Can Trigger Violent Behavior In Fans

Research reveals how losses affect cognitive control and increase the probability of disruptive behavior.

The Times of India

Personality test: What you see first reveals if you are ‘straight forward’ or ‘silent’ in arguments

Optical illusions are not just fun pictures that can intrigue your mind, but they can also offer insights into how your brain works. There are several viral optical illusions on the internet, which claim to have the ability to decipher the viewer’s personality. Here is one such interesting image that…

The Independent UK

Annabel Giles dies after brain tumour diagnosis: What is a glioblastoma?

Around 3,000 people a year in the UK are diagnosed with a glioblastoma.

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