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Django Django on the dance music-inspired Off Planet: "I started making music in the ’90s with an E-mu sampler, so part of my brain is still stuck there"

Django Django’s retro house-influenced new project is a flurry of hypersonic colours and energy. We spoke to the band’s cofounder David Maclean about the record’s inspirations, tech and evolution

MusicRadar

Gene therapy injection into the brain causes alcohol use disorder to stop — in monkeys

A small, proof-of-concept study in monkeys reveals the potential of a one-off gene therapy to treat people with alcohol use disorder who haven't responded to other treatments.

LiveScience

Study shows promise of Parkinson’s therapy for alcohol use disorder

The study found that implanting a specific type of molecule in the brain may prevent a return to excessive alcohol use after a period of abstinence.

The Independent UK

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Parkinson’s therapy could be used to tackle alcohol abuse

Excessive alcohol use can alter nerve tracts in the brain responsible for producing dopamine

The Independent UK

The same people excel at object recognition through vision, hearing and touch – another reason to let go of the learning styles myth

The idea that individual people are visual, auditory or kinesthetic learners and learn better if instructed according to these learning styles is one of the most enduring neuroscience myths in education.

The Conversation

The psychological immune system: four ways to bolster yours – and have a happier, calmer life

All of us will experience pain and stress, but the brain has some smart ways to protect us. Here is how to get prepared for periods of adversity

The Guardian - UK

Mary-Louise McLaws, epidemiologist who guided Australia through Covid, dies aged 70 from brain cancer

Health minister says professor and WHO advisor was ‘an incredibly calm, articulate voice at a time that was very frightening’

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Scottish firm working towards ‘transformative’ early blood test for Alzheimer’s

Scottish Brain Sciences is collaborating with Roche Diagnostics on the project.

The Independent UK

5 biggest takeaways from UFC on ESPN 51: Is Vicente Luque no longer a violence machine? Did Cub Swanson win a robbery?

Analysis of the top storylines from UFC on ESPN 51, including Vicente Luque's win after a brain bleed and Cub Swanson's debatable decision.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Uncover RICE Amidst the Sea of RISE: Can You Master This Challenge in Under 20 Seconds?

Engage your lateral thinking prowess to unravel this brain teaser. True mastery arises when one approaches puzzles from diverse perspectives. Even the brilliant Archimedes relished such conundrums, highlighting their universal allure. This enigma beckons for your innovative and astute contemplation. How swiftly can you conquer this challenge?

The Times of India

New dementia drug raises hopes and fears

These dementia treatments are opening uncharted territory. Here's some of what people should know

Salon

Kerala University to create awareness on Alzheimer’s disease among youngsters

It also aims to shed light on the neurobiology research that is under way into the contributing factors of neurodegenerative disorders including the role of the gut-brain axis and incompatible food choices.

The Hindu

Twitter reacts to Vicente Luque returning from brain bleed to beat Rafael dos Anjos at UFC on ESPN 51

See the top social media reactions to Vicente Luque's win over Rafael dos Anjos in the UFC on ESPN 51 main event.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Classical musicians are ‘clone-like’ these days, says Nigel Kennedy

Renowned violinist applauds the technical proficiency of young players although he finds new teaching methods a ‘brain and heart turn-off’

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People have a right to know if aging politicians are physically, mentally fit

We need to have a national conversation about measuring elected officials’ physical and mental-brain health, balancing the public’s right to know with the person’s right to privacy.

TechRadar

I review cameras for a living – and this app has made me a better photographer

PhotoPills is my second brain for photography – and it's probably the best-value snapping accessory you can buy.

The Guardian - UK

‘I refuse to get old’: how readers strive to keep dementia at bay

Researchers say lifestyle changes could prevent up to 40% of dementia cases. Our readers share their efforts to mitigate the risk

Fit & Well

Strengthen your mind-muscle connection to build muscle and engage your core

Build your mind-muscle connection to strengthen your muscles and develop a mindful practice

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'Hyper-synchronized' brain waves may explain why different psychedelics have similar effects, rat study reveals

Despite acting on different receptors, psychedelics induce similar "waves" of synchronized electrical activity across the rat brain, potentially explaining their shared hallucinogenic effects.

Dynamite News

Diabetes linked to functional, structural brain changes through MRI: Study

A Michigan Medicine study discovered that the longer a person suffers type 2 diabetes, the more likely they are to have changes in their brain structure. Read further on Dynamite News:

Salon

Televising Trump's trials will hurt

It's the only way to justice

The Guardian - UK

Experience: I don’t feel fear

Everybody thinks it’s an amazing superpower, but there’s another side to it

The Independent UK

Underworld discovery casts doubt on our understanding of human evolution

Did an extinct ‘small-brained ape-man’ species develop a sophisticated culture millennia before we did?

Cinemablend

After Seeing Margot Robbie's Barbie, Neil DeGrasse Tyson Thinks He Knows Where Barbieland Is Located

After seeing Barbie, Neil DeGrasse Tyson decided to put his brain to use figuring out where Barbieland is located in the Margot Robbie-led movie.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Vicente Luque on overcoming brain hemorrhage ahead of UFC return: ‘I’m definitely blessed’

Vicente Luque opens up about overcoming a brain hemorrhage ahead of his UFC return.

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