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'Opposite worlds': The technique CEOs are using to avoid burnout and keep themselves productive

From circus school to listening to death metal, CEOs are turning to their 'opposite worlds' to escape the pressure of their day-to-day.

Fortune

MRI scans reveal impact of racism and poverty on Black children’s brains

“We don’t think white people have just categorically different brains than Black people. We really think it’s due to the different experiences these groups have,” the study’s lead researcher said.

The Independent UK

Experts learn how brushing your teeth affects your brain

‘It has implications far beyond the mouth,’ researchers said

The Independent UK

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Latest lawsuit shows brain injuries are factor at all levels of rugby

The legal action brought about by 55 former amateur players has a potential impact to affect hundreds of thousands

The Guardian - UK

Dumfriesshire couple holding eight-hour music fundraiser for The Brain Tumour Charity

The musical extravaganza will take place at the Royal Bar in memory of five-year-old Sam Dorrance

Daily Record

Curious Kids: are some languages more difficult than others?

Some languages seem harder than others. Does that mean that the brains of people who speak those languages are more stimulated? – Maria Júlia, aged 14, São Lourenço, Brazil

The Conversation

Scientists discover ‘unexpected’ 319-million-year-old fossilised vertebrate brain

The findings shed new light into the preservation of soft parts in fossils of backboned animals

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Young mum died after thinking her symptoms were 'baby brain'

Anneka Johnstone was just 33 when she died

Liverpool Echo

‘Ancient fish fossil reveals oldest example of well-preserved vertebrate brain’

The findings shed new light into the preservation of soft parts in fossils of backboned animals.

The Independent UK

Scottish mum tragically dies of cancer after thinking dizziness was 'baby brain'

Anneka Johnstone passed away at the age of 33 after she was rushed to hospital following spells of dizziness. Although she put the symptoms down to just 'baby brain' an MRI and biopsy showed a more tragically fatal condition.

Edinburgh Live

Baby buried twice after devastated parents find out hospital kept his organs

A year and five months after burying Tadhg the mother was contacted by the morgue asking her if she wanted her baby’s brain and left lung.

Irish Mirror

New mum who thought she had 'baby brain' died from cancer months later

Anneka Johnstone from Dumfries, told husband Alan she was having dizzy spells but put this down to early motherhood before she fell while holding her baby and was rushed to hospital

Daily Mirror

Scots mum tragically dies of cancer after thinking dizziness was 'baby brain'

Anneka Johnstone, 33, passed away in 2019, just six months after she was diagnosed with a glioblastoma.

Daily Record

Research Explains Why High Fat Diet Could Reduce Brain's Ability To Regulate Food intake

The development of medicines for the condition may be aided by a better understanding of the brain's function and the intricate mechanisms that underlie overeating, a behaviour that can result in weight gain and obesity. Read full story on Dynamite News:

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Dumfriesshire mum pays tribute to her "perfect" wee girl who died after being diagnosed with brain tumour

Jade Logan said life will never be the same without Maisie Anderson after she died in hospital

Wales Online

Mum told she had herpes died six months later

Anneka thought her dizziness was just a sign of 'baby brain'

Daily Record

Scots mum paralysed by 'orange-sized' brain tumour trapped in bedroom of council home for three years

Former cleaning supervisor Mary Frances Bradley, 47, claims that she has to be carried around her Dalry home by husband Thomas as the property isn't big enough for his wheelchair to move round.

The Independent UK

Mum who thought she had ‘baby brain’ died of aggressive cancer six months later

Anneka Johnstone died just six months after she was diagnosed with a glioblastoma

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Liverpool Echo

Boy, 5, who died of brain tumour 'impacted people's lives in such positive way'

A charity football match will be taking place days on from the anniversary of the Tranmere Rovers fan's death

USA Today Sports Media Group

Sean O’Malley can’t watch Dana White’s Power Slap League: ‘I know how bad it is to do that to your brain’

Add UFC star Sean O'Malley to the list of Power Slap critics: "The actual 'sport,' whatever you wanna call it, itself, I can't watch."

Daily Mirror

Duncan Pugh dead: Winter Olympics star dies aged 48 after brain aneurysm

Olympian Duncan Pugh has tragically died at the age of 48 after suffering a brain aneurysm at his home in Perth, leaving wife McKenzie and their two sons "heartbroken and simply lost for words"

The Conversation

Ultra-processed foods – like cookies, chips, frozen meals and fast food – may contribute to cognitive decline

Scientists have known for years that unhealthy diets – particularly those that are high in fat and sugar – may cause detrimental changes to the brain and lead to cognitive impairment.

Evening Standard

Three or more concussions can significantly affect brain health in later life, new study warns

If you have multiple concussions in your teens, 20s, 30s and 40s, you will still be feeling the effects when you’re 70 or 80, researchers say

The New Daily

Can chewing help manage stress, pain and appetite? Here’s what the science says

Chewing has benefits for brain function, stress, anxiety, exam performance, pain perception, as well as hunger and food intake.

Inverse

Thomas Oxley Wants to Transform Our Brains’ Relationship With Computers Forever

Neuroscientist Thomas Oxley thinks Synchron’s brain implant, which is essentially a stent placed at the base of the motor cortex, is the Goldilocks of brain-computer interfaces. Here's how it works.

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