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What causes motion sickness? Here's how to reconcile the mismatch in what your senses are telling your brain

My first experience with motion sickness was as a college student, standing on the back of a marine research vessel looking at interesting things dredged from the seafloor off the California coast. It was a day trip, the weather was good and the sea was calm. I was unaware of…

The Conversation

Brain training probably doesn't help ADHD – new study

Drugs to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be very effective, but they can come with a range of undesirable side-effects, such as increased anxiety, trouble sleeping and loss of appetite. It is not surprising that people have sought other treatments.

The Conversation

See if you have a high IQ by finding the three red darts within 15 seconds in this brainteaser

Brain teasers and optical illusions are an effective way of keeping the brain active

Nottingham Post

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Only players with a high IQ can find odd letter in 11 seconds in tricky brain teaser

If you mange to master this tricky brain teaser within 11 seconds, you could be forgiven for going around boasting about how high your IQ is for the rest of the day

Daily Mirror

Schoolboy's miraculous recovery after falling down eight-foot drop in scooter accident

Ioan Watts was in a coma for almost a month after his skull was left fractured and he suffered swelling on the brain.

Daily Record

Trust in memory of Dumfries teenager who died of brain tumour raises more than £200,000

Arran tosh's family were determined to keep his name alive and created the trust with the aim of helping others whose lives have been affected by the illness

Daily Record

Louisville shooting: Hero cop shot in head ran TOWARD gunfire and had just started job

Police officer Nickolas Wilt was seen running towards gunfire as Louisville shooter, Connor Sturgeon, opened fire in Old National Bank, Louisville, Kentucky, with the officer being rushed into hospital for brain surgery

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Playing sport against robots makes human brain work harder, research suggests

Brain scans taken during table tennis matches reveal differences in how players respond to human versus machine opponents.

The Independent UK

Boy nearly dies after falling off his scooter in eight-foot drop

Little Ioan Watts was in a coma for nearly four weeks and spent three months in hospital

Wales Online

Optical illusion: Only a genius can find the frog in this picture in under 7 seconds

Images or photographs that look to us to be something they are not are known as optical illusions. Or, to be more precise, optical illusions occur when the data that our eyes and brains exchange leads us to believe something that is not true.

The Times of India

What is a low dopamine morning routine? Plus, all the benefits

Experts reveal why a low dopamine morning routine could be key for a productive day

Woman & Home

Tricky animal brain teaser challenges viewers to spot deer in just 13 seconds

Viewers are challenged to find the animal quickly, as only those with 'extraordinary intelligence' can do so.

Daily Record

These Science-Backed Strategies Could Dramatically Improve Your Monday Brain

You can’t always change your schedule to make Mondays more appealing, but you may be able to shift your perspective.

Inverse

This Hack to Combat Boredom Could Transform Your Productivity

Boredom is a motivational state in which we week a meaningful task. Boredom occurs to everyone, and science suggests the best course of action is to plan for it.

Inverse

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'I went away with my family - I was the only one to return alive'

Sadiqul has told his heartbreaking story

The Philadelphia Inquirer

John Fetterman got hearing aids for sensorineural hearing loss. Here's what that means

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, stroke, and depression — common medical conditions that affect millions of Americans.

Daily Mirror

Paul O'Grady ITV show ends with poignant tribute to tragic ex-lover Brendan

Paul, who was known for his entertaining drag act Lily Savage, lost his former best friend, manager and lover, Brendan Murphy, to an inoperable brain tumour in June 2005

AAP

Time to find out your 'real age', researchers say

Researchers have developed a way to measure the "biological age" of a person, challenging a long-held belief that your age is determined by your date of birth.

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'I survived a freak gas leak that killed my mum, dad, brother and sister'

He survived because of a fan next to his bed

Salon

The psychology of chronic stubbornness

We asked experts how to reason with a stubborn colleague or lover... and understand what's going on in their brains

Daily Mirror

Where The Nolan sisters are now and heartbreaking family cancer battles

Sisters Anne, Lina, Coleen, Denise, and the late Bernie rose to fame after forming the girl group The Nolans in 1974

Salon

What TV gets wrong about dyslexia

Is the dyslexic detective just another shtick, or an authentic effort to bring nonlinear thinkers into the fold?

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: could rocks be conscious? Why are some things conscious and some not?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

Struggling with nouns? Robert Jenrick can help

The immigration minister has allowed me to see things more clearly after a bout of post-Covid brain fog

AAP

Ponga 'reassured' by brain health after concussions

Kalyn Ponga says brain tests in Canada went as well as they could and is confident he's ready to return to the NRL after four concussions in 10 months.

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