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Experts create 12-step checklist to reduce dementia risk

Vast majority of people not doing enough to ward off dementia in later life, charity warns

The Independent UK

This is how exercise can boost your brain power

Getting fit might make you less likely to lose your car keys or procrastinate on a daily basis, but can it help prevent cognitive decline over your lifespan?

The Independent UK

Can reading help heal us and process our emotions – or is that just a story we tell ourselves?

The oldest known library, dating back to the second millennium BC, in Thebes, Egypt, reportedly bore a sign above its portals in Greek: Psyches Iatreion, translated as “healing place of the soul”.

The Conversation

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Seven possible symptoms of brain cancer to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

The Independent UK

Man dating woman, 23, trapped in eight-year-old's body branded 'creep' by online trolls

Dan Swygart, 26, has stirred up some controversy after he started dating Shauna Rae Lesick who suffers from a rare condition as a result of her brain cancer.

Daily Record

Boy, 4, diagnosed with aggressive cancer on Christmas Day leaving family heartbroken

Jaxon Garvey was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumour after being taken to hospital just two days before Christmas. His parents, who also have a nine-month-old baby, were left devastated

Daily Mirror

Glasgow's Nailzone founder caught covid in middle of treatment for terminal brain tumour

Karen Kaye was put on a ventilator for four weeks after being rushed to hospital on Christmas Day in 2020. She died from her cancer diagnosis one year later.

Glasgow Live

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Decoding Brain Waves Helps Identify Music, New Study Suggests

A new technique created by researchers at the University of Essex for monitoring brain waves can identify the music someone is hearing. The study was published on January 19, in the journal Scientific Reports. The researchers hope the project could lead to helping people with severe communication disabilities such as…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Doctor shares self-care tips to help you manage pain after fibromyalgia diagnosis

Fibromyalgia affects millions, but diagnosis is difficult and treatment even more complex. Here, NHS pain consultant Dr Deepak Ravindran reveals how finding the right self-care is key

Daily Mirror

Booze-free in ’23: Why Australians are embracing the teetotal trend

Many Australians are giving up alcohol, either for good or just a month. On Sydney couple had their reasons and already see the benefits.

The New Daily

How doing yoga affects your body and brain—4 important benefits

A regular yoga practice gives your body a break from the effects of stress.

Fortune

Bill Plaschke: 'He was a Trojan until his dying breath.' How Charles White reconnected with USC.

LOS ANGELES — Nurses removed his USC jersey, unclasped his USC watch, slipped off his USC shoes.

Los Angeles Times

Watch: When skipper Rohit Sharma had a brain fade moment after winning toss in second ODI

NEW DELHI: A funny incident kicked off the second India vs New Zealand ODI in Raipur as skipper Rohit Sharma had a brain fade moment when he breifly forgot what to do after he won the toss.

The Times of India

A TikToker Says ‘The Gen Z Shake’ Is The Equivalent To The Millenial Pause Now My Brain Hurts

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The Independent UK

Horror injuries of Alex Murdaugh’s son revealed

‘Brain was severed and exited through the anatomical right side of (his) head,’ forensics report states

Fortune

Leading COVID expert says not enough is being done to help long haulers: “There’s no excuse for this”

Much remains unknown about long COVID, including the best ways to treat and prevent it.

The Independent UK

Scientists find unusual outdoor activity can help stave off dementia

Using Google Maps to find your way around could increase your risk of developing dementia, researchers say

The Independent UK

Seven possible symptoms of brain cancer to be aware of

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

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'JUNG_E' review: 'Train to Busan' director's sci-fi flick belongs in the scrap heap

'Train to Busan' director Yeon Sang-ho strikes out with his sci-fi feature 'Jung_E,' an inert action-drama that feels stuck in testing phases.

The Independent UK

Experts create 12-step checklist to reduce dementia risk

Vast majority of people not doing enough to ward off dementia in later life, charity warns

Daily Mirror

Devastated mum says 'hope is all I have left' after daughter, 2, battles brain tumour

Jade Logan, from Dumfriesshire, has told how her two-year-old daughter Maisie Anderson is battling a stage three brain tumour and says that "hope is all I have left"

Zenger

Minor Strokes Should Be Treated As A Medical Emergency: Study

Strokes are aimed specifically at hospitals in rural areas that may not have access to advanced imaging or an on-site neurologist.

The Guardian - AU

AFL accused of failing to protect players from concussion in submission to parliament

Player agent Peter Jess lists 32 AFL players that have retired with some form of brain trauma injury since 2009

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Dana White and TBS should be ashamed’ of Power Slap, says neuroscientist Chris Nowinski

A leading concussion expert asks of Dana White's slap fighting league: "What's next, 'Who can survive a stabbing'?"

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only a sharp-eyed person can find the hidden crab in this photo

If you succeed in this optical illusion test, the quality of your observation skills will become readily evident. A lot of people enjoy optical puzzles and picture puzzles online since they are entertaining and can teach you a lot about someone's intelligence. Online, you may find a variety of fascinating…

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