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Queensland researchers have overcome a significant barrier to delivering two drugs to Alzheimer's patients.

Brain-computer interface (BCI), generative artificial intelligence (AI) and next-generation telehealth are among the 10 technologies projected to have a substantial impact over the next decade, says the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA).

Dementia patients are smelling and touching plants to engage and stimulate their brains, in a new pilot program at Sydney's Royal Botanic Garden.

Barbara Frankel initially didn't worry too much after she got rear-ended by a car. Then the headaches started.

Wendy Larson was distraught when she found out three-year-old Mila had a tumour across the left side of her brain, with the mum fearing she won't be able to pay her bills as she cares for her child

BBC broadcaster Jeremy Paxman was brought to hospital after he collapsed in a park while walking his dog. A doctor in the emergency department said to Paxman: “I think you have Parkinson’s.”

Nina Nesdoly explains how workers can switch off from their day job to achieve a healthy work/life balance

Some research suggests practicing mindfulness can change brain structure, increase gray matter volume, and may induce neuroplasticity, but other trials disagree.

A work stress and prevention expert has revealed how to get a healthy work-life balance – suggesting removing work apps, changing clothes and using different scents. 

Oliver Robertson has always had to be careful about what he eats, as certain food groups could leave him with brain or blood damage

Yvette Clements is full-timer carer to her daughter Rosey, a young woman living with athetoid cerebral palsy; a movement disorder caused by damage to the developing brain