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Transplanting human tissue into rats ‘could advance brain disorder research’

Research may help improve research into mental disorders

The Independent UK

Hong Kong eyes property tax cut, visa moves to reverse Covid brain drain

Hong Kong is considering easing property taxes and visa restrictions as authorities seek to curb a pandemic brain drain that’s threatened the city’s status as an international financial hub.

Bangkok Post

Driver sentenced over crash that left baby with severe lifelong brain injury

A Hunter man who caused a car crash that left a seven-month-old girl with severe lifelong brain damage has escaped a term of full-time custody.

Newcastle Herald

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COVID or COVID vaccination can cause dermal fillers to swell up

The growing list of COVID complications is long and surprising – from brain changes and heart disease to skin rashes and COVID toes.

The Conversation

Stanford scientists grow human brain cells in rats — and get them to do things

Inside their small furry heads, Stanford rats have brains that are a little bit human.

Tribune News Service

Night sweats and hot flushes in menopause linked to poorer brain health – study

Researchers suggest their findings could help identify when early intervention could help.

The Independent UK

Morning mail: shocking aged care audit, long Covid ‘devastating’ millions, dish of brain cells plays Pong

Thursday: A new report lays bare cases of abuse and neglect in the aged care sector, partly due to understaffing. Plus: it’s time to flex your mussels

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Pub doorman turned body cam off before punching ex-serviceman who suffered brain injury

Doorman Adam Lock had denied entry to Kevin Penman for being drunk before an altercation between the two led to a punch being thrown at the victim, knocking him out

Daily Mirror

Base jumping: what we can learn from some of the world's most extreme athletes about overcoming doubt

You can be on that exit point for five minutes, battling all these voices in the head, and all of a sudden, a calmness comes over you, and you realise … it’s good, let’s do it. We used to call that “the moment”. Andy Guest, UK base jumper.

The Conversation

Human cells in a rat's brain could shed light on autism and ADHD

Scientists have devised a new model for studying disorders like autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. It uses clusters of human brain cells grown inside the brain of a rat.

WEKU

Scientists teach brain cells to play video game Pong

Cells were able to play longer rallies over time, with researchers now planning to see how they react when drunk

The Guardian - AU

Human brain grown in lab learns to play classic video game Pong - in just FIVE minutes

The experiment sheds light on how grey and white matter works - offering hope of developing new treatments for Alzheimer's and other neurological diseases

Daily Mirror

Human neurons transplanted into rats to help study brain disorders

Groundbreaking research could throw light on how cells from patients with neuropsychiatric disorders malfunction

The Guardian - UK

Scientists grow human brain cells in rats to study diseases

Scientists at Stanford University have transplanted human brain cells into the brains of baby rats, where they grew and formed connections

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The Independent UK

Human tissue transplanted into rats ‘could advance brain disorders research’

Scientists say these ‘living laboratories’ could also act as a platform to test new drugs and gene therapies for neuropsychiatric disorders.

The Independent UK

Mother explains why she doesn’t mind her child’s tantrums

‘It’s not simply letting your kids do what they want,’ Namwila Mulwanda insists

Daily Mirror

Not knowing what household objects are for is lesser-known symptom of dementia

Dementia can affect anyone in their later life, which over time can cause much devastation and pain for those involved. By identifying the early signs of the brain disease, treatment can be started to tackle the symptoms

Daily Mirror

Trainee lawyer left man in wheelchair after jumping red traffic light in rush back home

Mohammed Moneeb was left in a wheelchair after Sabbir Ahmed, 24, jumped a red light and crashed into his car, leaving the victim with a broken arm and femur and a bleed on his brain

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Dads’ Brains Shrink Slightly On Their Baby’s Birth So This Can Happen

Dads‘ brains actually shrink slightly when their baby is born, allowing them to become more empathetic, a new study has revealed.

The Independent UK

Common diabetes drug could stave off dementia, study finds

TZDs have been found to increase oxygen supply to the brain

AAP

Qld researchers unlock Alzheimer's barrier

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

Bangkok Post

Agency highlights promising advances

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).

ABC News

How plants can be key to unlocking memories in dementia patients

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

ABC News

University of Tasmania Wicking Centre free online course boosts understanding of traumatic brain injury

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

Daily Mirror

Mum can't afford to live after giving up work to care for daughter, 3, fighting cancer

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

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