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A day in the life of caring for an overdose survivor

JB Jarrett lives with devastating brain injuries after overdosing on fentanyl. Despite the uncertainty of his prognosis, his mom, Jessica, is by his side 24/7

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UK woman plays clarinet during brain surgery to alleviate Parkinson's symptoms

Doctors said the results were 'instant' on the operating table.

Euronews

Astronauts can get motion sick while splashing back down to Earth – virtual reality headsets could help them stay sharp

When learning about the effects of spaceflight on human health, you typically will hear about the dangers of radiation, bone density loss and changes in eyesight. While these long-term risks are important, a less frequently discussed concern is motion sickness.

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The hidden victims of the opioid crisis: the ones who lived

After overdoses left them with brain injuries and lasting complications, Americans are struggling to get proper care. Experts call it another epidemic

The Guardian - US

Brain chip startup restores vision loss in world first

New implant represents a ‘paradigm shift’ in treating a form of irreversible blindness

The Independent UK

How staying social later in life can benefit your brain

Socialising can have amazing impacts on our memory, mood and mental health.

The Independent UK

Watch: Woman plays clarinet during four-hour brain surgery for Parkinson’s

This is the moment a woman with Parkinson’s disease plays her clarinet while undergoing brain stimulation surgery at Kings College Hospital, London on Monday (20 October).

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Resultreach Consulting: Where Neuroscience Meets Human Strategy in U.S. Digital Marketing

Eight months after its U.S. debut, Resultreach Consulting Corp. has made a quiet splash in New York’s competitive digital marketing scene.

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Iconic optical illusion secret was just revealed (thanks to mice and lasers)

Sometimes our brains are too clever for their own good.

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Woman plays clarinet during four-hour brain surgery for Parkinson’s

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The Independent UK

Woman plays clarinet during surgery for Parkinson’s – and sees instant results

Denise Bacon saw instant improvement in finger movements after undergoing deep brain stimulation

The Independent UK

Parkinson’s patient plays clarinet during surgery and sees instant results

Denise Bacon was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and it has affected her ability to walk, swim, dance and play her clarinet.

The Independent UK

ICE Arrests Afghan Asylum Seeker With Brain Cancer After He Asks for Directions

He had a valid work permit and a pending asylum claim, but Ihsanullah Garay was still detained. He now faces deportation while battling brain cancer.

Reason

Confused by Salon Tipping? Here’s Exactly How Much to Give (And Why)

You’re at the front desk, hair looking amazing, feeling like a million bucks. And then… the moment of dread. The receptionist flips that little screen around. The tipping options flash before your eyes, starting at a cool 20%. Suddenly, your brain is doing panicked math. Did the toner count as…

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The Independent UK

Taylor Swift donates $100K to 2-year-old battling cancer: ‘Sending the biggest hug’

Little Lilah is fighting rare and aggressive form of brain cancer that affects about 58 people per year

Budget and the Bees

12 Habits That Mess Up Your Sleep Without You Realizing

Ugh. You did everything right. Skipping that 3 p.m. coffee? Check. Putting your phone down an hour ago? Done. You even bought the fancy weighted blanket. So why are you still staring at the ceiling, or waking up feeling like you wrestled a bear all night? It’s a special kind…

The Conversation

Stroke can happen to anyone – an expert explains how to spot the signs and act fast

Stroke can happen to anyone, at any age and at any time. The number of strokes among younger adults under 55 is rising worldwide, and every day in the UK around 240 people experience the traumatic and life-changing effects of a stroke.

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Britney Spears Addresses How 'Brain Damage Happened' To Her In Lengthy New Post

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Why are women’s shoes so pointy? A fashion expert on impractical but stylish footwear

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to CuriousKidsUS@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

Why is migraine more common in women than men?

We’ve known for a long time that women are more likely than men to have migraine attacks.

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'Big brain move' day before Big Sugar lands Matt Beers first-ever event win in Life Time Grand Prix

Specialized Off-road teammate Sofia Gomez Villafañe uses recon of shorter route to seal weekend sweep of races in Bentonville and third series title

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8 Reasons Day Trading Is the Financial Addiction No One Talks About

Day trading can seem thrilling—fast decisions, quick profits, and the potential to outsmart the market from your laptop. But beneath that adrenaline rush, a darker pattern often develops: the rise of a financial addiction that mirrors gambling more than investing. Many traders convince themselves they’re just being ambitious, but over…

Fortune

CEO coach to the Fortune 500: The best leaders have developed a surprising talent—they know how to be 'actively' lazy

At work, learning to micro-relax better can increase energy, productivity and, quite frankly, joy.

LiveScience

How do our brains wake up?

How do we go from sound asleep to awake in the blink of an eye?

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Outdated Health Beliefs Still Taught as Scientific Fact

Once upon a time, we believed smoking was good for your lungs, butter was basically poison, and eating after 8 p.m. guaranteed instant belly fat. Spoiler alert: we were wrong. Science evolves, but a lot of those old “facts” about health still refuse to die. They’re repeated in casual conversations,…

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