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'Most Headaches Are Harmless', But Neuro Warns Not To Ignore These 3 Signs

While most headaches are harmless, a neurologist warns that certain symptoms could indicate something more serious, like a brain aneurysm.

Medical Daily

5 ways to reduce your dementia risk as study estimates U.S. cases could double by 2060

You can reduce your risk of dementia by addressing these modifiable risk factors.

Fortune

The hidden health risk of having your hair washed

Going to the hairdresser is often considered a relaxing, pampering experience, but a rare condition known as beauty parlor stroke syndrome (BPSS) can, for a small number of people, make a shampoo at the hairdresser’s a serious health threat.

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Surprise finding sheds light on what causes Huntington's disease, a devastating fatal brain disorder

Scientists are unraveling the mystery of what triggers Huntington’s disease, a devastating hereditary disorder that strikes in the prime of life

The Independent UK

Robots the size of grain of rice that can travel through brain to carry out surgery

Robeauté’s microrobots can enter the brain to diagnose, treat and monitor neurological conditions in a way that was previously impossible

The Independent UK

That Extra Sausage May Harm Your Brain: Here's How Red And Processed Meats Affect Cognitive Health

Researchers now urge cutting back on red meat, particularly processed ones, to reduce the risk of memory issues and dementia.

Medical Daily

Meta’s factchecker cut has sparked controversy – but the real threat is AI and neurotechnology

Mark Zuckerberg’s recent decision to remove factcheckers from Meta’s platforms – including Facebook, Instagram and Threads – has sparked heated debate. Critics argue it may undermine efforts to combat misinformation and maintain credibility on social media platforms.

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Can Green Tea Protect Brain? Here's How Much To Drink Daily For Beneficial Effects

New research suggests that drinking green tea every day may help reduce white matter lesions in the brain.

Medical Daily

Matthew was dismissed as ‘anxious’ by doctors. He actually had a brain tumour

‘I kept telling them I felt I was getting worse, and they said it was just all in my head,’ said Matthew Collins

The Independent UK

Amazon's upcoming Alexa AI brain transplant might make you use it for more than just weather and timers

Amazon plans an AI revamp for Alexa.

TechRadar

Severance: the real cognitive neuroscience behind the Apple TV+ show’s ‘severance procedure’

Severance, which imagines a world where a person’s work and personal lives are surgically separated, will soon return to Apple TV+ for a second season. While the concept of this gripping piece of science fiction is far-fetched, it touches on some interesting neuroscience. Can a person’s mind really be surgically…

The Conversation

66 days to quit Pepsi Max: ‘Of course, there is a lot of misery’

From four cans a day to zero. Can Jackson Ryan last more than nine weeks without his favourite sugar-free cola?

The Guardian - AU

Police issue new image of ‘random attacker’ who left elderly man with bleed on brain in Covent Garden

Anyone who recognises suspect is urged to come forward after two assaults near the Royal Opera House

Evening Standard

Healthy coffee, brain food and adaptogenic beer: do functional foods really work?

Healthy eating is no longer just a few more salads and a few less sweets. Now you can decrease inflammation by drinking olive oil water, and buy ‘brain food’ in Marks & Spencer. Can they really make a difference, asks Giulia Crouch?

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Surveillance tech is changing our behaviour – and our brains

From self-service checkouts to public streets to stadiums – surveillance technology is everywhere.

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Neuralink Advances Brain-Computer Interface Technology

Elon Musk's Neuralink makes progress in brain-computer interface technology, showing potential for paralyzed individuals. Other companies also advancing in...

International Business Times

Revolutionizing Biotech: How NeOnc Technologies Is Striving To Transform Brain Cancer Treatment And Drive Industry Innovation

Dr. Chen is developing a new delivery system which is designed to help cancer drugs cross the blood-brain barrier.

The Independent UK

Elon Musk says another patient got a Neuralink brain implant. There’s more to come

More than 45 trials involving brain-computer interfaces are underway in the US

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A deadly brain-eating amoeba lurks in freshwater swimming holes – here’s what you need to know

On hot summer days, hitting the beach is a great way to have fun and cool off. But if you’re not near the salty ocean, you might opt for swimming in a freshwater stream, river, lake or pool.

The Independent UK

Living longer can mean more dementia but there are ways to reduce the risk

New research suggests that Americans' risk for developing dementia over a lifetime may be higher than previously thought

LiveScience

New treatment for most aggressive brain cancer may help patients live longer

Glioblastoma often kills within months. A new targeted radiation therapy may help patients live longer.

The Guardian - US

‘I read 35 books this year!’: the Guardian readers who cut their phone use in 2024

It’s been a year since we launched the Reclaim Your Brain newsletter, so we reached out to subscribers to see how they’re doing

LiveScience

Tiny AI chip modeled on the human brain set to boost battery life in smart devices — with lifespan in some rising up to 6 times

The Spiking Neural Processor T1 is an AI chip that's modeled on the way the brain detects patterns and could extend the battery life in smart devices.

Medical Daily

Want To Dismiss Bad Memories? Never Skip A Good Night's Sleep

A recent study revealed that sleep deprivation could be the culprit behind your mind's inability to lock away unwanted memories.

The Independent UK

Is your attention span really getting shorter? Here’s how to fix it

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Whether it’s being torn between 10 tasks at work or ‘double screening’ at home in the evenings, it feels as though our attention spans are dwindling, writes Katie Rosseinsky. Thankfully, science understands concentration well. This is how you can fix your inability to focus

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