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‘Overworking’ may alter our brain structure. Here’s who is at risk

Experts found that working long hours may affect parts of the brain related to problem-solving and memory

The Independent UK

Protecting The Neck, Head And Brain On The Field: Kato Collar Addresses Sports' Biggest Pain Point, Concussion

Available in two sizes, Kato Collar redefines the standard of adult and kids' games, providing an effective alternative to preventing concussions, stingers, burners, and other injuries.

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28 Funny Instances Of ‘Random Pareidolia’ To Trick Your Brain Into Seeing Faces

We're better at creating pictures out of randomness than you might think.

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Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand issues health update as he ‘thought the lights were out’

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Researchers uncovered hundreds of genes linked to OCD, providing clues about how it changes the brain − new research

Obsessive compulsive disorder has many unknowns, including what causes it, why symptoms can differ so much between people, how medication and therapy for it actually work, and why treatment is effective for some people and not for others. In our newly published research, my colleagues and I made a step…

The Conversation

6 simple ways to boost your brain and stay sharp this summer

Love your heart, stay sharp and keep connected, says a Alzheimer’s Research UK expert.

The Independent UK

'I thought it was lights out': Rio Ferdinand speaks for first time on virus which left him hospitalised

The former player was rushed to hospital and underwent a brain scan

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‘I marvel I have any brain cells left’: artist Patrick Dougher on drugs, drink and blowing his big break with Sade

Dougher spent 20 years drinking, smoking and sniffing anything he could get hold of. At his lowest, he spent a month sleeping on a park bench. How did he bounce back?

The Guardian - UK

Dementia risk depends on more than lifestyle factors. Overstating this can cause stigma and blame

As public awareness of dementia grows, so too does the appetite for prevention. Global headlines tout the benefits of exercise, diet, brain training and social activity in reducing dementia risk.

The Conversation

For children with a rare form of dementia, music could be a powerful therapy tool

When we hear the word “dementia”, we usually think of memory loss in older adults. But there’s another, much rarer form of the disease that strikes far earlier in life – childhood dementia, also known as Batten disease.

The Conversation

‘My brain shut off’: How Evie Richards overcame concussion and a rare syndrome to become mountain bike world champion

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: This time last year Evie Richards was laid low by a serious concussion that threatened to derail her bid for Olympic glory. One year on the two-time mountain bike world champion is in the form of her life, but it’s been a long road back to her best,…

The Independent UK

Could a planet really develop a brain?

"My contention is that Earth may, if we are lucky and diligent and clever enough, grow an emergent superconsciousness."

LiveScience

What are neural processing units (NPUs) and why are they so important to modern computing?

Neural processing unts (NPUs) are the latest chips you might find in smartphones and laptops — but what are they ard why are they so important?

LiveScience

25 Fun And Interesting Facts To Share With Your Work Bestie

The funny and interesting facts on the safe-for-work subreddit are the perfect way to learn something new, jog your brain, and have a laugh. Click to see more fun and interesting facts!

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Can watching sport really improve your wellbeing? The science suggests it can

Couch potatoes and die-hard fans rejoice; all that time and money spent on your sports addiction may just be worth it

Marie Claire

I’m a Health Writer who lost her period due to underfuelling - 9 sure-fire signs you’re not eating enough

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The Independent UK

NHS launch programme to reduce brain injuries in childbirth

The national rollout follows a pilot in nine maternity units

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NHS scheme to prevent brain injuries in childbirth extended across England

ABC programme is designed to give clinicians more confidence to take swift action in an emergency

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NHS programme to reduce brain injuries in childbirth to be rolled out nationally

The Government programme will begin from September and follows a development phase and pilot scheme.

The Conversation

New recommendations for regulating neurotechnology in Canada include protecting Indigenous rights

With Canada’s federal election behind us, we can now focus on a renewed commitment to our values and to economic growth. Both entail a commitment to the health and well-being of Canadians.

The Conversation

Maple Leafs’ goalie Anthony Stolarz’s injury highlights concerns about concussions in ice hockey

During Game 1 of the Maple Leafs’ ongoing playoff series against the Florida Panthers, Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz was struck in the head by Panthers forward Sam Bennett.

HF8R Signature RGB Rechargeable Head Torch review: Brains, brawn and brightness

With Bluetooth connectivity and a range of digitally advanced focusing and features, this high-tech headtorch lights up the future

Evening Standard

Excess belly fat ‘impairs learning, memory and emotion control in teenagers’

Researchers said the findings are “particularly alarming” given the importance of adolescence when it comes to brain development.

The Independent UK

RFK Jr. promised to ‘pull back the curtain’ on autism. Scientists are sceptical

The link between genes and autism dates back to studies of twins decades ago

The Guardian - UK

Can you be friends with bees and why does the sun look yellow? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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