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Damian McMahon is now embarking on a unique fundraising campaign to honour memory of his late mum Martha

Scientists know both a lot and very little about the brain. With billions of neurons and trillions of connections among them, and the experimental limitations of examining the seat of consciousness and bodily function, studying the human brain is a technical, theoretical and ethical challenge. And one of the biggest…

Abdulmohsen Al-Mutairi’s movie “Memories from the North” deals with how we cultivate our collective and personal memories as it highlights the personal memory and childhood experiences of the Saudis who lived through the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait three decades ago.

Grief and rage filling the families of victims of the Beirut port explosion is eclipsing any kind of positivity drawn from economic activity returning to the harbor. Two years after the largest non-nuclear explosions in history ripped through the Levantine country’s capital, Lebanese people are angered by the impunity given…

The mother of Gabby Petito is keeping the memory of her murdered daughter alive by speaking out on behalf of domestic abuse survivors

The new study presented at the Alzheimer’s Association’s annual conference marks the longest test of whether exercise makes any difference once memory starts to slide.

The annual event held by Hamilton Golf Club has raised thousands for CHAS over the years.

Stuck finding all of the 'Stray' Memories? In this guide, we'll show you where to find all 27 collectibles in the game.

A popular Kannada cinema actor and national awardee, Vijay had a close association with theatre. He died in a bike accident last year.

In trauma’s early aftermath, changes in the hippocampus could help identify and potentially prevent PTSD from developing.

The film has been produced on behalf of The Bowel Movement, a charity set up in memory of Benjamin Millard, who died from bowel cancer at 33.