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The simple blood test that can predict Alzheimer’s decline

There is currently no cure for the disease nor any definitive way to predict how quickly Alzheimer’s disease will progress, but this research could change that

The Independent UK

Does Drug Use Lead to Addiction, or Are Some Brains More Prone To Use Drugs?

Researchers argue that "we may need to reevaluate the causal assumptions that underlie brain disease models of addiction."

Reason

What animal has the best eyesight?

When it comes to exceptional eyesight, picking a clear winner is harder than you might think.

LiveScience

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Trouble sleeping? 7 expert steps to fix your circadian rhythm and fall asleep fast

A sleep doctor reveals how to fix your circadian rhythm for better sleep

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The moment I knew: as I signed the waiver for his emergency brain surgery, I felt pure devotion

When their new boyfriend suffered a catastrophic medical episode, Andrew Gordon-Nicholls realised they couldn’t imagine life without him

The Guardian - AU

Using AI bots like ChatGPT could be causing cognitive decline, new study shows

A new study shows that using ChatGPT could mean “a likely decrease” in learning skills and could internalise “shallow or biased perspectives”.

Euronews

This is your brain on ChatGPT

MIT finds AI tools like ChatGPT can limit brain activity, impair memory, and decrease user engagement.

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Why some elite athletes face a higher risk of developing motor neurone disease – and what we’re doing about it

Motor neuron disease (MND) is a devastating condition that causes progressive muscle weakness by damaging the motor neurons, the nerve cells that connect the brain to muscles. These neurons allow us to move, breathe, eat and ultimately, stay alive.

The Conversation

New research says using AI reduces brain activity – but does that mean it's making us dumber?

New research points to AI reducing brain use, but it's about how, not if, you use the tool.

TechRadar

Adriana Smith Case Update: What Will Happen to the Newborn Baby of the Brain-Dead Mother?

After Adriana Smith's death, her premature baby fights for survival in NICU. Discover what's next for Chance and why this case sparked national debate.

International Business Times UK

Ketamine may treat depression by 'flattening the brain's hierarchies,' small study suggests

Ketamine leads to increased communication between areas of the brain that don't typically engage with each other, new research suggests.

LiveScience

We may finally know how Tylenol works — and it's not how we thought

According to a new study in rats, a key byproduct of acetaminophen, called AM404, may block pain at the source before it has a chance to reach the brain.

LiveScience

Nobody’s Perfect But These 48 Human Body Flaws Are Just Stupid

Why do our knees start giving out before we even hit 40?

Bored Panda

Does ChatGPT make you stupid? MIT study suggests people who rely on AI tools are worse off.

A new MIT study suggests that relying on ChatGPT can lower cognitive effort and lead to worse thinking and writing without AI assistance.

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11 “New Math” Problems That Broke Our Adult Brains

If you’ve ever tried to help your child with homework and ended up questioning your entire education, you’re not alone. Welcome to the brain-bending world of new math problems—the kind that leaves grown adults reaching for a calculator, YouTube tutorial, or glass of wine. While Common Core and similar approaches…

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9 Homework Excuses That Are Actually Kind of Brilliant

Every parent has heard at least one wild homework excuse that made them pause and think, “You know what? That’s oddly creative.” Whether kids are genuinely overwhelmed or just in peak procrastination mode, their ability to spin homework excuses that are actually kind of brilliant is often impressive. Sure, the…

The Independent UK

Gut bacteria may hold key to protecting brain against Alzheimers

A bacteria best known for causing stomach ulcers could lead to a new strategy in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease

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“What Could Go Wrong”: 46 Of The Absolute Worst Home Improvement Fails To Make You Cringe

If you ever feel bad about your awful home improvement skills, just remember that you're not the only one who sucks at it! Everyone has their moments. Even carpenters get brain farts.

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The Independent UK

New scanner could detect brain tumours in world-first

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International Business Times UK

Can A Rabies Patient Survive Via Vaccine? Questions Rise As Brit Dies From Light Scratch From A Puppy In Morocco

The woman died on June 11 at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, where she had been transferred after being diagnosed at Barnsley Hospital.

The National (Scotland)

New 'pioneering' scanner used for brain tumour patients trialled in world-first

A “pioneering” new scanner derived from MRI technology could be used to track brain cancer spread and lead to improved treatment for patients,…

The Independent UK

‘Pioneering’ technology to be used on UK brain tumour patients in world-first

The scanner could be used to track brain cancer spread and lead to improved treatment for patients, researchers say

The Independent UK

New scanner used for brain tumour patients trialled in world-first

The team of doctors and scientists involved will scan glioblastoma patients undergoing chemotherapy after surgery and chemoradiotherapy.

LiveScience

The brain might have a hidden 'off switch' for binge drinking

Flipping the switch on fewer than 500 neurons dramatically reduces the alcohol consumption of mice. This novel finding could lead to new targets for therapeutics.

AAP

Soccer headers alter brains, adding to dementia fears

Repeatedly heading a soccer ball alters the brain, a world-leading Australian study has found, but the long-term impacts still need to be investigated.

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