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Toddler’s death in Indian religious fasting ritual sparks outrage and legal review

Child with terminal brain tumour was initiated into Jain ritual of Santhara on religious leader’s advice

The Independent UK

Experts reveal why tackling 'non-preferred tasks' is the key to removing annoying chore blockers at home

Professional home organizers say it's a game-changer, especially if you have ADHD

Homes & Gardens

Brain interface used to edit YouTube video — paralyzed Neuralink patient also uses AI to narrate with his own voice

Bradford Smith, an ALS patient, is the third patient to receive a Neuralink implant. This tech has allowed him to edit and upload a YouTube video, and even help him synthesize his voice using AI.

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I Thought It Was Stress – Turns Out It Was a Deadly Brain Tumor

What started as odd, unexplained symptoms — like the smell of burning rubber, weird tastes, and random déjà vu — ended in tragedy for 44-year-old dad-of-three Barry Fair.

The Fashion Central

Tired all the time? How to get more sleep in 5 steps, according to experts

Do you feel tired all the time? We ask the experts how to get more sleep

Tom’s Guide

World's first computer that combines human brain with silicon now available

The CL1 computer is the first in the world that combines human neurons with a silicon chip. It could be used in disease modeling and drug discovery before it expires after six months.

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Could Technology Use Help Lower the Risk of Dementia? A New Study Says Yes

“Use it or lose it” enters the digital age as a new study finds that technology may lower the risk of cognitive decline.

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"Studying clears our brain fog and enriches our lives" - 4 women share the joy of learning new skills in mid-life

By making time to study something new, you could find inspiration and some very unexpected rewards

Woman & Home

Man beat neighbour to death following row over closing a gate

Mr O’Neill was left with a bleed on the brain and died in hospital almost a fortnight lat

The Independent UK

“Your Brain Just Ignores It”: 32 People Share The Most Ridiculous Fact They Know

While having a skeptical outlook can be healthy in the digital age, the reality is that some claims that sound ridiculous and bizarre are real. Fact really is weirder than fiction.

Bored Panda

There are specific brain cells that enable intelligent behaviour, scientists say

ANALYSIS: Mohamady El-Gaby reports on which brain cells are behind human intelligent behaviour

The Independent UK

Measles explained: What are the symptoms and how long does the vaccine last?

ANALYSIS: Experts have answered six key questions as measles outbreaks occur across the world

The Independent UK

50 Thoughts You Might Not’ve Had In The Shower Yet But Could Occupy Your Brain Next Time You’re There

Some of the funniest ideas come up while we're in the shower, as these posts show.

Bored Panda

Girl, 5, who found laughing and sneezing painful diagnosed with ultra-rare brain tumour

Rosie's parents were told their daughter's prognosis was nine to 12 months

The Independent UK

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Michael Bolton Brain Cancer: What Is Glioblastoma, What Are the Symptoms and Can You Prevent It?

Poprock legend Michael Bolton, 72, recently opened up about his cancer diagnosis and what his symptoms were— but what is glioblastoma, the disease killing 10k Americans yearly?

Capital & Main

International Students Get an Education in Fear

How Trump’s treatment of foreign students risks budgetary crises for schools and a national brain drain.

The Conversation

How we discovered specific brain cells that enable intelligent behaviour

For decades, neuroscientists have developed mathematical frameworks to explain how brain activity drives behaviour in predictable, repetitive scenarios, such as while playing a game. These algorithms have not only described brain cell activity with remarkable precision but also helped develop artificial intelligence with superhuman achievements in specific tasks, such as…

The Conversation

Thirty years on, our research linking viral infections with Alzheimer’s is finally getting the attention it deserves

The common cold sore virus, which is often caught in childhood, usually stays in the body for life – quietly dormant in the nerves. Now and then, things like stress, illness or injury can trigger it, bringing on a cold sore in some people. But this same virus – called…

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The Guardian - UK

Children under six should avoid screen time, French medical experts say

TV, tablets and smartphones ‘hinder and alter brain development’, open letter says

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‘Ain’t Going Down Without a Fight’: Michael Bolton confirms he has incurable brain cancer

Singer says he is living with “a reality of mortality”

The Independent UK

Screen time rewires your child’s brain. Here’s what you can do about it

Scans show screen time can change the brain’s physical structure and pathways

The Independent UK

Woman who nearly died after stroke describes being able to sing before speaking – and she’s not alone

The young woman was told she had a ten per cent chance to live

The Independent UK

One in three report ability to sing better than speak after stroke, poll finds

One young stroke survivor has told how singing has helped her recovery.

The Guardian - UK

World Rugby’s brain health service finds 25% of ex-players ‘at risk’ of problems

One quarter of a group of former elite rugby union players who have participated in World Rugby’s new brain health service programme have been identified as being ‘at risk’

The Conversation

How does consciousness work? Duelling scientists tested two big theories but found no winner

“Theories are like toothbrushes,” it’s sometimes said. “Everybody has their own and nobody wants to use anybody else’s.”

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