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Night owls’ cognitive function ‘superior’ to early risers, study suggests

Research on 26,000 people found those who stay up late scored better on intelligence, reasoning and memory tests

The Guardian - UK

Musk's Neuralink Eyes More Test Subjects For Its Brain Tech

Elon Musk on Wednesday said his Neuralink startup is "moving on" to a second test patient as its tech for linking brains and computers improves.

International Business Times

Chris Packham and Dr Chris van Tulleken to front new BBC science programmes

Among the new programmes are two Horizon specials – one of which will explore the possibility of a new global pandemic.

The Independent UK

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Think you’ve decided what to buy? Actually, your brain is still deciding – even as you put it in your basket

You are standing in the cereal aisle, weighing up whether to buy a healthy bran or a sugary chocolate-flavoured alternative.

The Conversation

Sharon Stone reveals she lost $18m after her stroke: ‘I had zero money’

‘Basic Instinct’ star suffered a nine-day brain bleed that she says changed everything, including her smell, sight and touch

The Independent UK

Why consciousness may have evolved to benefit society rather than individuals

Why did the experience of consciousness evolve from our underlying brain physiology? Despite being a vibrant area of neuroscience, current research on consciousness is characterised by disagreement and controversy – with several rival theories in contention.

The Conversation

'Brain drain' returns as bumper NZ crop heads to Oz

The largest number of Kiwis have left for Australia in more than a decade, with a net trans-Tasman migration of 27,000 in 2023.

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President Biden's 'Brain' Comment Dismissed As Lighthearted Joke

President Biden's lighthearted joke about his brain health clarified as humor by the White House press secretary. Understanding the context of such remarks...

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Tastes from our past can spark memories, trigger pain or boost wellbeing. Here’s how to embrace food nostalgia

Have you ever tried to bring back fond memories by eating or drinking something unique to that time and place?

The Conversation

Man who slipped in puddle of Baileys on way to BA flight could get £4m

Andreas Wuchner suffered traumatic brain injury after hurrying to his flight from Heathrow to Zurich in 2017

The Guardian - UK

The big idea: why your brain needs other people

Your own thoughts are just part of the picture – relationships are vital to the way you think

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We reviewed 1,200 studies to understand how childhood shapes the leaders we are today. Here’s what we found

Our instincts and tendencies are ways of thinking and behaving that have become written into the structure of our brains through experience.

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'I'll repay club for brain snap': Riki back for Broncos

Brisbane second-rower Jordan Riki is back from suspension and says he owes the club a big performance against St George Illawarra after his poor discipline.

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only those with high IQ can spot the umbrella in this image

Optical illusions are engaging mind-bending images that challenge your perception and further test your observation skills, challenging scientists to understand how our brain processes this visual information. These types of illusions are known to improve one’s cognitive abilities and stimulate our brain to think more creatively. Therefore, practicing these activities…

Inverse

Are The Benefits Of Psychedelics Overblown? Here’s One Compelling Case Against The Hype

Psychedelics have been billed as the next big thing in mental health. But are we getting ahead of ourselves? This psychologist thinks so.

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6 foods that could be making you age faster

New research shows how your diet may also play a role in how well you age.

The Independent UK

Rob Delaney says he wants to die in the same room as his son

The actor’s son passed away in 2018 from brain cancer

Evening Standard

Rob Delaney says he wants to die in same room as son

The American comedian and actor’s son Henry died in January 2018 aged two after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.

The Guardian - UK

Big brains and glittering careers: five fresh Labour MPs to watch

Labour’s new brood includes an economist whose family fled from Liberia, Westminster insiders and a former soldier

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Can you say which one of these two women is carrying more water?

If you’re keen to improve your brain’s memory function and power then solving optical illusions and brain teasers should be a mandatory check for you. You can increase your brain power by solving these exciting and engaging puzzles everyday which is more than for entertainment and is suitable for all…

The Independent UK

RFK Jr’s many controversies: From dumping a bear in Central Park to a worm eating his brain

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s legacy is ridden with anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, brain worms and bizarre bear-cub deaths, Gustaf Kilander and Katie Hawkinson report

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Do you need an EMF protective case on your iPhone? Radiation blockers explained

A solid defense, or a needless expense for your iPhone?

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