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‘Everybody has a breaking point’: how the climate crisis affects our brains

Scientists are just starting to discover how extreme heat and weather is linked to neurological conditions such as Alzheimer’s and motor neurone disease – and can even affect babies in the womb. What can we do about it?

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Handwriting vs. Typing

The choice between handwriting and typing depends on one’s preference, type of work, and available resources.

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KY therapist uses Art Therapy to help kids and adults who may or may not be artistic

Art Therapist Janet Osborn uses Art Therapy to help kids and adults. She says you don't have to be good at art to participate.

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Who benefits from a demented president?

"He is cognitively weak and closer than you might think to being completely disabled"

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Why dental health is not arbitrary

Research has repeatedly linked good oral hygiene with brain and heart health, yet insurance doesn't prioritize it

Salon

30 Cool But Pretty Disturbing Facts About The Human Body That Not Many People Know About

The human body is utterly fascinating. But just when you think you’ve got a grip on everything there is to know, science progresses and throws you a curveball. The post 30 Cool But Pretty Disturbing Facts About The Human Body That Not Many People Know About first appeared on Bored…

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“Just as I was setting up the mic, Jimi started playing, and man, my brain froze. In that second, my life changed”: Eddie Kramer on working with Hendrix, Kiss, Jimmy Page and why guitar players should think more analog

The legendary producer/engineer looks back on a career spent recording with icons, and an era in which Hendrix was writing musical history in real time with a Fender Stratocaster

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Guntur doctors perform minimally invasive surgery using BrainPath technology

Mohana Rao Patibandla, founder of Dr. Rao’s Hospital, has announced that they had successfully performed the first-of-its-kind minimally invasive brain surgery using the BrainPath technology. “This landmark procedure marks a significant milestone as Dr. Rao’s Hospital has become the pioneer in introducing this innovative surgical technique in India,” said Dr.…

The Hindu

The Ending of '3 Body Problem', Explained

Our guide to the lingering questions after season 1, including "What exactly is a Wallfacer?"

Marie Claire

Scientists Try To Explain Why 4,400 Brains Have Managed To Survive, Some Over 12,000 Years

"I’m always conscious these are human beings." The post Scientists Try To Explain Why 4,400 Brains Have Managed To Survive, Some Over 12,000 Years first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Dogs understand more than they let on, create mental images of known words: Study

Dogs understand words through mental representations, reshaping understanding of language evolution, according to new research findings.

The Hindu

Doctors Find Parasite In Man’s Brain, Say It’s Because Of Undercooked Bacon

Doctors believe that the patient's habit of eating "lightly cooked, non-crispy bacon" caused this rare parasitic infection. The post Doctors Find Parasite In Man’s Brain, Say It’s Because Of Undercooked Bacon first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The physical signs of Trump's decline

"His walk appears wide-based," Dr. Elisabeth Zoffmann notes of Trump. "He has developed a swing of his right leg."

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The fight to cure South Sudan’s mysterious neurological disorder

Nodding syndrome is a distressing disease that stunts growth, harms brains and sparks convulsions. Though its cause is still unknown, there is now hope that epilepsy drugs can help afflicted children

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Exploring The Best Brain-Boosting Puzzle Games For Tablets

Discover a collection of stimulating puzzle games that will challenge your mind and keep you entertained.

The Guardian - AU

Life after a traumatic brain injury: ‘It took me over a year to find out I had an accident’

Caroline Laner Breure always wanted to be perfect. Then an accident left her in a coma. As she pieced her brain and body back together, her idea of perfection was transformed

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Alzheimer’s ‘breakthrough’ stalls: why a much-hyped drug is facing approval delays

The benefits of drugs such as donanemab, aducanumab and lecanemab are proving harder to quantify than potential harms, experts say

The Guardian - UK

Neurology professor Lisa Mosconi: ‘Menopause is a renovation project on the brain’

The neurologist and author on the upsides to menopause, the truth about HRT, and what superpowers become available to women after their body and brain’s transition

LiveScience

'We don't yet have the know-how to properly maintain a corpse brain': Why cryonics is a non-starter in our quest for immortality

In a new book, renowned biologist Venki Ramakrishnan explores the reasons why we die, and discusses unproven ways people hope to cheat death, such as cryogenics.

The Guardian - UK

How much bamboo does a giant panda eat in one day? Try our 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

The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘We got brain freeze from our rum slushies, but tried to hide it’

Jordy (left), 29, a graphic designer, meets Luke, 30, a design consultant

International Business Times

Dr. Mark Williams' Book, 'The Connected Species,' Shows How Our Brains Made Us The Dominant Species

The book explains how our brains evolved with a drive to connect with other members of our species, and that this drive changes how we perceive the world and how we relate with other people.

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First Neuralink Chip Recipient Shares Life-Changing Experience After Surgery

Quadriplegic Noland Arbaugh shares his positive experience with Neuralink brain chip implant, showcasing improved abilities and excitement for future advan...

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