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The Search To Discover Why 'Outliers' Survive Deadliest Cancers

When Herve found out he had glioblastoma -- the most aggressive form of brain cancer -- at the age of 40, he made a deal with himself.

International Business Times

Man awarded millions after hospital causes brain damage

A man's diagnostic surgery for abdominal pain led to injuries and multiple complications that damaged his speech and mobility.

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‘I’m back!’: how Guardian readers reclaimed their brains and cut their screen times by 40%

Readers say they’ve been sleeping better and pursuing new hobbies since signing up to the Reclaim your brain newsletter

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4 ways to make your to-do list less overwhelming – organizer tricks to reduce stress and maintain productivity

Professional home organizers and life coaches explain how to make your to-do list more efficient to tackle your household chores and life admin in half the time

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Can Elon Musk's Neuralink Be The Key To Curing Cancer? Experts Weigh In

Neuroscientist says Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implants could cure cancer, but raises concerns about a future divide between enhanced and unenhanced humans.

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New Research Deepens Havana Syndrome Mystery

The mystery of so-called Havana Syndrome, which struck down dozens of US diplomats, deepened Monday as new research found no tangible evidence of brain injury in those affected.

International Business Times

No evidence of brain injury in people suffering ‘Havana Syndrome’: US study

US research agency finds no ‘biological abnormalities’ in US officials reporting incidents, but says symptoms are real.

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In Havana syndrome patients, NIH scientists find no physical trace of harm

The mysterious ailments that became known as Havana syndrome left no physical evidence of injury or disease, according to two government studies.

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Woman’s Selfie Near Times Square Leads To Brain Tumor Diagnosis

“I thought it was odd, so when I returned home, I mentioned it to my neurologist.” The post Woman’s Selfie Near Times Square Leads To Brain Tumor Diagnosis first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Gary Woodland Struggling With Health Issues Following Brain Surgery

The 2019 U.S. Open champion is visiting a brain clinic Monday to understand some new setbacks and possible treatment.

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CoComelon has been accused of being 'overstimulating' - the experts explain why it's ok to let your kid watch the popular cartoon

CoComelon is adored by kids around the world, but some experts have shared reasons they don't think children should be watching - we look at both sides of the argument.

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Optical Illusion: Only those with a sharp vision can spot the cat in this picture

Here we are with a new challenge. This latest image puzzled people as they were challenged to find a sneaky cat hiding somewhere around the bed sheets. To spot this kitten you would require a great deal of concentration and a nearly perfect eyesight. But, mind you the clock is…

The Times of India

Brain chips: the Sydney researchers ‘miles ahead’ of Elon Musk’s Neuralink

Multiple Australian projects are on the cutting edge of neurotech breakthroughs and man-machine interfaces – raising questions of security and privacy for human minds

The Guardian - AU

Optical Illusion: Can you spot the bag with money within 10 seconds?

Brain teaser riddles are a form of puzzle that requires a sincere thought process to solve. It also requires an unconventional way of thinking which gives constraints in mind and also deviates our minds into lateral thinking. Riddles always come with certain logic which are hard to find and understand.…

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Organ transplantation at a hospital in Mysuru

Organs harvested from accident victims in Mysuru for transplantation after being declared brain dead at Apollo Hospital.

5 sleep stages you need to know about, according to health experts

Sleep stages explained: what they are and the stage you need to prioritise the most

The Times of India

Rugby player diagnosed with brain disease linked to repeated blows to the head

Billy Guyton, a rugby player from New Zealand, who died last year, has been diagnosed with a brain disease Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). CTE has been linked to repeated blows to the head in several contact sports and is known to cause violent moods, dementia, and depression.

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AI chip built using ancient Samsung tech is claimed to be as fast as Nvidia A100 GPU — prototype is smaller and much more power efficient but is it just too good to be true?

Scientists at KAIST have unveiled an AI chip that mimics the human brain and can match the speed of Nvidia's A100 GPU.

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Optical Illusion: Only a genius can find the height of one glass in this tricky puzzle

Brain teaser problems put the reader's analytical and problem-solving abilities to the test by posing an issue for them to solve. These tasks have the capacity to increase cognition and enhance focus.

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50 Curious Pictures Of Things People Don’t Get To See Often (New Pics)

We are here to remind you of the special things in life with a collection of the most fascinating, rarely-seen objects, animals, and anything else that sparks your curiosity and excitement for life. The post 50 Curious Pictures Of Things People Don’t Get To See Often (New Pics) first appeared…

World Sleep Day 2024: 27 sleep tips you need to try for the best night’s sleep

T3’s favourite tips for a good night’s sleep, including wearing socks in bed and eating cherries

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30 Of The Scariest Science Facts People Don’t Seem To Know

One user asked, "What's the scariest science fact that the public knows nothing about?" And boy, did the commenters deliver. Be prepared to possibly face some existential dread. The post 30 Of The Scariest Science Facts People Don’t Seem To Know first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Times of India

Can mobile use cause brain tumours? What the latest research says

An abnormal cell development in the brain is called a brain tumour. These tumours can originate from the brain tissue itself (primary tumours) or spread to other parts of the body (metastatic tumours), and they can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous).

LiveScience

Designer immune-cell therapy could shrink deadly brain tumors, early trials show

Two early clinical trials that together included nine patients suggest that a treatment called CAR-T therapy could treat glioblastoma, but its long-term effects are unknown.

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only highly intelligent people can spot the sheep among these clouds

Explore the fascinating world of optical illusions, where truth meets perception in a fanciful way. These mental trickster visual puzzles test our intrinsic capacity to make sense of the world around us. Optical illusions take advantage of the complexities of human eyesight and the brain's attempt to interpret complicated stimuli.

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