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Researchers uncover extraordinary navigation skills of bogong moths in NSW Snowy Mountains

With a brain smaller than a 10th of a grain of rice, bogong moths are born with exceptional navigation skills. Scientists are starting to understand how.

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Risk of depression: Another reason to avoid ultra-processed foods

The risk of depression significantly increases among Australians consuming more 30 per cent of their daily diet as ultra-processed foods.

The New Daily

Ryan Reynolds sends beautiful message to group honouring seven-year-old boy who died from cancer

'I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart'

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'I thought my teen daughter had brain fog from long Covid - it turned out to be dementia'

Gianna Cabo was unable to recall her most treasured childhood memories when she was still suffering from the effects of Covid, having fallen severely ill with the virus

Daily Mirror

Multiple sclerosis: new evidence for the role of glandular fever virus

An estimated 2.8 million people around the world have multiple sclerosis (MS), an autoimmune disease in which the immune system damages the brain and spinal cord.

The Conversation

Seven brain tumour symptoms to be aware of from headaches to speech changes

There are certain warning signs that should be noted when it comes to brain tumours, with 34 people every day diagnosed in the UK.

Daily Record

Spanish rider Arturo Gravalos dies aged 25

Spaniard was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2021

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Research reveals how a single running session can impact appetite

The human brain plays an important role in the control of appetite and food intake

The Independent UK

How does air pollution affect health? Reducing dementia risk should be part of clean air strategies

Emerging research indicates exposure to high levels of air pollution at critical points in people’s lives is detrimental to brain health

Evening Standard

Heartbreak as Sunderland dad diagnosed with brain tumour after forgetting his words

Ron Hope has glioblastoma and his family are heartbroken with the 68-year-old now being moved into a hospice

Chronicle Live

Human brain ‘most fertile’ in later years: Ruskin Bond on why writers should not retire

The human brain, unlike the body, keeps "ticking away" and is at its "most fertile" in the later years, says popular author Ruskin Bond as he encourages writers in their 60s or early 70s to take leaf out of the books of legendary writers Agatha Christie and PG Wodehouse and…

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'You live and breathe being a police officer - but no sentence can ever be enough to compensate for the devastation you caused'

GMP officer PC Sarah De Meulemeester has been jailed for 30 months for crashing into Khia Whitehead

Manchester Evening News

The one food to add to your diet that can help you live longer, study finds

Research shared by California Walnuts shows that adding walnuts can help you live longer as they play a huge role in heart and brain health, as well as healthy ageing

Daily Mirror

US scientists, led by Indian, make pathbreaking discovery that could improve lives of brain cancer patients

Scientists discovered that the cancerous cells link up with healthy brain cells to become hyperactive and cause speedy cognitive loss and death in patients

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s return to Capitol has been closely watched. Can she still do her job?

WASHINGTON — For seven months in 1988, Joe Biden was absent from the Senate, recovering from operations to repair brain aneurysms.

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Commentary: Taxpayer money shouldn’t support illegal Israeli settlements

On March 7, 2023, I was walking with another international activist near Tuba village in Masafer Yatta, a group of villages at the southernmost end of the West Bank, when we were set upon by Israeli settlers from the nearby illegal outpost of Havat Ma’on. One settler chased my companion,…

Daily Mirror

Mind-bending brain teaser challenges you to find the cheating runner in 11 seconds

People have been left stumped by this new brain teaser which challenges you to work out which runner is cheating in the race - and you only have 11 seconds to solve it

The Guardian - UK

Call for dementia risk to be included in UK air pollution policies

Report urges actions to reduce exposure to pollution and for brain health to be in net zero strategies

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Jerome Bettis happy to be star player for new National Sports Brain Bank at Pitt

In his days as a starting running back for the Steelers, Jerome Bettis benefited from a good lead blocker. Now he hopes to help pave the way for future athletes across all contact sports, even beyond football.

Chronicle Live

Seven foods that may reduce your risk of dementia - as the general age of population increases

More people than ever are being diagnosed with dementia, reports Mirror Online

The Times of India

Challenge: Can you find 2 insects in this garden picture? You only have 8 seconds

There are many puzzles that challenge your brain to think in unique ways. Psychologists have found that solving these puzzles daily will ultimately decrease the time taken to solve them, making your mind sharper, stronger, and more meticulous than before. But this comes only with practice. Here is one such…

Daily Mirror

Seven foods that can reduce your risk of dementia as it affects more of us than ever

Dementia is affecting more people than ever before - and while certain risk factors for developing the condition are genetic, small changes in your diet can help lower your chances

LiveScience

Musician's head injury triggered rare synesthesia, causing him to 'see' music

A man's head injury resulted in a rare neurological condition that caused him to "see" music, and simultaneously, he became more creative.

The Guardian - UK

Alzheimer’s drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few

There are now two impressive possible treatments for this form of dementia. But concerns remain over cost and potential side-effects, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

Wales Online

Only those with 'eagle eyes' can find the hidden ball in this brainteaser within 38 seconds

A third of those who have given the puzzle a go have admitted defeat and given up on trying to find its hiding place.

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