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Depressed? Anxious? Air pollution could be among the reasons why, research finds

A Mexican scientist’s work adds to growing evidence that breathing polluted air causes heart and lung damage and also neurodegeneration and mental health problems.

Chicago Sun-Times

Warning to dog owners as leads linked to traumatic brain injury risk, study finds

Researches found the most common injuries from 422,659 dog-walking related hospitalisations.

Daily Record

'Exciting' discovery that £7 pill designed to treat HIV 'could cure Alzheimer's' as well

It is hoped repurposing the medication will reverse memory loss in older people

Wales Online

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Hit your head while playing sport? Here's what just happened to your brain

It’s Friday night, your team is playing, and scores are nail-bitingly close. A player intercepts the ball, and bam! A player tackles his opponent to the ground. Trainers and doctors gather nervously while the commentators wait for confirmation: a concussion, mild traumatic brain injury, head knock, strike, tap, bump, blow…

The Conversation

Brainteaser challenges tea-lovers to spot the hidden sugar cubes in 30 seconds

Put the kettle on and give your brain a workout with this tricky visual puzzle.

Daily Record

Only those with hawk eyes can spot "DATE" in 5 seconds

Workout puzzles your brain help you to push yourself to think differently and keep your brain in shape. These challenging puzzles not only engage you in a productive activity but also help in exercising your brain which can challenge you to think differently.

The Times of India

Here's what happened when we endowed volunteers with a sixth finger

Have you spotted what distinguishes this hand from those you see usually? Count the number of fingers…

The Conversation

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Adam Cole’s Long Road Back From Multiple Concussions

‘It went even deeper than wrestling,’ he says. ‘I was worried about my quality of life.’

Sports Illustrated

Optical illusion: Which half is the reflection of the lake?

Optical illusions are a thrilling and entertaining method to challenge your sense of reality and put your brain to the test. With the rise of social media, optical illusions have become more and more popular, with exciting new ones appearing on a regular basis. A scene of a lovely lake…

The Times of India

Vitamin B12 deficiency signs you should never ignore, according to nutrition expert

Don't let a vitamin deficiency creep up on you as you could lose brain function and muscle strength, there are some easy signs to watch out for if you think you're lacking Vitamin B12

Daily Mirror

Cognitive flexibility is essential to navigating a changing world – new research in mice shows how your brain learns new rules

Being flexible and learning to adapt when the world changes is something you practice every day. Whether you run into a new construction site and have to reroute your commute or download a new streaming app and have to relearn how to find your favorite show, changing familiar behaviors in…

The Conversation

HIV drug may help protect against build-up of dementia-related proteins – study

A common characteristic of diseases such as Huntington’s disease and various forms of dementia is the build-up in the brain of proteins.

The Independent UK

Only hawk-eyed experts can spot the word 'date' in sea of letters in 18 seconds

A brand new brain teaser has dropped and it has left people scratching their heads at how quickly some experts can spot the out-of-place word amond a sea of letters.

Edinburgh Live

Big Brother star Lauren Harries rushed to ICU amid recovery from emergency brain operation

Celebrity Big Brother star Lauren Harries' mother has issued a concerning update with fans on Twitter today, just weeks on from the reality TV star being rushed to hospital for emergency brain surgery

Daily Mirror

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Researchers discover rhythmic brain activity helps to maintain temporary memories

According to new study, rhythmic brain activity is essential for temporarily maintaining critical information in memory. Read further on Dynamite News:

Liverpool Echo

Linda Nolan to take 'wonder drug' in hopes of beating cancer

The singer lost both her husband and sister to cancer

Irish Mirror

Liverpool fan Sean Cox shares major health update on RTÉ Prime Time as he walks with help of exoskeleton

Sean was left with life-changing brain injuries following an unprovoked attack outside Anfield

The Hindu

Malayalam actor Mamukoya passes away

Veteran Malayalam actor Mamukoya passed away in the afternoon today at a private hospital in Kozhikode, where he was in a critical condition after suffering cardiac arrest

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AFL ‘not doing enough’ to manage concussion and brain trauma effects, wife of late coach tells inquiry

Anita Frawley tells parliamentary inquiry the AFL was ‘fantastic’ in caring for her family but needs to do more for other players

The Independent UK

‘45% of people with concussion show brain injury symptoms six months later’

New research suggests even mild concussion can cause long-lasting effects to the brain.

Daily Mirror

Expert shares fascinating insight into why some people have near-death experiences

The phenomena of floating out of your body on the edge of death is one that has been experienced by many - including the likes of actress Sharon Stone - and now neuroscientist Dr Jane Aspell thinks she has the answer

The Times of India

Challenge: Only someone with sharp eyes can find the Odd Thinking Emoji in 15 seconds

Optical illusions can be tricky, fit to test your observation skills. Optical illusions can be in the form of pictures, videos, or any other visual representation. They trick your brain into perceiving things in a certain way, often missing out on the catch in the illusion. This is how it…

ABC News

Clinical trials offer hope for children diagnosed with terminal brain cancer known as DIPG

Ruby was just six when she died. Her parents donated her brain tumour to a paediatric cancer research laboratory, hoping her short life might help others.

The Conversation

How much energy do we expend thinking and using our brain?

After a long day of work or study, your brain might feel like it has been drained of energy. But does our brain burn more energy when engaging in mental athletics than it does during other activities, such as watching TV?

Daily Mirror

Linda Nolan to start 'wonder drug' to get 'more time' after devastating cancer diagnosis

Singer Linda Nolan has revealed she is about to start using a 'wonder drug' for her brain tumour following her devastating cancer diagnosis

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