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Indiana Teen Attacks Boy Over Stolen Vape Cartridge, Leaves Him with Irreversible Brain Damage

Quintin Mansfield will serve nine years in prison for aggravated battery that left his victim in critical condition with permanent brain damage.

Latin Times

The Bizarre Connection Between Colorblindness and Picky Eating

Food scientists and other researchers found that those who were less able to recognize certain foods were also more likely to be picky eaters, a connection previously unknown.

Inverse

Pregnancy physically changes the brain in expecting moms, landmark study finds

Scientists created the first-ever map of a human brain during the course of pregnancy

The Independent UK

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Researchers Engineer Cat Parasite For Breakthrough Brain Treatment‌ ‌

Tel Aviv University team modifies Toxoplasma gondii to deliver therapeutic proteins to neurons, overcoming blood-brain barrier challenge‌

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‘Baby brain’ in pregnancy is real - expert advice on how to deal with mental fog

Baby brain is often joked about in pregnancy but what causes it?

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Microplastic could enter brain just from breathing, scientists say

Protective blood-brain barrier was thought to keep potentially toxic particles out of organ

The Independent UK

Study Finds Microplastics In Human Brain: Particles Likely Enter Through Breathing

The study revealed that these tiny floating microplastics in the air enter the brain likely through breathing.

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Do repetitive head injuries really cause the degenerative brain disease CTE? New research questions the link

Concerns about the long-term impacts of concussion and head injury have become prominent in recent years, particularly among participants and stakeholders of contact and collision sports.

The Conversation

Pregnancy shrinks parts of the brain, leaving 'permanent etchings' postpartum

A study tracks how the structure of the brain changes during pregnancy, drawing on brain scans gathered before, during and just after one person's pregnancy.

LiveScience

A First-Of-Its-Kind Study Reveals What Pregnancy Does to the Brain In Real Time

A new paper describes changes in one woman's brain throughout pregnancy, most notably showing a reduction in cortical gray matter volume.

Inverse

Scans show changes in brain during pregnancy

The findings show that some parts of the human brain may shrink in size during pregnancy, but become better connected.

The Independent UK

Major study reveals how pregnancy changes the brain

A new study offers the first detailed map of the human brain throughout and after pregnancy

The Independent UK

Scans capture sweeping reorganisation of brain in pregnancy

MRIs taken from before conception until two years after birth show some short-lived changes and some lasting years

The Guardian - UK

Chroming, choking and skull-breaking – social media challenges can come with deadly consequences

“Chroming”, also known as “huffing” or “bagging”, has become a notorious – and potentially fatal – trend. Chroming is a form of recreational drug use that involves inhaling cheap and accessible but highly dangerous substances and solvents, such as deodorant aerosols, paints and permanent markers. Sniffing the chemicals gives an…

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The Independent UK

Dog and human brains found to sync up when they gaze into each other’s eyes

Strength of synchronisation may increase as dogs and human companions bond, researchers say

The Independent UK

Pescetarian power: Boost your health with this spiced sea bass recipe

From boosting brainpower to glowing skin, the pescetarian diet delivers a treasure trove of benefits. With nutrient-packed fish at the centre of your plate, including this irresistible spiced sea bass recipe, eating healthy has never tasted so good

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20 Of The Best Games Of 2024 (So Far) That’ll Rewire Your Brain Chemistry For Good

Welcome to our official list of the best games released this year, where we curate, recommend and review our favourite games of 2024.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Ozempic changed my life’: do diabetes jabs boost the chances of conception?

As surprise pregnancies multiply, some scientists are investigating whether weight loss drugs can improve fertility in women with polycystic ovary syndrome

LiveScience

Why do we forget things we were just thinking about?

When the brain "juggles" information, things can fall through the cracks.

Marie Claire

Emma Mackey has found her power

“I don't think empowerment is something that can be cultivated individually; it's something that needs to be fed and nourished by other people.”

The Independent UK

Academy with 35,000 pupils becomes first in England to ban smartphones

‘There’s evidence that tells us that even if your phone is in the same room, it could be in your bag or pocket, your brain is leaking attention, still thinking about it,’ academy chain chief executive says

LiveScience

'I have never written of a stranger organ': The rise of the placenta and how it helped make us human

"Human evolution has occurred both due to, and in spite of, the placenta. Every pregnancy, unthinkingly, must navigate a careful path through it. Every menstruation is testament to it. It is partly why menopause exists, to give individuals an escape from the energetic costs associated with its imposition."

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Here's exactly how the pandemic may have affected your teen's brain, says new study

Teenage girls' and boys' brains have aged faster than normal through the Covid-19 pandemic, findings from a new study have indicated

The Guardian - UK

Parental leave isn’t a holiday or a ‘year off’ – so don’t pit parents against workers

Caring for your infant can be magical and mind-expanding, but it’s labour too. We all need respite from the rat race, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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