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Glioblastoma often kills within months. A new targeted radiation therapy may help patients live longer.

It’s been a year since we launched the Reclaim Your Brain newsletter, so we reached out to subscribers to see how they’re doing

The Spiking Neural Processor T1 is an AI chip that's modeled on the way the brain detects patterns and could extend the battery life in smart devices.

A recent study revealed that sleep deprivation could be the culprit behind your mind's inability to lock away unwanted memories.

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Whether it’s being torn between 10 tasks at work or ‘double screening’ at home in the evenings, it feels as though our attention spans are dwindling, writes Katie Rosseinsky. Thankfully, science understands concentration well. This is how you can fix your inability to focus

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a particularly aggressive and devastating type of brain cancer. It progresses rapidly, often resists standard treatments, and comes with a median survival time of just over a year. Even with advances in surgery, ...

Exactly one year ago, Gary Woodland returned to golf after a brain lesion. Following "one of the hardest years" of his life, the U.S. Open champion had an encouraging start to his season.

Let's face it: life in 2024 has been one long WhatsApp notification. Between work deadlines, unnecessary reels, and trying to figure out whether oat milk is still on-trend, it's no wonder our minds often feel like overstuffed inboxes.

The recent study that links thyroid and liver proteins with brain functioning has promised a new approach to tackling Alzheimer’s disease. Certain thyroid and liver proteins have been discovered to be of high importance when it comes to moderation of the cognitive ability as well as providing protection against neurodegenerative…

A month after the singer-songwriter finished her second album, her younger sister died. The grief left her ‘brain like an empty cave’ – but, a year on, she’s rediscovering the magic of music

Dreaming is vital to our mental health – and it is possible to use them for our own good