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Humans Can Make Better Choices In Elections Than A Monkey, Right? Right?

Monkeys spend more time looking at the loser than the winner.

Inverse

Research indicates that gazing at your dog could help connect your brain with theirs

It’s the first time neural coupling has been witnessed between members of different species.

PetsRadar

Kelsey Parker urges Liam Payne's family to 'ride the waves of grief' after his death

Kelsey Parker - who lost her The Wanted singer husband Tom Parker to brain cancer two years ago - hopes that the late Liam Payne's loved ones can "ride the waves of grief" as they come to terms with his tragic death.

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Graphene-chip implant in UK trial could transform brain tumour surgery

Cancer cell detector made of material that won its inventors Nobel prize is hailed as ‘clinical milestone’

The Guardian - UK

The scientist who tested his revolutionary medicine on his own brain cancer: ‘It seemed worth it to give it a crack’

Richard Scolyer was one of the world’s leading melanoma researchers when he was struck with a brain tumour. Facing likely death, his team made him a guinea pig for his own medicine

The Guardian - AU

AI just got more human – it can see optical illusions

A researcher has trained an AI model to mimic the way illusions mess with our brains.

Creative Bloq

Is stress causing my sleep paralysis? We ask a neuroscientist

This Stress Awareness Day, we asked a neuroscientist how stress can cause sleep paralysis — here's how they recommend preventing and dealing with it

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Brendan Cowell's new series Plum looks at the man in the mirror

It's a show about rugby league, concussion, CTE ... and poetry

Newcastle Herald

'Caught in web': ex ice user urges police to fine not charge drug users

Ice plays with your brain and 'makes you think you need it'.

Newcastle Herald

A new study on the Mediterranean diet offers the strongest proof yet that it's associated with healthy brain aging

This plant-based way of eating is more of a lifestyle than a strict diet and offers a wide variety of health benefits, experts say.

Fortune

Dying is more painful when society won’t listen – stories of financial hardship that show how end-of-life care needs to change

I’m stuck in here with nowhere to sit outside as I can’t walk to the park anymore. I need my mum staying with me and she’s on the couch – there’s no spare bedroom. I just feel trapped up here. Every morning they have the diggers digging the road. I’ve…

The Conversation

Glioblastoma: why immunotherapy may offer hope for brain cancer patients

Glioblastoma is the most common and deadliest form of brain cancer. Patients face a bleak prognosis – the average survival after diagnosis is between 12 and 15 months. And just 6.9% of patients survive beyond five years, making it one of the most poorly survived cancers.

The Conversation

"Can anyone help?": The internet is going insane over this difficult brain teaser

You must have come across different puzzles and brain teasers with varied levels of difficulty. But, there are a few that can drive you crazy, because the answers are not only elusive, they are too tricky to be concluded.

The Times of India

The New Honda Rebel 1100 Wants To Attract a Different Breed Of Cruiser Riders

When you think of cruiser riders, chances are a lot of you think of the stereotypical Harley rider. Perhaps an older, formerly jacked gentleman decked out in tattoos, rocking a leather chaleco with matching assless chaps, and wearing a brain bucket that’s really just a sorry excuse for a helmet.…

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The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like collective daydreaming’: the giant study showing how dancing affects our brains

Dancers and audiences are being fitted with electrode caps as part of a massive neurological study into how we respond to live performance – and the findings go far beyond what was first imagined

Evening Standard

Man admits murder after man he attacked outside Clapham Sainsbury's dies five years after assault

Jamel Boyce was 17 when he suffered severe brain damage in the attack outside a supermarket in 2016.

The Independent UK

Man admits murder after victim dies more than five years after attack

Jamel Boyce was 17 when he suffered severe brain damage in the attack outside a supermarket in 2016.

The Conversation

Monkeys know who will win the election – primal instincts humans share with them shape voters’ choices

As Election Day looms with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump locked in a dead heat, pollsters and pundits are scrambling for clues to predict the outcome.

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Inverse

Can You Hack Your Way Out of Daylight Savings’ Effects? Science Says Yes

With the end of daylight savings time, eating your meals at the same time and setting a consistent wake-up time can help ease the transition into shorter days.

GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 16 star laments "brain drain" as industry woes sink team behind his GOTY Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and many more: "I just hope people stay in the industry"

Ben Starr spoke out against widespread layoffs last year, and not much has changed since

The Guardian - UK

Consultant who treated Yulia Skripal ‘gobsmacked’ when she woke up, inquiry hears

Stephen Cockroft says he had been ‘quite sure’ novichok victim had suffered ‘catastrophic’ brain damage

LiveScience

Trigger for deadly neurodegenerative disorder identified

The discovery of an important enzyme involved in Huntington's disease may pave the way for future treatments to prevent the condition, researchers say.

The Conversation

How light can shift your mood and mental health

This is the next article in our ‘Light and health’ series, where we look at how light affects our physical and mental health in sometimes surprising ways. Read other articles in the series.

The Guardian - UK

The balance of power: inside the 1 November Guardian Weekly

How the US election could impact the world. Plus: The brain collector

The Conversation

Electrical currents delivered to the brain at home may lead to significant reductions in depression symptoms – new research

Up to a third of people diagnosed with depression do not respond to antidepressants or therapy.

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