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New high-fidelity brain-computer interface is so small it can fit between hair follicles

Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a tiny, minimally invasive, brain-computer interface which they reckon is perfect for everyday use.

Tom’s Hardware

Campfire Audio’s new Alien Brain IEMs are a hi-fi, sci-fi glass act

Campfire promises "close encounters of the Hi-Fi kind."

Campfire Audio's outlandishly named Alien Brain IEMs aim to deliver "precision, detail and emotive quality" from your music

Campfire Audio's latest in-ear headphones blend a five-driver design and bespoke tuning to deliver "crisp treble" and "an expansive soundstage".

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Music can lift mood, foster community and even rewire brains – but does it need to have a purpose?

The therapeutic role music can play is the focus of a string of new books and even an entire BBC radio station. But why can’t we just listen to music for music’s sake?

The Guardian - UK

Why do we get a 'second wind' of energy at the end of the day?

That second wave of energy is a normal part of the human circadian rhythm, but lifestyle factors also play a role.

LiveScience

18 Doctors Share The Weirdest And Most Disgusting Things Found In People’s Bodies

Wine bottles, eating utensils, and parasites. These among many other bizarre items were found by doctors inside a human body. Check out their stories.

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A new start after 60: I had a breakdown, the old me died – and I cried for the first time in my life

David Williams lost his mother, his marriage fell apart and he was diagnosed with a brain tumour. But it took one more blow to bring him to tears

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Can Bitcoin save Bhutan’s struggling economy?

Amid a brain drain and economic woes, Bhutan has used cryptocurrency to double the salaries of its civil servants.

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Davina McCall announces she is free of a brain tumour

Following surgery late last year, TV host Davina McCall has announced she is now free of a brain tumour.

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Davina McCall says her brain tumour is ‘not coming back’

Presenter given the all-clear after doctors found a benign colloid cyst during a health checkup last year

The Guardian - UK

Music, poetry and joy mark the first Benjamin Zephaniah Day tribute

The dub poet, who appeared in hit BBC show Peaky Blinders, died at the age of 65 in December 2023, shortly after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Evening Standard

Davina McCall says brain tumour is ‘not coming back’ in ‘final’ surgery update

The former Big Brother host had a colloid cyst removed in November 2024.

Evening Standard

Davina McCall shares emotional health update after getting the all-clear following brain tumour surgery

The star, 57, announced in November that doctors had diagnosed her with a colloid cyst

Evening Standard

Davina McCall shares health update on brain tumour following successful surgery

TV presenter hugged her partner, Michael Douglas, as she celebrated happy news

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Scientists built largest brain 'connectome' to date by having a lab mouse watch 'The Matrix' and 'Star Wars'

Using advanced microscopes that capture brain cell anatomy and activity, a portion of a mouse's brain was mapped and rendered into a 3D atlas that creates new possibilities for neuroscience.

Fortune

The truth about alcohol and your brain: Scientists put a number on the years heavy drinking takes off your life

Researchers discovered that heavy drinking could take 13 years off your life.

Evening Standard

Want to stay sharper and live longer? The London clinic offering brain health checks for £12k

Viavi’s new test promises to detect early signs of Alzheimer’s and provide bespoke strategies for keeping your grey matter in good nick. Claudia Cockerell speaks to its founder

The Conversation

Brains of people with schizophrenia may age faster – how our research adds to the evidence

What causes schizophrenia? This severe mental illness, which affects over 20 million people worldwide and is characterised by recurrent hallucinations and delusions, often begins to emerge in the period from adolescence to early adulthood. It’s a complex disorder that affects almost every area of life.

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From brain Bluetooth to ‘full RoboCop’: where chip implants will be heading soon

In the 1987 classic film RoboCop, the deceased Detroit cop Alex Murphy is reborn as a cyborg. He has a robotic body and a full brain-computer interface that allows him to control his movements with his mind. He can access online information such as suspects’ faces, uses artificial intelligence (AI)…

The Conversation

Pornography may be commonplace, but a growing body of research shows it causes lasting harm to the brain and relationships

While pornography has been present throughout human history in various forms, such as ancient erotic art to more modernized motion pictures, research shows an increase in use over recent decades given the rise of technology and accessibility.

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“How?”: John Mellencamp Making Burial Plans For Daughter Teddi Amid Cancer Battle

The reality star recalled the moment she answered the phone and was met with a difficult question from her father.

The Conversation

Cancer hijacks your brain and steals your motivation − new research in mice reveals how, offering potential avenues for treatment

A cruel consequence of advanced cancer is the profound apathy many patients experience as they lose interest in once-cherished activities. This symptom is part of a syndrome called cachexia, which affects about 80% of late-stage cancer patients, leading to severe muscle wasting and weight loss that leave patients bone thin…

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Jean Silva before UFC 314: Bryce Mitchell might need to retire after I give him ‘brain damage’

Jean Silva believes his UFC 314 opponent Bryce Mitchell has already rattled his brain and may need to retire after he knocks him out.

The Independent UK

Scientists recreate brain’s pain circuit in world first

Breakthrough could unlock mysteries of chronic pain and revolutionise treatment for neurological conditions

The Independent UK

Teddi Mellencamp says her father is already planning her burial amid her stage four cancer

The reality star shared in February that her cancer had spread to her lungs and brain

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