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Brain AI wants to bring you to the app-less future of smartphones

Brain.ai is a new smartphone without apps. Can it survive solely on generative AI?

Tom’s Guide

Two studies conducted by Bengaluru scientists explore how attention and eye movements are linked

New studies from IISc explore the link between attention and eye movements, revealing how the brain coordinates these processes.

The Hindu

Emma Heming Willis And Helen Christoni Advocate For Brain Health

Make Time, a wellness brand founded by Emma Heming Willis and Helen Christoni, advocates for brain health awareness and support for women.

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Stephen Fry: ‘I was never cute – I’ve got better looking as I’ve got older’

As Britain’s pre-eminent brainbox voices Leonardo da Vinci in new stopmotion film The Inventor, he answers readers’ questions on dinner parties, trivia quizzes and getting old

The Guardian - UK

Understanding the brain's sewage system

New research on how the brain flushes waste underscores the importance of getting good sleep in preventing dementia

Salon

Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath shares what fitness enthusiasts should do to avoid stroke/ heart attack

Nithin Kamath's recent revelation about his encounter with a "mild stroke" serves as a reminder of the balance required for maintaining heart and brain health. As the CEO of Zerodha, Kamath's journey from fitness enthusiast to stroke survivor underlines crucial lessons from medical experts on safeguarding cardiovascular and cognitive well-being.

The Times of India

What causes tinnitus, and can it be treated?

That ringing that only you can hear can become really bothersome if it persists. Here's what triggers tinnitus, plus how you can manage the condition.

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Study: Writing by Hand Leads To Better Brain Connectivity

Students writing by hand have more active brains than when they typing, researchers recently found.

Tech&Learning

The TV licence fee scandal: why are 1,000 people a week being casually criminalised?

Each year, tens of thousands of UK citizens are charged with non-payment of their TV licence fee – from the man who missed payments while in hospital, to a woman with a brain injury who forgot to pay

The Guardian - UK

Had COVID in the past? It can impact your mind and reasoning

The impact of COVID and post-COVID symptoms on the cognitive health is well recognised. A new study of 141,583 adults in England has shed light on measurable global cognitive deficits and impairments in the participants "especially in those who reported recent poor memory or difficulty thinking or concentrating (“brain fog”)."

The Times of India

‘Brain fog’ from long Covid has measurable impact, study suggests

Researchers found that deficits equivalent to six IQ points were detectable a year or more after infection

The Guardian - UK

Mini model of human embryonic brain and spinal cord grown in lab

The new organoids were grown in the lab for up to 40 days, and they mimicked the central nervous system of an 11-week-old human embryo.

LiveScience

Study reveals genetic links between human and dog brain tumours

There are fascinating similarities between brain tumours in humans and our beloved dogs, according to research. These findings have the potential to advance therapies that benefit both humans and dogs, in addition to providing insight into the common biology of these tumours.

The Times of India

Endocrinologist Kochupillai cremated with State honours

Dr. Pillai, credited with identifying connection between iodine deficiency and significant brain development issues, was remembered for his impactful contributions.

The Hindu

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Could mini space-grown organs be our 'cancer moonshot'?

Scientists say they're growing "organoids" in space to better understand cancer, neurological diseases and aging, and to hopefully uncover treatments.

Dynamite News

Abdominal fat can influence brain health, cognition in high Alzheimer's risk patients

The impact of abdominal fat on brain health and cognition is often greater in middle-aged men at high risk of Alzheimer's disease than in women. Read further on Dynamite News:

Salon

Is COVID brain fog from a "leaky" brain?

Brain fog is mysterious but researchers believe they've identified a biomarker that could finally lead to treatment

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New Study On Rodents Finds “Surprising” Neurological Effects Of Orgasms In Long-Term Bonds

The wide-eyed rodents, which form stable, monogamous relationships, offer insights into how orgasms may promote bond formation for humans. The post New Study On Rodents Finds “Surprising” Neurological Effects Of Orgasms In Long-Term Bonds first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Elon Musk-Led Neuralink Faces Expert Scrutiny Over Transparency In Brain Implant Trials

Neuralink received approval in September to begin testing its brain implant's ability to restore computer control for individuals with paralysis.

The Guardian - AU

Fred Again at Sydney Opera House review – a record-breaking, turbocharged night

About 125,000 people tried to get tickets for this surprise show, announced by the savvy British DJ on the day – and the result was a direct hit to the brain’s pleasure centres

Dynamite News

Yoga gives distinct cognitive advantages to older women at risk of Alzheimer's disease

Kundalini yoga improved cognition and memory in older women at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by restoring neural pathways, preventing brain matter decline, and reversing ageing and inflammation-associated biomarkers--improvements not seen in a group that received standard memory training exercises. Read further on Dynamite News:

Medical Daily

Listening To Soothing Words While Asleep Calms Heart, Promotes Deeper Sleep: Study

The researchers found that listening to soothing words while sleeping can calm the heart and promote deeper sleep, in contrast to neutral words that have no impact on cardiac activity.

AAP

'Thought we were bulletproof': Wally Lewis' CTE journey

Rugby league great Wally Lewis has revealed his struggles with the brain condition probable CTE and called for more protection for young players.

TechRadar

Would you use a phone with no apps? One of the world's largest mobile networks believes you will — but I am not totally convinced

Deutsche Telekom and Brain.ai unveil an 'AI concierge' that could do away with apps.

WEKU

When is forgetting normal — and when is it worrisome? A neuroscientist weighs in

Charan Ranganath recently wrote an op-ed about President Biden's memory gaffes. He says forgetting is a normal part of aging. His new book is Why We Remember.

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