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Can faking a smile make you feel happier?

Lab research often gives one answer about whether smiling can make you feel happier, but does that translate to the real world?

LiveScience

Withings ScanWatch Nova review: analog looks with exceptional digital brains

The Withings ScanWatch Nova 2 is an unassuming yet powerful smartwatch and health tracker.

TechRadar

Manslaughter verdict for bashing 74yo in drunken rage

Anthony Davies has been found guilty of the manslaughter of 74-year-old retiree, Kenneth Campbell inside his Parkes home.

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Daniel Dennett obituary

Controversial US philosopher who sought to understand and explain the science of the mind

The Guardian - UK

Exploring The Best Puzzle Games For Brain Training On Phones

Discover a collection of stimulating puzzle games to exercise your brain and have fun!

Top News

'We see Flo in nature and beauty': 4yo loses life to cruel brain cancer

'The solution will come through science, research and funding.'

Newcastle Herald

Brain teaser: Spot the owner of this goat in 12 seconds proving you have a high IQ

You must bring out your A-game to crack this mind-bending challenge. Brain teasers help your brain and memory function by enhancing your focus and attention skills. As you keenly look into the image searching for the answer, your attention span increases with the motivation to work through the task and…

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Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry: ‘I was fixated with death… I needed to live in reality’

The frontwoman of the Scottish synth-pop trio had a dream pop career, but it came with years of online misogyny and artistic frustration. As she prepares to release her debut solo album, she discusses going her own way

The Guardian - UK

‘Like a film in my mind’: hyperphantasia and the quest to understand vivid imaginations

Research that aims to explain why some people experience intense visual imagery could lead to a better understanding of creativity and some mental disorders

The Guardian - UK

Study reveals novel therapeutic target for traumatic brain injury

Health outcomes vary greatly among the approximately 1.5 million Americans who survive a traumatic brain injury each year. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

You need to ride easy to get faster - and that might be easier than 'Zone 2', here's why

It's ell known that easy riding is the bedrock of endurance, but what exactly do we mean by ‘easy’? Charlie Allenby seeks clarification

Cycling Weekly

Mind-reading computers that can produce high-fidelity images from your thoughts alone are coming sooner than you think

Meta's DINOv2 project shows us what the future of image creation could be like

Digital Camera World

'My brain clicks into gear': Cyclist's 1800km ride for Lifeline

Ian Kidd is hoping to raise $10,000 for crisis support calls.

Newcastle Herald

Intel unveils largest-ever AI 'neuromorphic computer' that mimics the human brain

Intel's Hala Point neuromorphic computer is powered by more than 1,000 new AI chips and performs 50 times faster than equivalent conventional computing systems.

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Wendy's Sued For $20M After 11-Year-Old Gets Brain and Kidney Damage From 'Dirty Meal'

Aspen Lamfers consumed a Wendy's meal in August 2022, with it revealed that the restaurant had failed two health inspections that summer.

WEKU

Guns are killing more U.S. children. Shooting survivors can face lifelong challenges

Guns are now the leading cause of death among American children. And many more children are injured in shootings, putting them at risk for life-altering disability, pain, and mental trauma.

Medical Daily

Make Brains Work Hard At Job: Study Says It Guards Against Memory Issues Later

The study revealed that actively engaging your brain in your profession can lower your risk of experiencing memory and cognitive issues as you age.

The Hindu

65-year-old patient from France receives India’s first high cervical spinal cord stimulation for Parkinson Plus Syndrome

A 65-year-old patient from France, suffering from Parkinson’s plus syndrome, a neurodegenerative disorder with limited surgical options, has undergone a high cervical spinal cord stimulation in a private hospital in Bengaluru.

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Marie Claire

Mandy Teefey "Brain Dumps" Into Her 237 Journals to Find Her Calm

Selena Gomez's mom is a self-taught wellness aficionado.

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Intel and Sandia National Labs Roll Out 1.15B Neuron “Hala Point” Neuromorphic Research System

While neuromorphic computing remains under research for the time being, efforts into the field have continued to grow over the years, as have the capabilities of the specialty chips that have been developed for this research. Following those lines, this morning Intel and Sandia National Laboratories are celebrating the deployment…

Evening Standard

Sophie Kinsella: Bestselling Shopaholic author reveals aggressive brain cancer diagnosis

Famous London novelist says she has been receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy

PetsRadar

Expert reveals 3 surprising reasons why you shouldn’t leave your puppy to cry

It can have negative long-term effects on their brain.

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only those with high IQ can spot the hidden bell in 11 seconds

Optical illusions or brain teasers are mind-bending, shape-shifting, and deeply fascinating with our brain’s way of perceiving things which also improves our physiological, cognitive, and physical abilities. Several studies also reveal that optical illusions are an important part of psychoanalysis that throws a decent light on how our brain perceives…

LiveScience

AI pinpoints where psychosis originates in the brain

Scientists have moved a step closer to understanding the basis of the hallucinations and delusions that characterize schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

The Times of India

Woman spends sleepless nights due to 'funny' noises in ear; diagnosed with brain tumor

For Denise Wingfield, it was difficult to believe that the funny whirring sound in her ear, that affected her sleep pattern, was actually a brain tumor growing inside her. The 55 year old woman was first diagnosed as having tinnitus, a health complication where you hear ringing noises in the…

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