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Study: Longer-term organ abnormalities seen in some post-hospital Covid patients

The extent of abnormalities observed was often influenced by the severity of the Covid infection the patients had experienced.

The Independent UK

Porter’s Shift Saves His Life: Inoperable Brain Tumor Discovered

Hospital porter unknowingly saves own life by working on day off

Zenger

Jellyfish Surprise: They Learn Complexly Despite Simple Nervous System

New research challenges prevailing scientific opinion, changing our understanding of the brain and potential insights to dementia.

Zenger

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Jellyfish show how you don’t need a brain to learn, say researchers

Adjustment of behaviour shown in study suggests learning is integral function of neurons

The Guardian - UK

How do harmful proteins accumulate in Alzheimer's and other diseases?

Under normal conditions, tau protein is a vital component of the brain's infrastructure, helping to stabilise neurons into their appropriate forms. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Here is how to analyse brain signals to look into brain illness

It is crucial to analyse and interpret brain signals in order to investigate brain illnesses and develop new remedies. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

From 1600BC to 21st-century breakthroughs: how much do you know about cancer research?

Whether it’s new drugs or pioneering ways to use them, our knowledge of cancer and its treatment is advancing all the time. Find out how much you know about the disease with this quiz

The Guardian - UK

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From kinder treatments to miniature tumours: five breakthroughs in cancer research

Taking a chance on an untested idea can give rise to life-changing cancer treatments. Here are some of the most exciting developments and the new thinking behind them

The Guardian - UK

Space optical illusion: Find a musical note hiding in this starry image

Optical illusions are captivating images or scenes that may manipulate your brain's rational thinking and visual perception. They often lead you to perceive something different from what is actually there. This phenomenon occurs due to a process known as "perceptual filling-in" or "visual completion." It's a cognitive mechanism where your…

The Times of India

LSU football player undergoes brain tumour surgery after ‘dizzy spell’

Family of Greg Brooks Jr is awaiting biopsy results, they said in a statement

The Independent UK

VVCE team from Mysuru to visit US to explore reforms, Enng. education

Prof. B. Sadashivegowda and 8 profs from Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysuru embark on 20-day tour of US to visit top universities & IT companies to discuss educational reforms & best practices in engineering education. P. Vishwanath said to prevent brain drain & improve quality of education. MoUs to be…

The Hindu

Two mirror image tumours removed from professional’s brain in Chennai hospital

A team of neurosurgeons at Gleneagles Global Health City in Chennai has effectively removed two tumours that occurred in both the left and right sides of the brain.

The Hindu

Teen with dengue encephalitis treated in Chennai hospital

Teenager with dengue encephalitis treated at Kauvery Hospital in Chennai; 19-yr-old had high-grade fever, disorientation & confusion; MRI revealed multiple lesions & obstruction to brain fluid; underwent surgery & immunotherapy; on road to recovery with rehab & follow-up care. #Medical #Treatment #Recovery

The Hindu

Keegan Bradley tells the heartbreaking story of how he found out he didn’t make the Ryder Cup team

"For the first time, I let my brain think I did it. Why would they be rushing a camera crew to my house?"

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The Independent UK

Family of woman with brain tumour follow her instructions to live life to full

Julie Cooper died in 2019, aged 64, after being diagnosed with a glioblastoma, or fast-growing brain tumour.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Is Elon Musk’s Neuralink safe?: Tech and Science Daily podcast

A report is alleging that test monkeys for Elon Musk’s company, Neuralink, died due to complications from brain chip implant procedures - contrary to claims previously made by the multi-billionaire.

Reason

Inflation Here To Stay?

Plus: DeSantis campaign on life support, Biden climate corps seeks to waste your money, implanting chips into brains, and more…

Salon

How space can harm the human body

But scientists are working to mitigate these risks before sending people to Mars

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The Conversation

Excessive screen time can affect young people's emotional development

A recent Beyond Blue survey of more than 2,000 teachers identified mental ill-health and excessive screen time as the biggest problems facing their students.

Zenger

Scientists believe creatine could help people struggling with the effects of long COVID.

The Independent UK

Alabama fraternity accused of beating pledge because he refused to snort white powder

The attempts to stop fraternity hazing over the years has had little affect; this SAE pledge sustained a traumatic brain injury

The Guardian - UK

Brain circuit behind release of breast milk at baby’s cries uncovered

Scientists find continuous crying by mouse pups triggers release of oxytocin, which controls milk-release response

The Conversation

Alzheimer's disease blood tests: here's what they look for, and what they can tell you about your risk

Despite affecting 55 million people worldwide, Alzheimer’s disease still has no cure. But recent advancements in the field have seen a number of promising drugs that can slow the disease’s progression pass late-stage clinical trials.

The Conversation

Depression recovery can be hard to measure − new research on deep brain stimulation shows how objective biomarkers could help make treatment more precise

It can be challenging to create a treatment plan for depression. This is especially true for patients who aren’t responding to conventional treatments and are undergoing experimental therapies such as deep brain stimulation. For most medical conditions, doctors can directly measure the part of the body that is being treated,…

The Guardian - AU

ADHD has become an identity, not just a disorder. We need a new way to talk about it

For many, an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder diagnosis is the thing it took to forgive ourselves and finally start healing

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