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Man, 88, passes grade 8 piano with distinction, 67 years after taking grade 7

Ray Eveleigh says playing helps keep his brain active and wife and daughter encouraged him to go for grade 8

The Guardian - UK

Quality sleep could be the key to learning a new language, says study

Researchers at the University of South Australia have found quality sleep can enhance your language learning by improving long-term memory retention.

Tom’s Guide

ADHD can be diagnosed by looking at brainwaves – here’s the neuroscience behind it

Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) do not have a behavioural disorder, nor are they lazy, or lacking in manners and boundaries. Their brains mature in a different way, with different patterns of neurological activity and a number of neurochemical differences. For this reason, ADHD is considered to be…

The Conversation

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'My sister's heart stopped after being electrocuted taking photo in St James's Park'

Anastasija Grigorjeva is taking legal action against Royal Parks after she says she was electrocuted and left with brain damage

Evening Standard

How to eat walnuts correctly to retain key nutrients

Walnuts are considered a superfood, as they are rich in nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. But eating them the wrong way can make one lose the valuable nutrients in the walnuts or reduce the health benefits associated with their consumption. Learning the right way to…

The Times of India

Is your screen time killing your brain? The shocking truth about brain rot

Brain rot refers to the gradual deterioration of mental sharpness caused by prolonged exposure to unproductive activities, such as binge-watching mindless videos, endless scrolling through social media, or consuming trivial, overly simplified content. The phenomenon is often linked to habits that overstimulate the brain without providing meaningful intellectual engagement.

The Times of India

Jamie Foxx suffered a stroke caused by a bleed on the brain

Jamie Foxx has revealed it was a stroke caused by a bleed on the brain that left him in hospital last April.

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Brazil's Lula 'Stable' After Emergency Surgery

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was in "stable" condition after emergency surgery for an "intracranial hemorrhage" and should leave hospital next week, his doctors said Tuesday.

International Business Times

Jamie Foxx reveals health issue: I had a brain bleed that led to a stroke

Foxx addressed his condition in the Netflix comedy special Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was …, which was released on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Polarization, brain rot and brat – the 2024 words of the year point to the power, perils and ephemeral nature of digital life

Ever since the American Dialect Society selected a Word of the Year at its conference in 1990, over half a dozen English dictionaries have anointed an annual word or phrase that’s meant to encapsulate the zeitgeist of the prior year.

The Conversation

The Promises Of New Neuron Generation To Fight Aging Brains

Your brain can still make new neurons when you’re an adult and researchers are looking to enhance that process for brain health.

Inverse

How does exercise improve memory?

Sufficient sleep and regular exercise lead to sharper cognitive function and improved memory retention, say the experts.

The Independent UK

Brazilian President Lula da Silva In The ICU After Brain Surgery Following a Fall

The 79-year-old president had fallen in mid October and suffered an injury serious enough to cancel his trip to the BRICS summit

Latin Times

Brazil's Lula Undergoes Surgery For Brain Hemorrhage

Brazil's 79-year-old President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva underwent surgery for a brain hemorrhage related to a recent fall, hospital officials said Tuesday.

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Woman who was abducted as newborn from hospital in 1994 dies of brain tumour

Abbie Humphries was taken by a woman posing as a nurse

Evening Standard

Woman abducted as newborn from hospital in 1994 dies of brain tumour

Abbie Humphries has died of cancer decades after she was kidnapped from a maternity ward.

The Guardian - UK

‘I don’t remember 20 days’: Jamie Foxx says he had ‘brain bleed which led to a stroke’

The actor has spoken in a Netflix special about the medical emergency he experienced in April 2023 as he was filming Back in Action with Cameron Diaz

The Independent UK

Just 30 minutes of exercise can boost brain throughout day, study finds

Getting more deep sleep seems to add to this cognitive improvement, researchers say

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Brazilian President Lula Undergoes Successful Brain Surgery In Sao Paulo

Brazilian President Lula da Silva undergoes successful surgery for brain bleed after fall, currently in ICU for monitoring.

Evening Standard

Jamie Foxx details brain bleed and life-threatening stroke ordeal in new Netflix special

Foxx opens up about his recovery journey in his candid special, What Had Happened Was

The Guardian - UK

Brazilian president in intensive care after emergency brain surgery

Hospital statement says Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had operation after brain bleed detected during scan

Medical Daily

Got A Test Tomorrow? Take A Brisk Walk Now To Boost Your Memory

A new study reveals that moderate to vigorous physical activity on one day can improve your performance on memory tests the following day.

The Guardian - UK

Exercising for 30 minutes improves memory, study suggests

Research shows walk or cycle improves cognitive performance for day ahead – and day after

The Conversation

Does menopause hormone therapy increase or decrease your risk of dementia? Here’s the science

By 2050, around 135 million people worldwide will be living with dementia. The most common cause of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease. Women are more likely than men to develop Alzheimer’s disease, even after accounting for women living longer.

Evening Standard

Best supplements for cognitive function to help support concentration

Looking to help boost your brainpower? These supplements are designed to enhance focus, memory, and mood

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