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Pandemic had real lasting impact on cognitive function in over-50s, study finds

Researchers found cognitive function and working memory in older people declined more rapidly during the pandemic

The Independent UK

Stroke: 10 common questions about stroke and their answers

Stroke poses a significant health challenge in India, ranking as the fourth leading cause of death and the fifth leading cause of disability. A recent survey by Boehringer Ingelheim India unveiled a concerning lack of awareness, with only 22% of respondents being familiar with the risk factors and symptoms of…

The Times of India

Is your teen struggling with social issues? Tips to boost your teenager's mental well-being

Social issues encompass the complex challenges that impact large segments of society, ultimately influencing the overall functioning of a community. It's important to recognize that teenagers, just like adults, grapple with these social issues. In fact, adolescents may be particularly vulnerable to these difficulties due to their ongoing brain development…

The Times of India

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Emilia Clarke feared being fired from Game of Thrones after brain haemorrhage

“I wasn’t afraid of dying,” she said. “I was afraid of being fired!” Clarke revealed

The Independent UK

I've researched time for 15 years – here's how my perception of it has changed

Time is one of those things that most of us take for granted. We spend our lives portioning it into work-time, family-time and me-time. Rarely do we sit and think about how and why we choreograph our lives through this strange medium. A lot of people only appreciate time when…

The Conversation

Unborn Baby’s Surprising Role: Saving Mother’s Life From Brain Tumor

Woman diagnosed during pregnancy credits hormones for tumor detection, undergoes surgery and treatment.

Zenger

Scientists Are Mapping "Brain Fingerprints" During Psychedelic Trips

A new preprint finds that psilocybin users have unique brain "finger prints" tied to regions in the brain connected with consciousness.

Inverse

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$State trooper suffered brain bleed, skull fractures in shootout with Chicago man in Springfield$

State trooper suffered brain bleed, skull fractures in shootout with Chicago man in Springfield

Video of the shooting shows the suspect fire at the trooper at close range. It also shows the suspect being hit by a squad car before his arrest.

Chicago Sun-Times

Optical Illusion: Are you sharp-eyed to find the chameleon hiding among parrots?

Our ability to concentrate and think spatially is improved, and our cognitive and problem-solving abilities are strengthened by brain teasers. It helps with short-term memory issues, increases mental acuity, and fortifies the connections between brain cells. This brain teaser that will assess your ability to analyze qualitative information and your…

The Times of India

Your brain doesn’t work the same on Zoom, scientists say

Managers are right, back-to-back Zoom calls really are less useful than in-person meetings - and the latest scientific research backs this.

Fortune

Man 'innocent' of father's abduction death, court told

A court has been told a man died of natural causes rather than severe injuries allegedly caused by his son's attempt to kidnap him.

AAP

Night Shifts Alter Brain And Increase Hunger, Study Shows

Research reveals how working night shifts disrupts appetite regulation, leading to increased food consumption.

Zenger

Halloween optical illusion: Can you find the glamorous pumpkin hiding in this image?

One of the most popular pastimes on the internet is undoubtedly solving optical illusions, which bring joy to everyone attempting to decipher them. Many users seek out puzzles and brain teasers online to assess their observational skills, ultimately honing their ability to notice details.

The Times of India

Personalized Deep Brain Stimulation Device May Quiet OCD Compulsions

A novel type of deep brain stimulation known as responsive deep brain stimulation helped improve symptoms in a woman with severe OCD, according to a new study.

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The Times of India

Diwali optical illusion: Find the odd diya out in 10 seconds!

This Diwali-themed optical illusion is a fun challenge to test your ability to discern intricate details from a complex image. It also provides insight into whether you possess above-average intelligence. Even some brilliant minds have struggled to find the unique diya in this picture.

The Conversation

Why some people got blood clots after the AstraZeneca vaccine – new clues

AstraZeneca in partnership with the University of Oxford developed one of the first vaccines against COVID. The vaccine, which used an adenovirus to smuggle instructions into human cells to make antibodies against the novel coronavirus, saved countless lives. But a problem soon emerged. A tiny proportion – about one in…

The Hindu

Organs of 40-year-old road mishap victim donated

Rajesh K.K., a 40-yr-old from Akki Hebbal, Mysuru, was declared brain dead after a road accident. His organs were donated to save 8 lives & improve 50 more. ZCCK has facilitated 899 multi-organ & 2,352 tissue donations in Karnataka since 2007.

The Conversation

Brain tumours can bring long-term disability – but some diagnosed are being refused NDIS support

The ABC is reporting how terminally ill patients are being left in limbo as the states and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) argue over disability supports. The reports share the experiences of Australians with brain tumours and highlight the distress of getting a diagnosis, as well as the lack…

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Walkathon to raise awareness on maintaining a healthy heart and brain organised

4km walkathon organised to raise awareness on need for healthy heart and brain was flagged off by actor Prasanna. Students, hospital staff walked from National Institute of Ocean Technology to Pallikaranai police station. CEO Alok Khullar said lifestyle changes, like diet, sleep and walking, can help improve wellness. Dinesh Nayak…

The Hindu

Walkathon in Mysuru to mark World Stroke Day 2023

Mysuru held a walkathon to mark World Stroke Day 2023, attended by 250+ seniors. The event raised awareness of stroke symptoms, healthy lifestyle and regular check-ups. LIC of India's G. Satyanarayana Shastry hoped it would educate the community. Stroke survivors shared their recovery stories, highlighting the importance of early intervention.…

The Times of India

The gut-brain connection: How nutrition impacts mental health

The gut plays a pivotal role in our overall well-being, encompassing both digestive and immune regulatory functions. At its core, it hosts a diverse ecosystem known as the microbiome, which consistently interacts with the host. This interaction extends beyond the gut itself, impacting various bodily systems, including the immune, metabolic,…

The Hindu

Maintaining healthy lifestyle can help prevent strokes, say neurologists

Neurologists urge early detection of stroke to prevent damage, quicker recovery. Timely medical attention can revive dying brain cells. BEFAST acronym helps spot stroke. Awareness still low as stroke does not present with pain. #WorldStrokeDay

The Guardian - UK

Iranian teenager dies after alleged hijab encounter with officers, reports say

Armita Geravand, 16, fell into coma on 1 October and was pronounced brain-dead last week

Inverse

Neuroscientists are Tantalizingly Close to Mastering How Psychedelics Redesign Our Brains

Major depression is a global mental health problem that is on the rise, and finding novel treatments is crucial.

The Independent UK

Father undergoing chemo for terminal brain cancer cycling 200 miles to Paris

Robert Seaward said he wanted to take on the cycle to give others with cancer ‘hope’.

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