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Parkinson’s disease detectable before physical symptoms show, Australian research finds

Exclusive: synthetic compound highlights neurodegeneration when injected into patients at early stages of disease, study shows

The Guardian - AU

Union Health Minister virtually inaugurates Centre for Brain and Mind at NIMHANS

NIMHANS, the country’s premier mental health institution, marked World Mental Health Day, observed on October 10, by unveiling the Centre for Brain and Mind.

The Hindu

How loneliness changes the way our brains process the world

If there’s one thing we as humans seem to have in common, it’s that most of us have felt lonely at one time or another. But is the pain that comes with feeling socially isolated simply a part of being human? Why does the world seem so different when we’re…

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Walks, tech and protein: how to parent your own parents

As the older generation live longer, many of us will reverse roles with our parents. Here are the best ways to help a long life be a good life

The Guardian - UK

Maintaining a healthy retina: 6 ways to take care of your eyes

What’s the function of the retina?

The Times of India

Only those with a genius IQ can find the lone element in this picture that is without a pair

Halloween season is approaching, and instead of spooks and scares, how about we challenge your brain with a fun puzzle? Here it goes:

The Times of India

AI language models could help diagnose schizophrenia

New tool could use automated analysis of language to diagnose debilitating condition

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Goalkeepers perceive the world differently, study suggests

Goalies’ brains appear able to merge signals from different senses more quickly, say researchers

The Guardian - UK

Are people born with good balance? A physical therapist explains the systems that help keep you on your toes

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

Brain teaser: Find a butterfly, a duck, a snail, and a bat in this puzzle in under 20 seconds!

Picture puzzles are fantastic for giving your brain a workout. They can improve your attention, and focus, and even help slow down the ageing process. While there are many types of puzzles and brain teasers available online, like crosswords, Sudoku, snake and ladders, and various word games, picture puzzles stand…

The Times of India

Brain Teaser: Can you spot the blunder in this kitchen in under 10 seconds?

Games always intrigue people, engaging our minds in activities that require mental effort. Brain teasers challenge our brains to think differently and add a fun element to our daily routines. To find the solution, viewers must carefully examine each puzzle piece. If you enjoy solving such puzzles, then this one…

The Times of India

‘How can this devastating illness get no attention?’ MP Siobhain McDonagh on her sister’s fatal brain cancer

After former Labour general secretary Margaret McDonagh died, her sister decided to fight for better treatment and research

The Guardian - UK

World Rugby to adopt ‘gamechanging’ G-force tech to flag major head impacts

Real-time data will see players removed from the pitch if collision forces exceed a certain level even if they are not showing signs of a brain injury

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve lived many lifetimes’: surfer Owen Wright’s remarkable journey from brain injury to Olympic glory

The champion of the waves talks about his extraordinary comeback, being hothoused by his ambitious father – and life off the board

The Guardian - UK

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Inverse

The Real Reason Science Can't Explain Why People Lose Their Sense Of Smell

Despite the increased attention to smell loss more broadly, the sense of smell remains complicated and not fully understood.

Dynamite News

Researchers find how sense of smell can affect our perception of colours

We receive constant environmental input through our five senses. Combining information from two or more senses, such as between odours and the smoothness of textures, pitch, colour, and musical dimensions, is one way our brain makes sense of this flood of information. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

What existed before the big bang and can animals cry? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

Zenger

Smells Distort Color Perception, Says Liverpool Study

Liverpool John Moores University finds odors influence how humans perceive colors, adding a new dimension to sensory perception.

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The Times of India

COVID infection triggered deadly brain disease in man?

While there has been enough evidence about COVID-19 triggering and worsening neurodegenerative diseases, a recent case was highlighted by the American Journal of Case Report discovering a correlation between COVID and a fatal brain disorder. The case in discussion was about a man aged 62 admitted to Mount Sinai Queens…

The National (Scotland)

Rangers legend Michael Mols undergoes brain tumour operation

Fans were quick to send their support after being shocked by the announcement, as Mols had kept his health struggles private before now.

Salon

How psychedelics change the brain

New research at the level of neurons is untangling how psychedelic drugs like DMT change the brain

Salon

Why your brain needs more play: Experts

Play is "nutrients" for the brain, says Dr. Jacqueline Harding on her new book "The Brain That Loves to Play"

The Guardian - UK

Pregnancy leads to permanent rewiring of brain, study suggests

Research in mice reveals hormonal changes late in pregnancy trigger parenting instinct and switch in priorities

The Independent UK

Hormone changes could explain ‘baby brain’

Research on mice found that while some hormonal changes lasted for a month after birth, some were permanent.

The Guardian - US

‘Lowlife with small brain and big mouth’: Trump hits out at ex-aide Kelly

Remarks made days after former chief of staff confirmed reports about Trump’s derogatory attitude to members of US military

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