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Easy and effective lifestyle changes to keep dementia at bay

People living with dementia have been on rise in the US. An astounding 7 million Americans are estimated to have Alzheimer's as per Alzheimer's Association. This number can almost double by 2050 to 13 million. Dementia comprises a range of neurological conditions where nerve cells are damaged and their connections…

The Times of India

Six ways to look after your brain health in your 20s and 30s

Dementia is not an inevitable consequence of ageing. It’s thought that around 40% of dementia cases could be prevented (or at least delayed) by changing certain lifestyle habits.

The Conversation

‘National disgrace’: black mothers in England twice as likely to have NHS birth investigated

Exclusive: head of Royal College of Midwives blames ‘institutional racism’ as black women face greater risk of death and stillbirth

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Discovery of different forms of insomnia could lead to better treatment

Brain scans reveal evidence of five subtypes, raising prospect of tailored approaches to improving sleep

The Guardian - UK

Understanding the role of Dopamine in Parkinson’s Disease: An important factor behind the symptoms

Parkinson’s can cause a wide range of symptoms. The disorder is sometimes known to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. While it affects people differently, low dopamine activity has been found to be an important cause behind the symptoms.

The Times of India

First surgery scheduled for graphene chip designed for next-gen brain implants — non-metallic chip could used for brain stimulation in the future

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is testing a graphene chip to use as a brain-computer interface to replace metallic electrodes.

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Vision test: Only sharp-eyed people can spot 10 blueberries in this chaotic image

Indeed, what we see with our eyes at a time may not be true but a mere deception. In an optical illusion, what we see at times does not exist and what exists at times is unable to be witnessed by our eyes. Optical illusions are complicated images as many…

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Early detection and intervention in pediatric cancer cases have better outcomes

Pediatric cancers, though relatively rare, present unique challenges and demands. Unlike adult cancers, which are often linked to lifestyle and environmental factors, pediatric cancers are typically the result of genetic mutations and cellular changes secondary to ionizing radiation exposure during development,some chemotherapy drugs e.g.some alkylating drugs. Some genetically determined underlying…

The Times of India

India reports 40,000 new brain tumor cases annually: Why early detection is crucial

In India, where healthcare challenges are as diverse as its population, brain tumors pose a significant threat with an estimated 40,000 new cases reported each year. This staggering statistic highlights the urgent need for early detection strategies in combating brain tumors, a perspective increasingly underscored within the pharmaceutical industry.

The Times of India

Can airpods cause brain cancer? Know the ideal duration of using them

Airpods can be a great buddy and a support system when you are all by yourself. But every now and then, in social media or by concerned family members, you get warned about the perils of electromagnetic radiation emitted by them, that can even cause cancer or have harmful effects…

The Times of India

5 nuts and seeds to boost brain power post 40

In the modern era, our brain is burdened by many factors including stress, multi-tasking and excess screen time. With little time to rejuvenate and the never-ending to-do lists, our neurological health needs suitable nourishment for optimal functioning. Eating the right foods and avoiding processed items can work wonders for your…

The Times of India

Vision test: Only true foodies can spot the hidden cake slice in this photo

These optical illusions and brain teasers increase your brain power by solving these puzzles often. These puzzles are not just for mere entertainment and are available for all generations. The joy of solving them is not present in all, but they give you the motivation to boost your brain power…

The Times of India

Study finds how blood cancer medication makes radiotherapy on brain tumours more effective

According to a recent study, medications intended to treat blood and other malignancies may also increase the effectiveness of radiation therapy for low-grade brain tumours in adults. Read further on Dynamite News:

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The flow state: the science of the elusive creative mindset that can improve your life

Scientists have long known the mental and creative benefits of total absorption in an activity. But what causes it, and how can we achieve it?

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Evening Standard

Man, 25, jailed for 14 years for punching baby and causing brain damage in Walsall

Jordan Cattell from Handsworth given time after attack on 10 month old tot

The Times of India

6 warning signs of dementia while walking

Dementia can cause serious impairments in brain function. Over time, memory issues, confusion, and personality changes become more prominent. Individuals with this degenerative neurological condition may experience forgetfulness, difficulty performing daily tasks, language problems, and trouble making decisions. Some changes brought on by dementia can be subtle, including alterations in…

LiveScience

'We can't answer these questions': Neuroscientist Kenneth Kosik on whether lab-grown brains will achieve consciousness

So much is still unknown about consciousness, nevermind whether brain organoids will achieve it, explains a leading neuroscientist.

The Conversation

Golf: neuroscience reveals the secrets of better putting – new study

The world’s best golfers make playing look so effortless, it’s hard to imagine what’s going on inside their minds. But modern neuroscience allows us to do exactly that. My team’s new study shows how different parts of an expert golfer’s brains are activated when they putt their ball into the…

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The Independent UK

Unique brain signal found linked to depression may help treat ‘lack of interest’ symptom

Findings may improve diagnosis and monitoring of patients with severe depression, scientists say

Medical Daily

Obesity Affects Sperm Count: Study Uncovers Brain Mechanism Behind Fertility Decline

The researchers discovered in a mice study that obesity causes chronic changes in the brain, which affects sperm count.

Fortune

Does Medicare pay for dementia care? Here's what coverage you can expect for treatments and therapies

Medicare and Medicare Advantage provide some coverage for dementia, beginning with the diagnosis.

The Independent UK

Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella reveals she’s cancer-free after brain tumor diagnosis

The ‘Good Morning America’ host’s daughter was diagnosed with medulloblastoma in October 2023

Inverse

New Brain Scan Study Reveals How A Psychedelic Trip Looks In Real Time

A new study reveals that during a trip neuron networks involved in intra-brain communication, memory, sense of space, time, and self become “desynchronized.”

The Conversation

Late bedtimes and not enough sleep can harm developing brains – and poorer kids are more at risk

Shorter sleep and later bedtimes are linked to potentially harmful functional changes to parts of the brain important for coping with stress and controlling negative emotions, our recently published research found. And children in families with low economic resources are particularly at risk.

The Guardian - AU

What is FASD, and why do so many children with it end up in Australia’s justice system?

Vulnerable young people and communities concerned about crime would both benefit from better screening and support for foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, experts say

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