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Does running water really trigger the urge to pee? Experts explain the brain-bladder connection

We all know that feeling when nature calls – but what’s far less understood is the psychology behind it. Why, for example, do we get the urge to pee just before getting into the shower, or when we’re swimming? What brings on those “nervous wees” right before a date?

The Conversation

52-year-old Syed Parveez’s organs donated

Syed Parveez, a 52-yr-old Mysuru resident, declared brain dead after a road mishap, had his liver, kidneys and heart valves harvested and donated to eligible recipients. 877 multi-organ donations and 2,352 tissue donations have been made in Karnataka since 2007, showing the impact of organ donation on saving lives. Donating…

The Hindu

Do new Alzheimer's drugs actually help?

Fast-track approval of three risky drugs intends to slow the disease, but evidence they benefit patients is shaky

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Jean Boht, star of sitcom Bread, dies aged 91

Actor’s Bafta-winning composer husband died of brain tumour weeks beforehand

The Guardian - UK

Concussion: what it is and how sports science is making rugby safer

Two decades ago there were only two criteria used to diagnose concussion. Jon Patricios, a sport and exercise medicine physician and co-lead author of the latest international consensus statement on concussion in sport, discusses the science of head injuries and some of the protocols adopted by World Rugby to make…

The Conversation

Sister of roofer left in coma after pub fight accuses High Court of ‘playing god’ with his life

Exclusive: Andy Casey’s family believe he still responds to pain and his favourite music but have lost a High Court battle to keep him alive

The Independent UK

'Lake Ness Monster' injects life and colour into skate park

The 'Lake Ness Monster' is the brain child of school kids injecting some colour into the skate park.

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Optical Illusion: A true rugby fan can spot the missing ball

This is a visual test designed to assess your ability to spot details in a scene. With the ongoing Rugby World Cup, which will conclude on October 28, 2023, the Instagram account "Betway Sport" has created a brain teaser featuring fans enthusiastically cheering during the game. In this image, your…

The Times of India

Man left with bleed on brain after savage London Bridge assault

Victim left with bleed on brain after being punched and kicked in the head last month at London Bridge station

Evening Standard

Olympic medallist accused of lying about cancer to delay trial

Eric Lamaze allegedly lied about having metastatic brain cancer

The Independent UK

Dementia risk is linked with size of white blood cell telomeres: Study

Researchers found that shorter telomeres on the ends of white blood cell chromosomes may indicate an increased risk of dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Sister’s anger as family loses battle to keep fight victim on life support

Mr Justice MacDonald said tests showed that Andy Casey, 20, of Mitcham, south-west London, was dead

The Independent UK

Family of man with brain injury plan appeal after judge rules treatment can end

Mr Justice MacDonald said evidence shows Andy Casey, 20, who was injured in a fight in July, has died.

The Independent UK

The money is helping families now – Penny Watson praises new dementia fund

The Brain Health Fund, set up by the PFA and the Premier League, has made £1million available to support affected ex-players.

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Judge says doctors can stop treating man who suffered brain injury when punched

Mr Justice MacDonald said tests showed that Andy Casey, 20, of Mitcham, south-west London, was dead.

The Times of India

What are cannabis's long-term effects on the brain?

There are some risks associated with long-term marijuana use. Cannabis use is not at all desirable because it is likely to have detrimental effects on the user's mental health and wellbeing. One should be aware of the side-effects of cannabis even though they may differ according to the individual, the…

The Independent UK

Scientists reveal everyday pleasures that elevate brain performance

A group of researchers looked at a new NYU Tandon School of Engineering study involving MindWatch a brain-monitoring technology - here’s what they found

The Conversation

How does fever help fight infections? There's more to it than even some scientists realize

When you’re sick with a fever, your doctor will likely tell you it’s a sign that your immune system is defending you against an infection. Fever typically results from immune cells at infected sites sending chemical signals to the brain to raise the set point of your body’s thermostat. So,…

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Angel Lynn: Woman paralysed after falling from van during kidnap says first word in three years

Angel Lynn was left severely brain damaged after falling out of van during kidnap by abusive ex-boyfriend

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Venture Capitalist Who Predicted 2022 Crypto Market Bottom Expects 2,500% Rally For Solana

In a recent social media interaction, Chris Burniske, shared a highly optimistic trajectory for the cryptocurrency Solana

The Times of India

What is bare minimum Mondays-the latest workplace trend

Monday morning blues are something that every employee faces. Whether they are a veteran employee or a new joiner. This gets amplified, especially because the brain is suddenly forced to work after two days off. Well, there is a new social media trend doing the rounds to break away from…

The Guardian - UK

Sarah Lancashire describes menopause hot flushes she felt during TV awards

Happy Valley star says she needed two hidden fans during last week’s ceremony and has experienced brain fog in supermarket

The Independent UK

Alastair Stewart praised for ‘eloquence’ as charity talks vascular dementia risk

A scan revealed the former ITV News presenter had had a serious of minor strokes.

The Guardian - UK

Breaking Through Depression; The Balanced Brain – reviews

Last year, research cast doubt on the dominant ‘chemical imbalance’ theory of depression. Now two persuasive books by scientists Philip Gold and Camilla Nord offer very different causes of the illness – though both are optimistic about our future treatment of the ‘cancer of the self’

The Times of India

Spot the hidden cat in just 8 seconds

Do you think that optical illusions and brain-teasing puzzles are too “easy’ for you, Here's a challenge that puts your eyesight and observation skills to the test. Optical illusions have gained popularity as a means of testing both your cognitive abilities and your eyesight. They offer a delightful fusion of…

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