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How to find a stylish countryside escape without compromising on comfort

The luxurious yet suitably earthy Aller Dorset was just the escape Chloe Hubbard’s jangled brain and stress-addled body needed

The Independent UK

3D map plots human brain-cell 'antennae' in exquisite detail

A new map of 56,000 cells in the outer layer of the human brain could inform research into a whole class of diseases.

LiveScience

AI-generated faces look just like real ones – but evidence shows your brain can tell the difference

For a while, limitations in technology meant that animators and researchers were only capable of creating human-like faces which seemed a little “off”.

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Frontotemporal dementia: we discovered a brain fold that may delay onset of symptoms

Few people had probably heard of frontotemporal dementia until earlier this year, when the family of actor Bruce Willis announced the 68-year-old had been diagnosed with the condition.

The Conversation

Brain Implant Decodes Thoughts To Words, Offering Communication Solution For Non-Verbal Individuals

Implant with microscopic sensors translates brain signals, aiding those with motor disorders and 'locked-in' syndrome.

Zenger

Yorkshire mother gives birth in coma after suddenly speaking with American accent

Becky Prout was diagnosed with a rare condition dubbed ‘brain on fire’

The Independent UK

Your mental dictionary is part of what makes you unique − here's how your brain stores and retrieves words

The days of having a dictionary on your bookshelf are numbered. But that’s OK, because everyone already walks around with a dictionary – not the one on your phone, but the one in your head.

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Goodbye brain fog: how to hack your mitochondria, the body's energy generators

Feeling sluggish, tired or poorly? It might be your biochemistry. But there's a solution, says Louise Pyne

Evening Standard

Blue Zone living is trending on TikTok - 9 simple habits that promise to be key to a longer, healthier life

Like the sound of lifestyle tweaks that boost both your health and lifespan?

Marie Claire

You have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot three rabbits in this tree in under 30 seconds

The internet is filled with many optical illusions that can confuse and challenge your perception. However, this particular illusion is more complex than the rest. It showcases how our brains actively engage with visual stimuli and how we tend to seek patterns and meaningful objects, even when they're not explicitly…

The Times of India

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Mixed As Rally Hits Pause: Analyst Says Apex Crypto ‘A Brain Dead Play’ Now, Investors Lucky If They ‘Get A Dip Below This Level’

Major cryptocurrencies saw a mixed performance on Sunday evening

Zenger

Brain injury charity Headway questions why Harry Maguire was allowed to play on

The Manchester United defender said after the game that he had passed concussion protocols.

The Independent UK

Tai chi helps boost memory, study finds. One type seems most beneficial

Research shows that a daily dose of tai chi, the slow-moving meditative, martial art can boost our body and brain. A new study finds adding word games to tai chi doubles the increase in memory.

WEKU

World’s first finger-prick test to quickly spot brain cancer recurrence developed

Aim is to develop simple test for patients to use at home

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Finger-prick test could help spot brain cancer recurrence sooner

Researchers designing lateral flow test that patients could use at home and avoid six-month wait for MRI scan

The Independent UK

Researchers developing lateral flow test to detect brain tumours

The aim is to develop a simple finger prick test that patients can use at home.

The Guardian - UK

I could have sworn HRT had cured my brain fog and rage. Then I read that it hadn’t

After a few months of hormone replacement therapy, I thought my menopausal mood swings were under control. Did the experts really disagree?

Salon

What is a world without time?

The brain’s perception of time is abstract. Here's what happens when it gets seriously distorted

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Spare A Sunday Brain Cell For The Child Who Almost Got This Cursed Minion Cake For His B-Day

"This is the ugliest fucking thing I've ever seen."

Inverse

This One Mindset Shift Could Radically Change How We Experience Chronic Pain

The brain has the ability to tone down how intensely a harmful stimulus is experienced. This process is how our body allows us to put mind over matter.

The Guardian - UK

Robert Peston: ‘I’m not a conventional broadcaster – people hate my style’

The journalist, 63, on his weird brain, trying to fix everyone else’s problems and how interviewing prime ministers has changed over time

WEKU

Lessons from brain science — and history's peacemakers — for resolving conflicts

Humans instinctually forge loyalties to groups to survive. Being aware of these impulses can help us deescalate arguments and find common ground. Some notable leaders in history show us how it's done.

Zenger

Dad Donates $12M To Children’s Hospital After Son’s Brain Tumor Diagnosis

I felt helpless. The post Dad donates $12M to children’s hospital after son’s brain tumor diagnosis appeared first on Talker.

The Guardian - UK

Who uses the outside lane on motorways?

Brief letters: Lane discipline | Guardian letters and brain health | Missed mastress opportunity | Check your language

The Conversation

Brooke Shields had a grand mal seizure – here's what you need to know about the condition

Actress and model Brooke Shields has revealed she suffered a grand mal seizure in September. In an interview, Shields revealed that the seizure caused her to lose control of her movements, froth at the mouth and eventually lose consciousness. The actress doesn’t have a history of seizures – and many…

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