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Baltimore's new approach to police training looks at the effects of trauma, importance of empathy

As law enforcement agencies across the country pursue reform measures, the Baltimore Police Department is requiring its members to complete a program on emotional regulation that teaches them the basics of brain science by examining the relationship between thoughts, feelings and actions

The Independent UK

I’ll never stop blogging: it’s an itch I have to scratch – and I don’t care if it’s an outdated format

Even if nobody reads them, I’ll always be drawn to the freedom blogs offer. I can ramble about any subject I choose, says music journalist Simon Reynolds

The Guardian - UK

Young girl battling cancer shares a special first with ‘warm and friendly’ Queen Camilla

The young girl, who is blind and has a brain tumour, got to sit down with the Queen – where she serenaded her with a special song

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London girl with brain tumour sang for the Queen when she was invited to tea

Olivia Taylor tried her very first cup of tea which was poured by the Queen during a private visit to Windsor Castle with her family.

Evening Standard

Optical illusion: Are you trustworthy or jealous? Take the test

This new challenge will help you use your brain in ways that go beyond simple thought processes. Thinking "beyond the box" and approaching the issue from an alternative angle will show your true self. Personality tests are frequently used in leisure and educational contexts, as well as as a kind…

The Times of India

Video Games and Resilience: Science Explains Why Playing Zelda Is Good For Your Brain

Available to players of any skill level — no Twitch subscribers required.

Inverse

Bolstering our sense of smell may reduce the risk of dementia

Scientists are studying how a decline in our olfactory abilities can signal conditions such as Alzheimer’s

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The Internet is obsessed with nervous system regulation - so why are people talking about it and does it work to ease overwhelm?

This TikTok-approved wellness trend could be the stress-busting solution you’ve been looking for.

Marie Claire

Like sheep and goats, reindeer too sleep while chewing their cud

Reindeer multitask rumination and non-REM sleep to get enough rest in summer months. EEG readings show reindeer's brainwaves during rumination resemble non-REM sleep, suggesting rumination is restorative.

The Hindu

Creative Structures Built By Neanderthals Is Upending How We View the Species

No other structures of this kind have been discovered. But there have been other hints that Neanderthal minds were more complex than we thought.

Inverse

How the real-life Rudolphs get enough rest: Sleep while you chew!

Scientists say reindeer seem to sleep while they chew, allowing them to forage all day in the summertime and still get enough sleep.

WEKU

Research shows sniffing women's tears lessens aggressive behaviour in men

According to new research published in the open-access journal PLOS Biology, tears from women contain molecules that reduce violence in men. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Ozempic and Other Weight Loss Drugs Might Also Slash Inflammation

According to a study in mice, weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may reduce inflammation in the body by acting on brain cells.

Inverse

I’ve been sleep talking for 23 years – can doctors help me finally stop?

Death, cats and premature declarations of love: Ellie Muir’s lifelong sleep talking problem seemed to traverse every topic. She talks to an expert to find out what’s behind her nighttime nattering

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Optical Illusion: Can you identify the hidden panda among the executives in the picture?

A mind-bending, intensely captivating, shape-shifting image of an object, a drawing, or a person that defies the brain's perception of reality is called an optical illusion. You have probably witnessed a wide variety of optical illusions, including cognitive, physiological, and physical illusions. According to studies, visual illusions are another area…

Zenger

Losing Weight Can Significantly Alter Brain Activity.

Losing weight by intermittent fasting can significantly alter brain activity for appetite and addiction.

LiveScience

18 brain studies that blew our minds in 2023

From its strange "spiral signals" to a libido switch, the brain contains myriad mysteries that scientists are still working to unravel.

The Guardian - UK

Reindeer can multitask and chew while they sleep, study shows

The animals combine sleeping and digesting, researchers found after extracting reindeer brain data

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How Dr. Majid Fotuhi Champions Memory And Brain Vitality Improvements Through Groundbreaking Initiatives

Dr. Majid Fotuhi, a renowned neurologist, author and public speaker, aims to educate people on enhancing their brain vitality and cognitive capacity through groundbreaking initiatives.

Marie Claire

15 powerful daily affirmations that a psychologist and psychotherapist use to boost peace, calm, and positivity

Festive frazzle, be gone.

The Conversation

Alpha, beta, theta: what are brain states and brain waves? And can we control them?

There’s no shortage of apps and technology that claim to shift the brain into a “theta” state – said to help with relaxation, inward focus and sleep.

International Business Times UK

Breakthrough Treatment Veoza Receives UK Approval to Tackle Hot Flushes

Veoza distinguishes itself as a non-hormonal menopause drug that directly targets the brain to prevent hot flushes.

The Conversation

The Douglas-Bell Canada Brain Bank: a goldmine for research on brain diseases

Human beings have always been fascinated by the brain.

International Business Times

A Whiff Of Tears Reduces Male Aggression, Says Study

Watching someone cry often evokes an emotional response -- but according to a new study published Thursday, human tears themselves contain a chemical signal that reduces brain activity linked to aggression.

The Guardian - UK

Human tears contain substance that eases aggression, says study

Sniffing emotional tears from women can cut male aggression by more than 40% and cause changes in brain

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