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Study finds how brain waves can predict cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease

For Parkinson's disease (PD) patients, a few minutes of data collected from a single electrode put on top of the head may be sufficient to anticipate cognitive issues, including dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Family of miracle Lanarkshire twin who suffered brain injury at birth need to raise £50k for home care needs

Bespoke plans have been drawn up to design an inclusive and accessible family home to give four-year-old David Goring the space he needs but his family are struggling to pay the £50,000 shortfall

Daily Record

Only those with 'genius-level' IQs can decipher hidden word in 10 seconds

A new brain cruncher has challenged people to find the hidden word 'bare' hidden in a sea of 'bears' - but only a true whizz can find the word in just 10 seconds.

Daily Record

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Joni Mitchell returns to the stage during a 25-song set playing a Parker Fly guitar

The legendary Canadian songwriter suffered a brain aneurysm in 2015 and relearned to play guitar

MusicRadar

ADHD: Inattention and hyperactivity have been the focus of research – but emotional problems may be the missing link

ADHD is one of the most common mental health disorders in children, affecting 7.2% of people under the age of 18 worldwide

The Hindu

'Doctors thought my baby was reacting to an infection but I pushed for a scan - leading to emergency brain surgery'

Doctors gave baby Seb antibiotics but when they had no long-term effect mum Victoria kept going back to the doctors until he was scanned and given tests

Wales Online

Phone addiction could shorten 'zombie' children's lives, expert claims

She said they become 'sucked into a device' and parents need to set boundaries on their use

Wales Online

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Only true detectives can decipher person's name in this tricky riddle in 6 seconds

If you're a fan of brainteasers, this one that you have to figure out in just six seconds may leave you confused and baffled - it asks you to spot the name on the piece of paper

Daily Mirror

Moderate alcohol consumption may lower stress, reduce heart disease risk, study finds

However, scientists caution that drinking any amount of alcohol increases risk of cancer

The Independent UK

Diet guru Michael Mosley shares perfect snack for losing weight

It can also give you a 'brain boost'

Bristol Post

'My baby couldn't sit up and kept toppling over - the reason why is devastating'

Victoria Wall, 32, welcomed Seb into the world two years ago - however, he was so distressed after the birth that doctors placed him onto a ventilator straight away, before going on to show small signs of hidden health struggles

Daily Mirror

Optical Illusion: How Many '8's Can You Spot in this Image?

When you encounter a cryptic figure, your mind automatically seeks out patterns and logical shapes. Optical illusions challenge our visual perception and observational skills. They offer insight into how our brains process visual information. Decoding optical illusions regularly inspires creative thinking and cognitive abilities while helping to sharpen problem-solving skills.…

The Times of India

Alcohol in moderation may lower stress-related risk of heart disease, study finds

US researchers discover reduction of signalling in part of the brain could have significant impact on cardiovascular system

The Guardian - UK

Young East Lothian girl's 'unusual' movements diagnosed as 'severe' epilepsy

Sammy McLeod underwent major brain surgery in 2013 after suffering seizures before that. Her mum Alison said "all hell broke loose" when her daughter experienced her first surgery in A&E

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Long COVID: effects on fatigue and quality of life can be comparable to some cancers – new research

As of March 2023, the Office for National Statistics estimated that 1.7 million people in the UK were living with self-reported long COVID. This refers to symptoms, including fatigue and brain fog among many others, that continue for more than 12 weeks after the initial COVID infection.

Zenger

How Do Our Brains Process Speech In Noisy Environments?

A new study explains why we struggle to keep track of more than one conversation at a dinner party.

LiveScience

Rabid moose found 'stumbling, drooling profusely' is 1st case ever recorded in Alaska

Scientists analyzed the moose's brain and detected a variant of rabies usually found in Arctic foxes, suggesting it contracted the virus from a fox.

The Independent UK

Where fat builds up in men and women can be linked to cancer risk – study

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Major new research claims smaller-brained Homo naledi made rock art and buried the dead. But the evidence is lacking

The remains of more than 15 individuals belonging to a previously unknown species of extinct human, dubbed Homo naledi, have been found in a cave. However, whether H. naledi buried their dead or created rock art is in dispute, based on their brain size.

Evening Standard

Jonnie Irwin explains why he has not told sons about his terminal cancer diagnosis

The A Place In The Sun presenter went public with the news last November, after being told his cancer had spread to his brain

Daily Record

Mum who noticed baby boy couldn't sit up properly given heartbreaking diagnosis

Victoria Wall welcomed little Seb two years ago, however complications following his birth led to him being placed on a ventilator straight away.

The Week

Neurotechnology: how does new mind-reading technology work?

Sci-fi stories about mind-reading machines apear to be on the verge of becoming a reality following a major new advance by neuroscientists.

Salon

Octopuses can change their own genes

The neural genome of octopuses is squishier than scientists assumed. A lot squishier

Liverpool Echo

Mum knew something was wrong when she couldn't settle baby

Victoria Wall said doctors only gave little Seb a scan to "put her mind at ease"

WEKU

'Anti-dopamine parenting' can curb a kid's craving for screens or sweets

Dopamine is a part of our brain's survival mechanism. It is also part of why sugary foods and social media hook kids. The latest neuroscience can help parents help their kids manage behavior.

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