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We need to better support First Nations women with violence-related brain injuries. Here’s how

Please be advised this article contains details of family violence.

The Conversation · Aug 21, 2024

Putting the Borderlands 4 reveal just 2 weeks after the Borderlands movie's $90m flop is being hailed as Randy Pitchford's ultimate "big brain move"

"Damage control at it’s finest"

GamesRadar · Aug 21, 2024

Research Confirms Our Attention Spans Have Shrunk: Neuroscientist Shares 3 Tips On How To Train Your Brain For Optimal Efficiency

A neuroscientist suggests that structuring work sessions, focusing on passion, and maintaining a balanced mental state can optimise brain performance.

International Business Times UK · Aug 21, 2024

Best Fish Oil Supplements For Better Heart Health And Active Lifestyle

Fish oil supplements are known to have positive effects on cardiovascular health. They may slow disease progression and lower the risk of death in people.

Medical Daily · Aug 20, 2024

Ryan Reynolds ensured Deadpool & Wolverine paid tribute to Rob Delaney’s late son after 2018 movie did not

‘At long last, father and son are sharing the same screen,” the actor said

The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2024

Hospital allegedly lost part of a patient’s skull in brain surgery. It then charged him $19k for a replacement

Fernando Cluster and his wife Melindinda have accused Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta, of negligence following the mishap in November 2022

The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2024

Neurotechnology is becoming widespread in workplaces – and our brain data needs to be protected

As remote work became standard around the world during the COVID pandemic, employee surveillance rapidly intensified. Companies started deploying software to electronically monitor their employees’ web browsing history, emails and webcams – all in the name of ensuring continued productivity.

The Conversation · Aug 20, 2024

Robot ‘coach’ used to aid recovery of stroke survivors

A new robot has been developed to encourage stroke survivors to complete exercises prescribed to aid their rehabilitation.

The Independent UK · Aug 19, 2024

What your nose can tell you about your health

Thanks to a quirk known as unconscious selective attention, your brain has learned to ignore your nose. A prominent feature that’s positioned closely to the eyes, the schnoz could get in the way of our vision – but the nervous system cleverly filters it out.

The Conversation · Aug 19, 2024

Atlanta hospital sued for allegedly losing part of a patient’s skull

Fernando Cluster claims Emory University hospital staff failed to keep track of his bone flap after 2022 brain surgery

The Guardian - US · Aug 19, 2024