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Is there an upside to insomnia?

Insomnia fueled some of the greatest art women have ever produced, but the darkness can also come with a price

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Brain's fatty acids may hold clue for memory retention

New research has revealed the process the brain uses to create crucial fatty acids and how it impacts our memory retention.

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Bridgestone Tour B Mindset balls aim to improve your preparation and quiet your inner voice on the course

The system can help develop a routine to turn your brain off when overthinking can get in the way.

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Assuming the worst in others can be 'read' in brain scans

Activity in the brain's "ventromedial prefrontal cortex" differs between people who assume the worst in social situations and those who don't, a study finds.

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Can psychopaths learn to feel empathy?

People with psychopathic traits often struggle with emotional empathy, but they're usually adept at cognitive empathy and can use this to manipulate people.

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Viruses living in human gut could help regulate stress, study suggests

Research into bacteriophages adds to evidence that gut and brain interactions influence our behaviour

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Dopamine housework – the genius productivity hack that will help you clean your house (and enjoy it)

Use this happy hormone to trick your brain into doing household chores

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Deaths Due To Cancer In UK To Rise By 53% By 2050

Cancer remains one of the most formidable health challenges worldwide.

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Should U18 rugby be banned? No. But tell that to parents of a concussed child

With some researchers labelling the sport ‘a form of child abuse’ and parents questioning safety, can rugby get the balance right?

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65 People Divulge The Most Spot-On ‘You’ll Understand When You’re Older’ Lessons They Were Told

When you get older, you get wiser, and with that comes the power of telling younger people that "they'll understand when they get older". The post 65 People Divulge The Most Spot-On ‘You’ll Understand When You’re Older’ Lessons They Were Told first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Beware the side of the brain that plumps for Trump

Letters: Janet Dubé, Hazel Davies and Peter Emerson respond to a piece by George Monbiot on the psychology of voters’ support

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What is vertigo? Here’s what you can do about it

You may have heard of vertigo or have self-experienced itwhen looking down from a height and immediately your head spins, you get a butterfly sensation in your stomach and you suddenly feel that you may lose your balance and fall. When you're at a significant height and look down, the…

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US Patient 'Happy Again' After Brain Implant Treats Epilepsy And OCD

American Amber Pearson used to wash her hands until they bled, terrified by the idea of contamination from everyday items, a debilitating result of her obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

International Business Times

Funding boost in fight against childhood brain cancer

Up to $20 million is being unlocked under a national medical research fund to help find effective treatments for childhood brain cancer.

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GGH doctors perform surgery even as patient watches ‘Pokiri’

A patient in Guntur undergoes awake brain surgery while watching his favorite movie at Government General Hospital.

The Times of India

Only those with a sharp vision can spot the butterfly and pineapple in under 10 seconds

This challenging brainteaser has stumped even the most adept puzzle solvers as they strive to uncover the elusive answer. It serves as a classic IQ test where participants are tasked with identifying a concealed object. Specifically, a butterfly and a pineapple are cleverly concealed amidst a herd of giraffes in…

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Big brain boost? What science says about the power of nootropics to enhance our minds

The prospect of discovering compounds that improve the brain is tantalising, but does the hype match the research?

The Times of India

The transformative power of digital detox for brain health

The technology that ‘connects’ us also ‘controls’ us [to know more, add the film ‘The Social Dilemma’ to your watchlist!]. The digital behaviors of human beings across all age groups may be considered one of the most profound changes mankind has ever witnessed. The COVID-19 pandemic which led to the…

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6,939 patients on waitlist for organs in T.N.: Health Minister

32 brain dead organ donors in Tamil Nadu this year, with over 6,900 on waitlist for transplantation.

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Reclaim your brain subscriber survey: tell us how it went!

If you’ve just completed our five-week coaching plan then we have some quick questions for you

The Times of India

Can you spot the Hare in under 10 seconds?

Are you prepared to take your ability to observe to the next level? Even the most perceptive minds will struggle to solve our most recent brainteaser. In ten seconds, only the top 1% of people can solve the puzzle. Get ready for an eye-opening visual experience where the tortoise is…

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How cognitive behavioral therapy changes brain activity in children with anxiety

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health discovered overactivation in multiple brain regions, including the frontal and parietal lobes and the amygdala, in unmedicated children with anxiety disorders. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to memory, thinking problems

According to research published in the online edition of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, people with polycystic ovary syndrome">syndrome may be more prone to experience memory and cognitive issues in middle age. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Rugby being played in schools is form of child abuse, says study

Experts call for ban on school rugby for under-18s amid concerns over head injuries

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Those with miraculous eyesight can spot the crown in the kitchen

You are undoubtedly aware that daily completion of brainteaser tasks increases intelligence. These online puzzles have been scientifically demonstrated to increase your cognitive capacities, memory strength, and logical and observational ability. These cognitive teasers are also effective in elevating mood. Along the process, you can have fun while pushing yourself…

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