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I just tried the first brain-reading headphones at CES 2024 — here's what they can do

Neurable is working with Master & Dynamic to bring headphones to market that can read your brain waves and tell you when you're focused and when you need to take a break. This could help people avoid burnout, and there's much more on the way.

Tom’s Guide

UK has some of worst cancer survival rates in developed world, report says

Rates for lung, liver, brain, oesophageal, pancreatic and stomach cancers worse than in most comparable nations

The Guardian - UK

Pros, media and fans react to Gary Woodland’s incredible story and return to the PGA Tour after brain surgery

It's good to have you back, Gary.

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The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI could have major implications for the development of machine intelligence

In 1954, the Guardian’s science correspondent reported on “electronic brains”, which had a form of memory that could let them retrieve information, like airline seat allocations, in a matter of seconds.

The Conversation

Only a true dog lover can find the real dog in this picture; here's your chance to prove yourself

Here's another challenge for you. The task is to find the real dog among these wool dog models. The image contains 48 cute woolen dog models made by Lauren Mann, a 26 year old from Llandudno, North Wales.

The Times of India

Dry January: a day-by-day account of how it's transforming your health

If your will is waning after cutting out booze, nutritionist Louise Pyne reveals how each sober day is helping everything from your skin to sleep and mental health. And why sticking it out more than two weeks will do wonders for your gut

Evening Standard

Fear-Driven Golfer Overcomes Brain Surgery to Return Strong

Follow Gary Woodland's inspiring journey as he overcomes fear and brain surgery to return to the Sony Open and prove that nothing can hold him back.

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I sat on Razer's Project Esther gaming cushion for 15 minutes and it messed with my brain in the best possible way

Razer's Project Esther is one of the most exciting concept projects Razer's ever produced.

TechRadar

'I'd Gone Four-And-A-Half Months, Really Every Day, Thinking I Was Going To Die' - Gary Woodland Details Traumatic Journey To Recovery After Brain Surgery

The American explained the "emotional" toll his diagnosis, surgery, and recovery took on him ahead of his professional comeback at the Sony Open this week

Golf Monthly

Ex-major champion Gary Woodland ready to ‘jump start’ career after brain surgery

The 39-year-old, who was diagnosed with the lesion in May, will make his first start since August in this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii.

The Independent UK

California lawmakers to consider ban on tackle football for kids under 12

California lawmakers are debating whether to ban tackle football for children under 12

The Independent UK

The inspiring story of Gary Woodland’s return to the Sony Open after brain surgery: ‘Every day it was a new way of dying, new way of death’

He started feeling some troubling symptoms: shaking, tremors in his hands, loss of appetite, chills, no energy.

USA Today Sports Media Group

'Neural' headphones are big at CES – here are 4 fascinating products coming soon

Four very different neural headphones caught the attention of our ears (and eyes) at 2024

TechRadar

'Sex With a Brain Injury' reveals how concussions can test relationships

Annie Liontas experienced three brain injuries in the span of one year, which led to dizziness, memory fog and anger — and impacted Liontas' marriage and sex life.

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The Independent UK

Jimmy Kimmel delivers seven-minute roast of ‘hamster-brained’ Aaron Rodgers over Epstein list row

Rodgers, 40, falsely claimed the 56-year-old would be named on convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s client list

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Teen's alleged drug-induced attack on teacher leaves devastating consequences

High school student facing felony charges for allegedly attacking teacher, leaving her with severe brain damage. Shocking incident prompts questions about ...

The Independent UK

This psychedelic drug could help treat traumatic brain injuries, new study shows

Hunter Biden is among the most famous former users of ibogaine, derived from the bark of the west African iboga tree

Salon

2024: The year you lose your mind

What we’ve learned about how mice daydream, how stress affects us and the science of holding it together

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The Independent UK

Brain region behind romantic love ‘activation’ discovered

‘Love activates pathways in brain associated with positive feeling,’ scientists say

Evening Standard

OPINION - Message to Keir Starmer: droning on about 'hope' won't cut it

This is the time in any election campaign when voters engage in selective brain shutdown, viz, when it’s apparent from the observations of anyone being interviewed that they’re not actually talking like a human being but like robots who have been programmed by their respective party HQs on the lines…

The Guardian - UK

New app can reduce debilitating impact of tinnitus, say researchers

MindEar delivers CBT through chatbot with sound therapy allowing brain to learn to tune out condition

Sports Illustrated

J.J. McCarthy Prepared for the CFP National Championship by Brushing His Teeth Differently

The top-ranked Michigan Wolverines are battling the No. 2 Washington Huskies in the CFP championship at NRG Stadium on Monday night.

LiveScience

In a 1st, 'minibrains' grown from fetal brain tissue

The new tissue-derived minibrains may complement existing models made from stem cells, the researchers behind the new study say.

LiveScience

Why do we procrastinate?

Here's what you need to know about procrastination if your New Year's resolution is to stop dragging your feet.

Salon

Inside the brains of "singing" fish

Midshipman fish are known to hum and sing. The parts of the brain that let them do it reflects some of our own

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