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Reading Sparks Imagination More Than Television, Study Shows

New research suggests that reading books stimulates the imagination more effectively than watching screen-based entertainment.

Zenger

Scientists debunk myth that human brains are 'underdeveloped' at birth

Newborns' brains may look relatively smaller than those of other primate babies, but it's not because they're "underdeveloped" by comparison.

LiveScience

VR goggles for mice create immersive scenarios for brain research

Study suggests mice react in the same way to stimulation in virtual environment as in real world

The Guardian - UK

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Optical Illusion: Only a sharp-eyed person can spot the owl in this picture

These days, one of the most popular internet challenges are optical illusions. It is thought to be the most straightforward method of evaluating a person's visual acuity and attentiveness. By using both the eyes and the brain, solving optical illusion puzzles enhances a person's critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally,…

The Times of India

The holidays and your brain – a neuroscientist explains how to identify and manage your emotions

Just as the shift to shorter days and colder weather can bring with it mood swings and other emotional challenges, the holiday season can also bring about somewhat predictable changes in mood and behavior.

The Conversation

Brain inflammation may drive mood changes in Alzheimer's

Agitation, anxiety and depression seen in people with Alzheimer's may be driven by brain inflammation, in addition to abnormal proteins.

LiveScience

‘Why can’t I sleep?’ 7 common reasons from an ex-insomniac and sleep coach

If you’ve tried everything but you can’t switch off your brain to sleep, one of these common culprits might be the reason why.

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Benjamin Zephaniah news: Tributes pour in for Talking Turkeys poet and Peaky Blinders star

‘Talking Turkeys’ writer and activist was diagnosed with a brain tumour eight weeks ago

The Independent UK

Little Boy’s Excessive Blinking Leads To Discovery Of Brain Tumor

Misdiagnosis Delays Diagnosis of Child's Brain Tumor

Zenger

Two babies infected with rare bacteria sometimes found in powdered infant formula

A Kentucky child is dead and a Missouri infant has brain damage from the same kind of bacteria that sparked powdered formula recalls and shortages last year

The Independent UK

There are three differences between these two images; we challenge you to find them within 10 seconds

Optical illusions are mind-bending experiences that resemble visual puzzles intended to test our brain's ability to interpret information. This optical illusion test will test your ability to think critically as it challenges you to find differences between 2 similar images.

The Times of India

High school baseball player left brain dead in freak batting cage accident

Jeremy Medina, 17, played as a pitcher and a catcher for the baseball team at Gainesville High School in Georgia

The Independent UK

Electrical Brain Stimulation Boosts Cognitive Function In Alzheimer’s Patients

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) shows promise in improving memory and neural plasticity

Zenger

'Peaky Blinders' actor Benjamin Zephaniah passes away at 65

He played the role of Jeremiah Jesus in 'Peaky Blinders.' According to a statement posted to Zephaniah's official Instagram account, he died on Thursday after being diagnosed with a brain tumor eight weeks ago, as per Variety, a US-based media outlet. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Tributes pour in for Talking Turkeys poet Benjamin Zephaniah after he dies ‘with wife by his side’ - live

‘Talking Turkeys’ writer and activist was diagnosed with a brain tumour eight weeks ago

Evening Standard

Benjamin Zephaniah: Cillian Murphy leads tributes to Peaky Blinders co-star following poet's death at 65

He turned down an OBE in 2003 writing: "Benjamin Zephaniah OBE - no way Mr Blair, no way Mrs Queen. I am profoundly anti-empire."

The Guardian - UK

Benjamin Zephaniah, British poet and campaigner, dies aged 65

The dub poet and author of collections including Talking Turkeys has died of a brain tumour

The Independent UK

Benjamin Zephaniah, pioneering poet and Peaky Blinders star, dies aged 65

Zephaniah was diagnosed with a brain tumour eight weeks ago

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Are psychedelics the key to long COVID?

Mounting evidence suggests long COVID could be related to serotonin, but the science is far from definite

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A fibrous path 'twixt heart and brain may make you swoon

A newly discovered pathway between the heart and brain can cause fainting, at least in mice.

Evening Standard

Man charged with murder of brain-damaged woman assaulted in 2009

Carolyn Kemp was attacked in Walmer Close, Romford

Newcastle Herald

Push for same focus on DV brain injuries as football concussions

A round table discussed the issue of acquired brain injuries.

The Times of India

Personality Test: What you see reveals if you're disciplined and punctual or love freedom and adventure

Not only are optical illusions and other brain teasers and puzzles entertaining to solve, but they can also impart knowledge about the workings of the human brain. Some go so far as to identify the personality type you have because they frequently rely on snap judgments your brain makes about…

The Conversation

How electroconvulsive therapy heals the brain − new insights into ECT, a stigmatized yet highly effective treatment for depression

When most people hear about electroconvulsive therapy, or ECT, it typically conjures terrifying images of cruel, outdated and pseudo-medical procedures. Formerly known as electroshock therapy, this perception of ECT as dangerous and ineffective has been reinforced in pop culture for decades – think the 1962 novel-turned-Oscar-winning film “One Flew Over…

The Guardian - US

Cuba health and education hollowed out as staff join emigration exodus

US ‘maximum pressure’ sanctions have slashed wages for state workers leading to a brain drain hitting the Revolution’s ‘pillars’

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