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Austin Robertson Jnr, who was concussed five times during his Aussie Rules career, believes he has developed chronic traumatic encephalopathy from repeated head trauma.

Four-minute procedure can be performed with patient awake and allows them to go home in few hours

Spot-the-difference puzzles are a great way to improve visual memory and mental capabilities. Pointing out differences between two pictures is a challenging task that requires strong visual perception. Thus, spot-the-difference puzzles can come in handy to work out your brain. Here are two similar-looking images. Can you spot at least…

New study evaluated more than 1,000 women with an average age of 75.

Nodding syndrome is a rare neurological condition that can result in head nodding and violent seizures. Some researchers think they know the cause, but questions remain.

Researchers monitored patients who were nearing death, and some showed a surge of gamma wave activity before passing away.

A brain teaser is going viral over the internet just days ahead of King Charles III's coronation. The brain teaser has been released by HR software provider Ciphr in order to celebrate the coronation event which is expected to garner global attention.

Researchers with the University of Texas at Austin have developed GPT-1, a generative pre-trained model that allows scientists to "read" a person's brain and return natural language descriptions of the process.

Around 56 million people globally suffer a concussion each year. It’s common for concussion to cause short-term symptoms such as a headache, nausea, sensitivity to light and problems concentrating.