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Vijayapura MP Ramesh Jigajinagi in hospital

Belagavi BJP leader Ramesh Jigajinagi undergoes successful surgery for minor brain clot, recovering well, to be discharged soon.

The Hindu · Mar 3, 2024

Brain tumour patient had Centrelink payments suspended while in hospital recovering from surgery

Australian Council of Social Service says ‘unconscionable’ case shows why mutual obligations system must be ‘replaced with a fair system’ for jobseekers

The Guardian - AU · Mar 3, 2024

Key Gene Linked To Brain Health And Longevity Discovered

Explore how dietary restriction and the OXR1 gene impact brain health and longevity in fruit flies.

A robbery happened in the neighbourhood; can you guess the thief?

Here we are with a new brain teaser. In this picture, there are four houses and cars. The houses belong to Alex, Ben, Rick and Maria.

The Times of India · Mar 2, 2024

Brain teaser: How many animals do you see in this picture?

A brain teaser shared on social media has left netizens baffled. The challenge is to find the number of animals hidden in this picture. At first glance, only 4-5 animals would be visible. However, when one looks carefully more animals appear.

The Times of India · Mar 2, 2024

‘It feels like we’ve been lobotomised’: the possible sexual consequences of SSRIs

Long-term sexual dysfunction is a side-effect for some patients who take these widely prescribed antidepressants, and can leave sufferers devastated

The Guardian - UK · Mar 2, 2024

Researchers study brain activity of surgeons for signs of cognitive overload

Team at Imperial College London say techniques could be used to flag warning signs during surgery

The Guardian - UK · Mar 2, 2024

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Man With ALS Controls Computer Using Thoughts In Medical Breakthrough

Man with ALS controls computer using mind-controlled stentrode technology, showcasing medical-technological breakthrough.

Brain teaser: Can you solve this simple maths puzzle?

Internet is an amazing place if you are looking for puzzles, riddles and brain teasers. Social media platforms serve as a healthy medium for engaging in such interesting activities.

The Times of India · Mar 1, 2024

Three things to know about your brain in menopause – and how to navigate the changes

‘A surge of interest’ is helping scientists understand and normalize ‘the change’

The Guardian - US · Mar 1, 2024

This nuts AI-powered effects plugin uses neural synthesis to let you "play another artist's brain like an instrument"

DataMind Audio's Combobulator resynthesizes incoming audio through neural networks to recreate the style of other artists with your own sounds

MusicRadar · Mar 1, 2024

"Someone pulled the metaphorical plug"

"Trump looks blank, stops in mid-sentence (or mid-word), his jaw goes a little slack"

Salon · Mar 1, 2024

Anti-cancer drug can improve symptoms after stroke

An investigation conducted by the UAB's Institut de Neurociencies (INc-UAB) showed the advantages of vorinostat in animal models following a stroke. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Mar 1, 2024

Fear spy crackdown will create uni research brain drain

National security legislation designed to crack down on secrets leaking could lead to the unintended consequence of scaring the world's brightest minds away.

AAP · Mar 1, 2024

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Tom’s Guide · Feb 29, 2024

Brain AI wants to bring you to the app-less future of smartphones

Brain.ai is a new smartphone without apps. Can it survive solely on generative AI?

The Hindu · Feb 29, 2024

Two studies conducted by Bengaluru scientists explore how attention and eye movements are linked

New studies from IISc explore the link between attention and eye movements, revealing how the brain coordinates these processes.

Emma Heming Willis And Helen Christoni Advocate For Brain Health

Make Time, a wellness brand founded by Emma Heming Willis and Helen Christoni, advocates for brain health awareness and support for women.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 29, 2024

Stephen Fry: ‘I was never cute – I’ve got better looking as I’ve got older’

As Britain’s pre-eminent brainbox voices Leonardo da Vinci in new stopmotion film The Inventor, he answers readers’ questions on dinner parties, trivia quizzes and getting old

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Salon · Feb 29, 2024

Understanding the brain's sewage system

New research on how the brain flushes waste underscores the importance of getting good sleep in preventing dementia

The Times of India · Feb 29, 2024

Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath shares what fitness enthusiasts should do to avoid stroke/ heart attack

Nithin Kamath's recent revelation about his encounter with a "mild stroke" serves as a reminder of the balance required for maintaining heart and brain health. As the CEO of Zerodha, Kamath's journey from fitness enthusiast to stroke survivor underlines crucial lessons from medical experts on safeguarding cardiovascular and cognitive well-being.

LiveScience · Feb 29, 2024

What causes tinnitus, and can it be treated?

That ringing that only you can hear can become really bothersome if it persists. Here's what triggers tinnitus, plus how you can manage the condition.

Tech&Learning · Feb 29, 2024

Study: Writing by Hand Leads To Better Brain Connectivity

Students writing by hand have more active brains than when they typing, researchers recently found.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 29, 2024

The TV licence fee scandal: why are 1,000 people a week being casually criminalised?

Each year, tens of thousands of UK citizens are charged with non-payment of their TV licence fee – from the man who missed payments while in hospital, to a woman with a brain injury who forgot to pay

The Times of India · Feb 29, 2024

Had COVID in the past? It can impact your mind and reasoning

The impact of COVID and post-COVID symptoms on the cognitive health is well recognised. A new study of 141,583 adults in England has shed light on measurable global cognitive deficits and impairments in the participants "especially in those who reported recent poor memory or difficulty thinking or concentrating (“brain fog”)."

The Guardian - UK · Feb 28, 2024

‘Brain fog’ from long Covid has measurable impact, study suggests

Researchers found that deficits equivalent to six IQ points were detectable a year or more after infection

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