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Expert shares fascinating insight into why some people have near-death experiences

The phenomena of floating out of your body on the edge of death is one that has been experienced by many - including the likes of actress Sharon Stone - and now neuroscientist Dr Jane Aspell thinks she has the answer

Daily Mirror

Challenge: Only someone with sharp eyes can find the Odd Thinking Emoji in 15 seconds

Optical illusions can be tricky, fit to test your observation skills. Optical illusions can be in the form of pictures, videos, or any other visual representation. They trick your brain into perceiving things in a certain way, often missing out on the catch in the illusion. This is how it…

The Times of India

Clinical trials offer hope for children diagnosed with terminal brain cancer known as DIPG

Ruby was just six when she died. Her parents donated her brain tumour to a paediatric cancer research laboratory, hoping her short life might help others.

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How much energy do we expend thinking and using our brain?

After a long day of work or study, your brain might feel like it has been drained of energy. But does our brain burn more energy when engaging in mental athletics than it does during other activities, such as watching TV?

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Linda Nolan to start 'wonder drug' to get 'more time' after devastating cancer diagnosis

Singer Linda Nolan has revealed she is about to start using a 'wonder drug' for her brain tumour following her devastating cancer diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Optical illusion: Only a genius can spot a man’s hidden face in this picture

An optical illusion is a mind-bending image of an object, drawing, or people that challenges your brain's perception skills. It challenges you to perceive and think outside the box. Optical illusions are usually successful in tricking your mind through a combination of color, light, and patterns that makes it difficult…

The Times of India

Even Queensland has realised the war on drugs is a failure. When will NSW catch on?

It bewilders this old stoner’s brain to think the sunshine state has embraced pragmatic, evidence-based drug reform before NSW

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Wearing headgear for sport does not protect against concussion, Australian experts warn

Scientists to tell Senate inquiry that protective headwear does not stop the brain from moving inside the skull which causes concussion

The Guardian - AU

Mum's agony as son diagnosed with incurable brain tumour after daughter died at 15

"It’s unbearable to think of losing another child. If I think about it too much, I go to a very dark place."

Wales Online

Evil mum who let boyfriend murder daughter, 2, and blame dog jailed for 31 years

Lola James' stepfather Kyle Bevan inflicted 'catastrophic' brain injuries on the girl - said to be comparable with those found in car crash victims.

Daily Record

$Dad left best friend with fractured skull after pushing him over in Scots pub$

Dad left best friend with fractured skull after pushing him over in Scots pub

Steven Lannagan was left distraught after the push left Ian Callachan knocked unconscious with injuries including a bleed on the brain.

Daily Record

Social media scatters your brain, and then you buy stuff you don't need

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

The Conversation

Lola James: Stepfather tortured toddler to death before sending video of body to his mum

The court heard Lola had 101 scratches and bruises to her body and head, extensive damage to both her eyes and severe injuries to her brain

The Independent UK

Stepfather who murdered girl, 2, while mother was asleep jailed for life

Kyle Bevan, 31, inflicted ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries on Lola James in the early hours of July 17 2020. She died in hospital four days later.

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Brain teaser challenges you to spot hidden word in just 18 seconds to join '2% club'

The tricky teaser ask you to spot the word 'date' in a sea of misspelled words in a race against the clock. Are you up for the challenge?

The Guardian - UK

‘Like sex and religion, we don’t like to talk about memory’: pianist Angela Hewitt on how she keeps hers in shape

From eavesdropping to iPads and beetles to Bach, the pianist reflects on the extraordinary feats of memory required of concert soloists, and how she continues to exercise that muscle

Evening Standard

Kyle Bevan: Stepfather to be sentenced for murdering two-year-old Lola James while mother slept

Kyle Bevan inflicted ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries on Lola James in the early hours of July 17 2020.

Daily Mirror

You have eyes like a hawk if you can spot word 'date' in sea of letters in 18 seconds

A new brain teaser has people scratching their heads, but can you solve it? All you have to do is find the correctly spelt word among the sea of letters - in just 18 seconds

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Stepfather to be sentenced for murdering two-year-old while mother slept

Kyle Bevan inflicted ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries on Lola James in the early hours of July 17 2020.

Daily Mirror

Alzheimer's hope as world's first trial of new drug that could REVERSE disease underway

Scientists at University College London are hoping the 'gene silencing drug'' could curb a protein linked to the brain damage caused by Alzheimer's, heralding new hopes for patients

Daily Record

Brainteaser tasks users with 'high IQ' to spot living room error in five seconds

Like many optical illusions, the latest is easier said than done - how long did it take you?

Manchester Evening News

Woman discovered seizures were a result of tennis-ball-sized tumour

Helen Green initially believed that her frequent seizures were simply a result of stress until she underwent an MRI scan

The Guardian - UK

Fake or fact: how to recognise a conspiracy theory

Everyone is susceptible to misinformation or being led astray online. Here’s how to know when to follow your intuition or look for more facts

The Independent UK

‘Brain connection pruning problems linked to adolescent mental health disorders’

The findings could help explain why people are often affected by more than one mental health disorder, researchers say.

The Guardian - UK

Full speed ahead: why do some of us struggle with low libido – and five ways to help

For most of us, the key to boosting sexual interest is to find what works your accelerator and what slams on the brakes. Could a new hormone treatment play a part in improving sex lives? Plus debunking the most common low libido myths

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