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This is what drives reckless behaviour on the road

The uncertainty and stress of the pandemic can trigger a part of the brain which causes reckless behaviour — with potentially fatal results on the road.

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Scottish dad only able to speak and think in French after shock brain tumour diagnosis

The dad avoided the doctors before being diagnosed with a tumour and has urged other men to speak to their doctor and don't be afraid to get symptoms checked out.

Edinburgh Live

Optical Illusion: You are brilliance personified if you can spot the hidden heart in under 12 seconds

Find the concealed heart ASAP! Optical illusions are the newest online trend. People are fascinated by the thought of solving optical illusion pictures, which is what motivates them. In addition to being entertaining, optical illusions are excellent for scientific inquiry. In order to better understand how the human brain functions,…

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What would the world look like if big dinosaurs survived the asteroid strike?

This catastrophic event made human evolution possible. The surviving mammals flourished, including little proto-primates that would evolve into us.

Inverse

A Place In The Sun star Jonnie Irwin endures 'torrid night in pain'

Jonnie revealed in November that he has lung cancer, which has now spread to his brain

Liverpool Echo

Mum 'immensely proud' as Dunmurry Dippers complete 365 swims in a year in memory of her husband

The group raised more than £2,500 for The Brain Tumour Charity doing their daily swims

Belfast Live

Lionel Messi, Argentina’s pavement artist who sees shapes before others

With a free role, the No 10 has been the floating brain of his country’s side at this year’s World Cup

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Australian sport needs a complete re-think when it comes to concussions and CTE, researchers warn

A series of neurological tests led specialists to conclude that repeated head knocks affected how the otherwise healthy 30-year-old went about her everyday life.

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USDA approves GMO purple tomato with brain-boosting and cancer-fighting properties

A purple tomato, created using genetic modification, may be available to buy in the U.S. as soon as 2023.

Inverse

Fast and Furious franchise sued by Brit stuntman who suffered brain damage in horror fall

Joe Watts, 34, suffered a horrific fall on the latest movie set while filming a staged fight with another stuntman, and claims the injuries effectively halted his career

Daily Mirror

Wife's heartbreaking Google search after sudden death of husband

Paul James, 37, first started experiencing headaches while on holiday with his wife Karen

Liverpool Echo

Study Finds Laser Therapy Effective For Improving Short Term Memory Problems

Scientists at the University of Birmingham in the UK and Beijing Normal University in China, demonstrated that the therapy, which is non-invasive, could improve short term, or working memory in people by up to 25 per cent.Read on for details:

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Five of the best sport books of 2022

A warning about brain damage, a fresh perspective on Geoffrey Boycott, and the rise and tragic demise of a great cyclist

The Guardian - UK

I am over the moon – Bath striker Alex Fletcher returns home after brain surgery

Bath’s National League South fixture against Dulwich Hamlet on November 8 was abandoned after Fletcher collided with an advertising hoarding.

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Brain-computer interfaces could allow soldiers to control weapons with their thoughts and turn off their fear – but the ethics of neurotechnology lags behind the science

Imagine that a soldier has a tiny computer device injected into their bloodstream that can be guided with a magnet to specific regions of their brain. With training, the soldier could then control weapon systems thousands of miles away using their thoughts alone. Embedding a similar type of computer in…

Belfast Live

Co Tyrone man on how his life changed after suffering sudden bleed on the brain

Bosco McShane from Coalisland says he was "the last person you would have expected to have a stroke"

Axios

How the pandemic aged teen brains

The trauma and stress of living through the pandemic structurally changed and aged the brains of adolescents by at least 3-to-4 years, found a Stanford University study on Thursday.

Inverse

Jameela Jamil wants a Star Trek-Marvel crossover movie: "My brain would explode"

Here's why Jameela Jamil loves playing the secret villain in 'Prodigy,' and why she'd love to see a Marvel-Star Trek crossover on screen.

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"Music is their language": school gives autistic Chinese youth a voice

Almost three years of pandemic restrictions have been hard for 23-year-old Chinese villager Zu Wenbao, but thanks to Beijing-based Chen's Studio, music has become his saving grace.

Tribune News Service

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Pandemic stress prematurely aged teens’ brains, Stanford study finds

The Independent UK

Musk's company aims to soon test brain implant in people

Tech billionaire Elon Musk said his Neuralink company is seeking permission to test its brain implant in people soon

Fortune

Elon Musk says he will test out his own brain implant as he makes major Neuralink announcement

Elon Musk wants to try Neuralink as soon as it is ready, but the company has delayed human trials several times.

ABC News

Entrepreneurs living with disability turn their ideas for social media, ID cards into reality to help others

Leanne Whitehouse has a plan to bring together the broader public and people with a brain injury, after she waited 25 years for her own diagnosis.

ABC News

New Alzheimer's drug shows modest slowing of early disease progression

Scientists are cautiously optimistic about the promise of an experimental drug shown to modestly slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease in some patients.

The Canberra Times

'Long and sorry history': Bid to delay sentencing for army fraudster refused

The former army major admitted defrauding the Defence Department of nearly $100,000.

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