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‘Colours help my heart and mind to heal’: Hiromi Tango, the artist using rainbows to cheer up the world

After a childhood shrouded in silence and depression, Tango has dedicated herself to a loud, vibrant career, exploring how colours interact with the brain and make us happy

The Guardian - AU · Jun 15, 2022

'I was given an angel': Heartbroken mum pays tribute after losing her two-year-old daughter

Sharron Bonehill's daughter Jasmine passed away following a battle with a rare brain disorder

Chronicle Live · Jun 15, 2022

Family prepares appeal bid after judge rules 12-year-old boy has died

Doctors treating Archie Battersbee say evidence shows the youngster is ‘brain-stem dead’, but his parents disagree.

The Independent UK · Jun 15, 2022

Schoolgirl diagnosed with cancer after doctors tell mum she has a virus

Jackie Dunlop’s daughter Ava was diagnosed with Glioma, a highly aggressive brain tumour, after doctors initially insisted that the symptoms were nothing to worry about.

Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2022

Meet PAREA, The European Partnership For Novel Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies Access & Research Is Launching This June

The research renaissance into the neuroscience and therapeutic applications of psychedelics represents one of the most promising initiatives in brain science and neuropsychopharmacology, given the huge unmet needs in the therapeutic areas they aim to treat.

Benzinga · Jun 15, 2022

The right time to make a decision may depend on this overlooked biological factor

Whether alone, at work, or at the store, making decisions (especially big ones) can be tough at the best of times. But time is that, exactly? Here's what we know about when to make big decisions depending on your scenario.

Inverse · Jun 15, 2022

QIMR Berghofer's dementia laboratory is on the cusp of a breakthrough in treatment

In a cellular and molecular neurodegeneration laboratory in Brisbane, researchers are quietly making breakthroughs on the most difficult aspect of dementia research.

ABC News · Jun 14, 2022

Five of the world's tiniest robots

Allow me to take you on a trip down my memory lane. As a young lad, a film I saw captured my imagination: Fantastic Voyage, a 1966 release about people shrunk to microscopic size and sent into the body of an injured scientist to repair his brain. The idea struck…

The Conversation · Jun 14, 2022

Amy could have died as face swelled 'like Elephant Man' after A&E sent her home

Amy had a dangerous infection that was spreading and getting closer to her brain

Wales Online · Jun 14, 2022

Exscientia -Evotec Cancer Therapy Shows Encouraging Action In Healthy Volunteers

Exscientia plc (NASDAQ:EXAI) announced data from its Phase 1 healthy volunteer study of EXS-21546, its highly selective A2A receptor antagonist. The drug candidate is ​​co-invented and developed through a collaboration between Exscientia and Evotec SE (NASDAQ:EVO). Topline data confirmed Exscientia’s target product profile design, including potency, high receptor selectivity, and expected low brain exposure with…

Benzinga · Jun 14, 2022