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A child has died years after a measles infection. Here’s what we know

Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) is a progressive brain condition that strikes years after initial measles infection

The Independent UK

What babies’ cries really tell us – and why maternal instinct is a myth

The sound slices through the quiet of the night: a muffled sob, then a hiccup, quickly escalating into a high-pitched, frantic wail. For any parent or caregiver, this is a familiar, urgent call to action. But what is it a call for? Is the baby hungry? In pain? Lonely? Or…

The Conversation

The first person to get a Neuralink chip in his brain says he met Elon Musk on the day of his surgery: 'He's a cool dude'

The 31-year-old Neuralink brain-computer interface recipient says he and Musk later discussed SpaceX and had an "alien talk."

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8 Ways Your Body and Mind Scream “I Need Space!”

You feel stretched thin. Your patience is gone. In fact, every small request feels like a monumental burden. We live in a culture that glorifies being busy. Consequently, we are expected to juggle work, family, and social lives seamlessly. But we are not machines. Instead, we have limits. When we…

Budget and the Bees

‘Traumatic brain injury and PTSD’: Black student beaten by cops over headlights during traffic stop files federal lawsuit

McNeil asked for a supervisor and got punched in the face instead.

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Scientists design a new digital test to diagnose Alzheimer’s

Experts believe new test could give doctors a chance to identify potential dementia cases earlier

The Independent UK

Diet change could make brain cancer easier to treat, early study hints

A new lab study exploited a unique aspect of metabolism in glioblastoma to boost the effectiveness of chemoradiation, turning the cancer's properties against itself.

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Chronic insomnia could be aging your brain by 3.5 years, research finds

A new study uncovers the link between dementia and chronic insomnia, a condition though to impact around 12% of Americans.

Tom’s Guide

Child dies from complications of measles years after infection – SSPE explained

A school-age child has died from a devastating brain complication of measles in Los Angeles, highlighting the deadly consequences of declining vaccination rates.

The Conversation

Smell triggers the same brain response as taste does – even if you haven’t eaten anything

Taste is often thought to be controlled solely by our tastebuds. But maybe you’ve noticed how food can taste bland when you have a cold and and your nose is blocked? This common experience highlights just how important our sense of smell is when it comes to taste – and…

The Conversation

Cats with dementia could help us learn more about Alzheimer’s disease in humans

The brains of cats and humans with dementia are more similar than scientists realized

PetsRadar

New test to detect parasitic worms buried in the brain

Commonly known as the brain worm, Parelaphostrongylus tenuis infects a large range of wild and domestic herbivores

The Independent UK

I'm a psychotherapist – and this new mood-boosting, stress-busting vagus nerve device left me changed

Could vagus nerve stimulation be becoming more effective than ever?

TechRadar

Fitness trainer discovers terminal brain cancer on medical trial despite ‘zero symptoms’

Iain recalled ‘it was a freakish amount of luck’ to discover the tumour

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'It 100% Took Over My Brain And My Life,' Why Experts Are Growing Increasingly Worried About AI-Induced Delusions

Earlier this year, a man in upstate New York began engaging in thought experiments with ChatGPT about "the nature of AI and its future."

Fortune

Utah governor blasts 'conflict entrepreneurs' and tech giants that 'hack our brains' after Charlie Kirk assassination

"I can't emphasize enough the damage that social media and the internet is doing to all of us, those dopamine hits."

Tom’s Guide

Why do we dream? Experts share the 4 most important roles dreams play in our sleep

Experts share the most important roles that dreams play for our health — plus what influences them

Woman & Home

Forget puzzles - this simple lifestyle habit can help reduce 'tip of the tongue' memory moments, new study reveals

Puzzles and brain teasers are often seen as the go-to for boosting brain health, but a new study suggests an even easier way

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The only good Postal game is a spinoff expressionist boomer shooter that takes place entirely in the protagonist's depraved mind

Postal: Brain Damaged succeeds by using the series' scattershot satire as a basis to build great levels.

The Independent UK

Davina McCall confirms secret engagement to partner following brain tumour surgery

McCall previously praised her partner for his love and support during her brain tumour recovery

The Independent UK

Diabetes and dementia: The surprising link revealed by new research

The link between diabetes and dementia is becoming increasingly clear.

The National (Scotland)

Andy Payton: What being diagnosed with early onset dementia at 57 means to me

Stephen McGowan talks to ex-Celtic striker Andy Payton about his early onset dementia diagnosis.

Marie Claire

I Doodled for 20 Minutes Every Day for a Week - and it Did Wonders for My Creative Health

Turns out the pen is mightier than the algorithm.

International Business Times

Success Is Often Born from Struggle: Andrea Jaeger's Inspiring Insights

I read a headline recently that said, "Success is often born from rejection." Immediately upon reading it, I thought of many other ways success is also born from, including purpose, service, surprise, failure, teamwork, silence, tenacity, determination, pause, full steam ahead, awakenings, rest, communication, and so on.

The Independent UK

What is sound healing and does it have benefits for wellbeing?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Can a sound bath really help with anxiety? Emilie Lavinia speaks with experts on sound healing and neuroscience to find out

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