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Forget swimming or cycling — a new study shows this surprising exercise could protect your brain health for 5 years

A new study shows that high-intensity training (HIT) could protect cognitive health in older adults for up to five years. Here's everything you need to know.

Tom’s Guide

Tango dancing, painting and gaming can help slow brain ageing, new study finds

Using machine-learning “brain clocks", researchers showed that creative engagement can preserve functional connectivity in brain regions most vulnerable to decline.

Euronews

Everyone wants answers for former rugby players like Lewis Moody but they are hard to come by

Some studies find an increased MND risk for rugby players, others show the risk is equally high for others. The only way forward is more research

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Move A Paddle With Your Mind: Elata Biosciences Launches First Decentralized Pong Game Controlled Entirely By Brainwaves

Elata Biosciences has shattered the boundaries between mind and machine with a demonstration that sounds like science fiction: players controlling the classic Pong game using nothing but their thoughts.

Benzinga

Man left unable to walk or talk after headache turned out to be a stroke and brain haemorrhage

Martin Orme, 41, Martin was then placed in a coma for 10 weeks and remains unable to walk or speak some 10 months on

The Independent UK

Unexpected Proof That Active Learning Helps You Stay Healthier After Retirement

Retirement isn’t just about relaxing—it’s about staying sharp, curious, and engaged. Active learning—taking classes, learning new skills, or even picking up a hobby—has powerful effects...

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How to maintain good cognitive health at any age

Is it an achievable goal to remain mentally sharp while aging, or is it a pipe dream?

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Swiss lab where researchers are working to create computers powered by mini human brains revealed in new report — mini brain organoids revealed, developers say 'we shouldn't be scared of them'

A new report details a tour of a Swiss lab, where researchers are working to develop computers powered by mini human brains.

Tom’s Hardware

The one change that worked: I was lost in the infinite scroll – until a small ritual renewed my love of reading

My ability to concentrate diminished as I spent more time on my phone. So I started to log and learn every new word I came across, and felt my brain begin to flex

The Guardian - UK

What's the longest someone has been clinically dead — but then come back to life?

When someone's heart stops beating, their brain cells start dying within minutes. But sometimes, they can still come back from the dead.

LiveScience

What is motor neurone disease and what are the symptoms?

Former England rugby player Lewis Moody has been diagnosed with the condition

The Independent UK

Boy suffering from ‘excruciating’ headaches diagnosed with rare brain condition

The 11-year-old underwent brain surgery weeks after the discovery

The Independent UK

Grateful family gives back to Great Ormond Street Hospital with fundraising run

The family of 11-year-old Harrison Gale, who had brain surgery in March, will be among those taking part in RBC Race for the Kids on October 11.

Evening Standard

How to 'train your brain' to develop the 'greatest skill' you'll ever need, according to Mel Robbins

The renowned podcaster shares a simple way to shift your mindset that could completely overhaul your life for the better

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'Alien: Earth' predicts a transhumanist future, but could we ever digitize human consciousness? We asked the experts (exclusive)

Alien: Earth suggests a future where consciousness isn't confined to the body you're born in, but is this a realistic possibility, or merely science fiction? We spoke to experts to find out.

The Guardian - AU

‘Impressive for a robot’: home care chatbots among AI tools being embraced by Australia’s health system

From GPs using the technology to record consultations to AI ‘detectives’ finding brain lesions on scans, experts say it’s only the beginning

The Independent UK

A new study shows the ‘nocebo’ effect can trick us into thinking we have food intolerances, says Dr Megan Rossi

The Gut Health Doctor reveals how to impact your brain with food in this episode of Well Enough

The Independent UK

The age your brain works best at - and it’s later than you think

A new study has found that brain functioning peaks between 55 to 60 years old

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Man Who Swam For 110 Miles Without Sleeping Reveals “Intense” Hallucinatory Experience

"My reality was totally altered. At times I couldn’t even see the boat."

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Amy Allen Is Your Favorite Singer's Favorite Songwriter—and the Brains Behind the Decade's Biggest Hits

She's written hits with Sabrina Carpenter, Harry Styles, Rosé, and more.

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59 Times Someone Ruined Their Life “In Just A Matter Of Minutes”, As Shared On Instagram

Who do you personally know whose life was turned upside down in mere moments?

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50 Photos That Capture The Split Second Before Disaster Hits And They’re Hilarious

Timing is everything. Especially when it comes to photography. Sometimes, the camera captures a perfect sunset, a baby’s first steps, or the exact moment a romantic proposal happens… Other times, it unexpectedly snaps something a little less magical and a whole lot more chaotic. Those split seconds just before disaster…

MarketBeat

The New Brain of Business: UiPath Is Creating an AI Revolution

UiPath's strategic partnerships are embedding it as the essential orchestration layer for the future of enterprise AI and automation.

Samsung’s exploring earbuds that can read your mind

Heart rate monitoring is so 2024 – the buds of the future could monitor your brainwaves

The Conversation

Acalculia: why many stroke survivors struggle with numbers

Numbers are all around us. In the morning, we wake up to an alarm that tells us it’s time to get out of bed. When deciding what to wear, we often check the temperature outside. We count out the vitamins or prescription pills we need to take while eating our…

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