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Focused sound energy holds promise for treating cancer, Alzheimer’s and other diseases

Sound waves at frequencies above the threshold for human hearing are routinely used in medical care. Also known as ultrasound, these sound waves can help clinicians diagnose and monitor disease, and can also provide first glimpses of your newest family members.

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New nanoparticle treatment helps brain to clear toxic Alzheimer’s proteins in mice

Alzheimer’s is a disease that robs people of their memory, and scientists have long sought ways to stop or reverse its effects. But the blood-brain barrier – the brain’s protective shield – has been both a friend and a foe. While it keeps harmful substances out, it also blocks many…

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Brain cancer patients left ‘devastated’ as new drug is rejected for NHS use

Patients who have taken the drug in clinical trials report remarkable results, including their tumours shrinking

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Patients with brain cancer express disappointment after drug rejected for NHS

Patients who have taken the drug in clinical trials report remarkable results, including their tumours shrinking.

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“Horrific”: Brain Surgeon Arrested After Daughter, 12, Allegedly Drills A Hole In Patient’s Skull

“Jail time may help her get her priorities straight. I hope the patient sues the doctor and the hospital!”

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Eye-tracking system can detect Alzheimer’s tendency, study finds

A system called ViewMind Atlas uses eye-tracking and software to assess brain health.

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7 Childhood Memories That Turn Into Adult Trust Issues

Let’s be honest—adulthood is basically just childhood trauma with a 9-to-5 schedule and a coffee addiction. We grow up thinking we’ve outsmarted our past, only to realize that those innocent moments—the ones we brushed off as “no big deal”—have shaped how we trust (or don’t trust) people today. You know…

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5 Ways to Keep Your Memory Sharp After Retirement

Retirement brings freedom, but it also introduces new challenges—especially when it comes to keeping the mind active. Without the structure of a daily job, many...

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Simple blood test gets green light by FDA to improve early detection of Alzheimer’s disease

Millions of Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and hundreds of thousands are diagnosed each year

The Independent UK

The seven symptoms that can delay brain tumour diagnosis – and why early detection matters

Everyone gets headaches. Everyone misplaces their phone or forgets a name now and then. Most of the time, these moments are harmless – the result of stress, fatigue, or just a busy mind. Yet they’re also examples of symptoms that can, in rare cases, signal something far more serious: a…

The Conversation

Mother guilty of killing baby daughter who suffered catastrophic brain injuries

Kaylani Kalanzi had been known to social services before she was born

The Independent UK

5 Regrets People Admit After Staying Silent Too Long

We’ve all been there—standing in the middle of a conversation, heart pounding, mouth dry, brain screaming, “Say something!” But instead, you swallow the words, smile awkwardly, and watch the moment slip away forever. Silence can feel safe in the moment—it keeps the peace, avoids awkwardness, and lets you dodge vulnerability.…

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A ‘digital twin’ of your brain could predict mental health issues, and slow cognitive decline

When we hear the word “twins”, we tend to think of two identical people who share physical traits, and perhaps certain behaviours or quirks. However, in the world of technology this word has a different meaning. It refers to something both revolutionary and still relatively underexplored: digital twins.

The Conversation

Paradigm Shift review – loud and immersive video art to make your brain fold in on itself

CGI sea creatures ‘queer evolution’, ravers rave on, Wonder Woman goes disco … none of it makes any sense but these legendary video works from Warhol and Jarman to Nan Goldin and beyond may still just blow you away

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“Freaks Me Out Every Time I See It”: 76 Unphotoshopped Pics That Look Fake But Are 100% Real

These photos really mess with your head, don't they?

Evening Standard

Mother guilty of killing baby

Kaylani Kalanzi suffered catastrophic brain injuries as well as a broken leg and ribs.

The Independent UK

Indian-origin green card holder detained by ICE battling brain tumour, family says

Immigration authorities say they are holding Paramjit Singh in connection with a case from 26 years ago

The Independent UK

Study finds women’s brains may change after sexual assault

Findings may help better predict treatment response for sexual assault survivors

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“Nobody Told Me That!” 34 People Share The Basic Facts They Only Just Learned

What fact did you learn at an embarrassingly late age?

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Mind Medicine Analyst Cites Strong Phase 3 Pipeline For Anxiety, Depression

Needham initiated coverage on Mind Medicine Inc. (NASDAQ:MNMD), or MindMed, on Monday. The late-stage clinical biopharmaceutical company is developing novel product candidates to treat brain health disorders.

Benzinga

Cullinan Therapeutics Cancer Drug Shows Efficacy In Brain Metastases Among Lung Cancer Patients With Certain Mutations

Taiho Oncology Inc. and Cullinan Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ:CGEM) shared new data on Sunday from the central nervous system (CNS) involvement cohort of the REZILIENT2 study of zipalertinib for advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) harboring EGFR exon 20 insertion mutations (ex20ins) or uncommon non-ex20ins EGFR mutations.

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Randy Pitchford says sifting through the loot in Borderlands 4 is tickling a fundamental part of you: 'Our brains need to do it, and our brains like doing it, and we’re better off when we do it'

"Most of what our prefrontal cortex is for—why that adaptation exists and what it’s used for—is that skill, or versions of it. We’ve reduced it down into this design."

The Independent UK

‘My baby was left with brain damage after he was deprived of oxygen’

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of 14 hospital trusts to be looked at as part of a national investigation into maternity and neonatal services

The Independent UK

This high fat diet may be key to keeping brain young, scientists say

Findings may help find earlier intervention to prevent Alzheimer’s in people at highest risk

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This Claude writing hack boosted my productivity — and it's completely free

I combined Claude with a free AI voice tool — and it helped me brainstorm, write and create faster than ever. Here’s how to try it yourself.

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