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Veteran rugby league caller David Morrow dies aged 71

Long-time rugby league caller David Morrow has died of brain cancer at age 71, just a week after his elevation to the NRL's hall of fame.

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Scientists inflict karaoke on young volunteers to find out what makes us blush

Subjects’ performances of songs by Adele, Mariah Carey or from Frozen shown to peers to assess responses

The Guardian - UK

Faster, stronger … smarter? New research shows the importance of brain training for junior athletes

“Look for the gap!” “Move into space!” “Who’s free?”

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The worrying biological changes found in rugby players who suffered several concussions

The study comes after it emerged that former All Blacks player Norm Hewitt died aged 55 with motor neurone disease

The Independent UK

Bad behaviour disorder that 5% of children could have ‘can be spotted in brain scan’

Although associated with a high burden for families, conduct disorder is one of the least researched psychiatric disorders

The Independent UK

Rory McIlroy Gets Putting Tips From Luke Donald Ahead Of Open Championship

The world No.2 said he picked the brain of Europe Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald to help with getting a feel of the greens at Royal Troon

Golf Monthly

‘My brain leaves the room’: what happens when teachers talk too much?

About four students in every classroom will have a language or attention disorder. While some of these students will have an official diagnosis of developmental language disorder (DLD) or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), others will be “hiding in plain sight”. These students may often be in trouble for acting out,…

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Virtual reality ‘embodiment illusions’ may help the skewed perceptions behind body image disturbances

Most of the time, our brains are very good at blending together input from all our senses into a seamless, unified conscious experience of “my body”. When this process of integrating different sensory signals goes wrong, according to one theory, it can give a person an inaccurate and distressing sense…

The Conversation

Transforming Young Minds: How Dr. Abbey Is Revolutionizing ADHD Treatment Without Medication

Dr. Abbey's company has refined over forty types of interventions into a proprietary system that transforms the lives of children with ADHD.

Medical Daily

Political vitriol, gun violence, war: Here's how to stay sane amidst a crazy news cycle

If the barrage of negative news is leaving you feeling anxious, stunned, angry, or paralyzed, you are not alone. Here's what to do.

Fortune

What is ASMR, and why do only some people experience it?

If you've ever fallen into a rabbit hole of ASMR videos, you might wonder how the peculiar sensation comes about. Here's what we know.

LiveScience

This Relatively Simple Device Completely Transformed Neuroscience

Electroencephalography, or EEG, was invented 100 years ago — and it changed the way we saw the brain forever.

Inverse

Healing at Home: How NeOnc's Innovative Treatment Brings Brain Cancer Care to Patients' Doorsteps

Dr. Thomas Chen, a renowned neurosurgeon and professor at the University of Southern California, has spent his life working with patients with brain cancer.

Medical Daily

Scientists find out why dance therapy works for those with neurological disorders

Researchers find that dance causes ‘intra-brain synchrony’

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117 Times People Experienced A Case Of Pareidolia In The Most Random Spots (New Pics)

For some people, the ordinary things in life transform into the extraordinary with a dash of imagination! The post 117 Times People Experienced A Case Of Pareidolia In The Most Random Spots (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Our Favorite Comfort Foods May One Day Help Us Tap Into Lost Memories

Have you ever tried to bring back fond memories by eating or drinking something unique to that time and place? It could be a Pina Colada that recalls an island holiday? If you have, you have tapped into food-evoked nostalgia.

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Why are more people right-handed than left-handed? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Five doctors on the supplements they swear by, from Vitamin D to lion’s mane

Which vitamins does a GP specialising in hormones take to help her mood? And what does a medic reach for when someone they live with has a cold?

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The Independent UK

Meghan McCain compares Biden’s ‘cognitive decline’ to her father’s terminal brain cancer battle

Daughter of late Republican Senator John McCain said Biden is ‘too old’

The Independent UK

New research indicates fatherhood changes men’s brains

Like women, men’s brains change before and after having children

The Guardian - UK

UK needs Covid-style push on dementia drugs, says ex-head of vaccine taskforce

Kate Bingham says ageing population means tackling dementia must be treated as economic imperative

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Dog travel sickness: Vet shares 7 ways to reduce the symptoms

Our vet reveals how to prevent and treat dog travel sickness.

AAP

MP with incurable brain disease to quit politics

A newly elected Queensland MP diagnosed with an incurable brain disease the day he was sworn into parliament is quitting politics to focus on his young family.

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"It's a Place for the Eye to Rest and the Brain to Dream" — Jonathan Adler's 3 Secrets for Better-Decorated Walls

The designer's newest collaboration centers on an affordable collection of colorful wall hangings, and this is how he'd use them in his own home

The Guardian - US

Elon Musk says Neuralink will test brain implant on second patient in ‘next week or so’

Firm says wires attaching first patient’s brain to implant are ‘more or less very stable’ after detaching months ago

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