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A new generation of blood tests can help doctors diagnose Alzheimer's without a brain scan or spinal tap. But only a few perform as well as traditional tests.

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There’s no shortage of apps and technology that claim to shift the brain into a “theta” state – said to help with relaxation, inward focus and sleep. But what exactly does it mean to change one’s “mental state”? And is that even possible? For now, the evidence remains murky.

Neurable is working with Master & Dynamic to bring headphones to market that can read your brain waves and tell you when you're focused and when you need to take a break. This could help people avoid burnout, and there's much more on the way.

Rates for lung, liver, brain, oesophageal, pancreatic and stomach cancers worse than in most comparable nations

It's good to have you back, Gary.

In 1954, the Guardian’s science correspondent reported on “electronic brains”, which had a form of memory that could let them retrieve information, like airline seat allocations, in a matter of seconds.

If your will is waning after cutting out booze, nutritionist Louise Pyne reveals how each sober day is helping everything from your skin to sleep and mental health. And why sticking it out more than two weeks will do wonders for your gut

Follow Gary Woodland's inspiring journey as he overcomes fear and brain surgery to return to the Sony Open and prove that nothing can hold him back.

Razer's Project Esther is one of the most exciting concept projects Razer's ever produced.

The American explained the "emotional" toll his diagnosis, surgery, and recovery took on him ahead of his professional comeback at the Sony Open this week