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US presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr says 'dead worm ate into his brain then died'

Independent presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr said the worm caused memory loss

Evening Standard

A lawmaker with a brain disease used voice assist to back her bill on the House floor

Rep. Jennifer Wexton of Virginia was diagnosed last year with rare disease that makes it hard to speak. She still advocated for a bill renaming a post office in her district – and the House passed it.

WEKU

RFK Jr. said worm ate part of his brain

Kennedy said he suffered brain fog and memory loss as a result of the worm and mercury poisoning

Salon

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Robert F Kennedy Jr says health issue caused by dead worm in his brain

Third-party US presidential candidate says 2010 issue ‘caused by a worm that got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then died’

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Neuralink Co-founder Raises Red Flags, Leaves Elon Musk's Neurotechnology Company

Neuralink co-founder Benjamin Rapoport left the company due to safety concerns and started a rival company focused on less invasive brain technology.

International Business Times UK

Poor foetal monitoring a leading cause of death in babies in England, review finds

Short staffing and heavy workloads also key factors in cases where outcomes included brain damage, Care Quality Commission says

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The dangers of fluoride in tap water

"Consumer notices rarely, if ever, mention the possibility that fluoride could affect brain development"

Salon

Heather Hardy suffering from effects of ‘too much brain damage,’ indicates fighting career is over

Heather Hardy is out of her BKFC 61 headlining bout with Christine Ferea, but that appears to be the least of her concerns.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Could cannabis treat cancer someday? Here's what the science says so far

For decades, cannabis has been studied for its potential antitumor properties, but whether it can actually treat cancer is still unknown.

LiveScience

Researchers find how eye ultrasounds help detecting brain shunt failure in children

A recent study suggests that using an ocular ultrasound in the emergency room could help detect children with brain drainage tube failure quickly and safely. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

This iPhone and iPad app is a hassle-free way to experience the benefits of binaural beats

Oooo Brainwaves is a simple and free binaural beats app to help with mental health and focus.

iMore

Arthur enters defining month at under-pressure Eels

Parramatta are entering a crucial month and their priority must be cutting "brain explosions" from their second-half performances, says Ryan Matterson.

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T. rex was as smart as a crocodile, not an ape, according to study debunking controversial intelligence findings

A new study debunks previous findings that the dinosaur's intelligence was similar to that of primates, finding instead that they're about as smart as modern-day crocodiles.

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The Almond and the Seahorse review – Rebel Wilson injects glam into brain injury drama

The actor impresses in a dialled-down performance but can’t rescue this unconvincing film about a woman whose husband has a traumatic brain-injury

The Hindu

Where does ‘us versus them’ bias in the brain come from?

Explore how implicit biases shape human societies, backed by psychology and neuroscience research, to understand intergroup dynamics better.

The Guardian - US

US man has brain damage, mother says, after allegedly being pushed into lake

Yolanda George, mother of Christopher Gilbert, calls on police to make arrest after incident in Louisiana in April

The Guardian - UK

Read me a story: why reading out loud is a joy for adults as well as kids

Sarah Manavis and her partner have a guilty secret. What they love to do most of all in private is… read out loud to each other. And, as she’s discovered, it has many surprising benefits

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Study reveals key role of Galectin-3 in brain tumour development

A research group at the University of Seville's Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology has achieved great progress by identifying the critical role of the protein Galectin-3 in the progression of several forms of brain tumours. Read further on Dynamite News:

Salon

Was T. rex really as smart as primates?

A neuroscientist argues T. Rex had enough brain power to use tools, furthering debate about its intelligence

The Hindu

Poor identification of brain death cases impacting organ donations: Health Ministry

Low organ donation rates in India due to poor brain death identification, Health Ministry urges hospitals to increase awareness and certifications.

International Business Times UK

AI Gets a Brain Boost: Scientists Create 'Thinking' Device Using Just Water and Salt

Scientists created artificial 'brain cells' using water and salt, similar to human brains. This could lead to computers that work like the human brain.

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Do you get your kids’ names mixed up? Psychologist reveals why your brain makes this ‘common glitch’ and it’s not the reason you think

Are you always going through the names of all your kids before you land on the right one? Don't worry, you aren't alone - there's an interesting scientific reason you do it.

LiveScience

Optical illusion reveals key brain rule that governs consciousness

A study of mice starts to unravel how the brain gets tricked by this kind of optical illusion, and it gives clues about how visual perception works.

The Guardian - UK

‘Like taking a shovel to your brain’: dark fairytale game Indika takes aim at the Russian Orthodox church

Creative director and writer Dmitry Svetlov explains how his religious upbringing shaped this game about a nun with a rebellious streak

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