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The Engineer 15 Apr 2025
Damage to the brain impacts their ability to listen, write, read and speak, yet they retain their ability to understand others' speech.  ... it leaves the protective layer around the brain intact.".
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Item in millions of bedrooms could cause brain damage during sleep... as experts warn to ...

The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2025
Along with giving your baby a restful night's sleep, their mattress could also be causing brain damage ... flexible - both of which have been associated with an increased risk of brain damage and cancer.
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Mystery brain disease spreading in US county, claims two lives: Can it be identified early?

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
It's part of a group of diseases known as prion diseases, where normal proteins in the brain fold abnormally, leading to severe brain damage.In this disease, a protein called a prion misfolds and ...
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US scientists engineer safer LSD to treat schizophrenia and boost brain function

Interesting Engineering 15 Apr 2025
In preclinical tests, JRT displayed the ability to stimulate brain cell growth and repair damaged neural pathways — core features of successful treatment for cognitive decline and mood disorders.
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Brain imaging method detects genetic markers of autism with over 90% accuracy

PsyPost 15 Apr 2025
A new study published in Science Advances introduces a powerful brain imaging technique that can detect autism-linked genetic variations with up to 95% accuracy ... Some differences were also noted between the left and right sides of the brain.
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Everyday Digital Tech Is Protecting Seniors' Brain Health, Study Says

Knoxville Daily Sun 15 Apr 2025
The advent of digital technology might have been good for aging people’s brains. Seniors who use digital devices every day have a 58% reduced risk of brain decline ... Everyday Digital Tech Is Protecting Seniors' Brain Health, Study Says.
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How running about and playing alters the brain of children

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
But guess what? Every time a child runs, jumps, climbs, or plays tag, they’re not just burning energy—they’re literally rebuilding their brain.Movement is one of the most powerful brain-development tools a child has.
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ADHD meds don’t work for everyone – a new study reveals why

New Atlas 15 Apr 2025
Not everyone with ADHD responds to stimulants like Ritalin, which increase dopamine levels in the brain ... Drugs like Ritalin boost dopamine levels in the brain by blocking the chemical’s reuptake.
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The Brain & Performance Centre Raises Autism Awareness with Everest Base Camp Trek Initiative

The Daily Tribune - Bahrain 15 Apr 2025
In honour of Autism Awareness Month, Dubai-based Brain & Performance Centre — a DP World company — is embarking on an extraordinary mission to shine a spotlight on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
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New study finds no evidence technology causes 'digital dementia' in older people

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
So what can we learn from them about the impact of technology on the ageing brain? A comprehensive new study from researchers at the University of Texas and Baylor University in the United States provides important answers.
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No Evidence Technology Causes ‘Digital Dementia’ In Older Adults: Study

Kashmir Observer 15 Apr 2025
So what can we learn from them about the impact of technology on the ageing brain? A comprehensive new study from researchers at the University of Texas and Baylor University in the United States provides important answers.
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The vitamin extremely important for brain and foods which have it

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
And when we say crucial, we mean your brain literally can’t function properly without it.Think of neurotransmitters as text messages between your brain cells ... 120298767Signs your brain is screaming ...
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Inside stunning research that shows how cheap, popular drugs could be secret weapon against dementia ...

The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2025
But serious side-effects – a third of patients on donanemab suffered brain bleeds – and the prohibitive cost of £60,000 for an 18-month course meant neither was approved for the NHS ... flow to the brain.
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Why having untreated high blood pressure could be a risk factor for dementia - and ...

The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2025
His scan later showed brain shrinkage – but no injury ... Brain scans revealed that even small increases in blood pressure above optimal (120/80) from young adulthood are linked to premature brain ageing.
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Trinity seeking 360 former high-performance athletes for dementia study

RTE 15 Apr 2025
Retired high-performance athletes are being asked to take part in a study which aims to examine links between sport-related brain injury and dementia.
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