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New research shows cellphones excite the brain by stimulating glucose that can affect decision making, and thinking and impair the senses.
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Researchers at the University of Nottingham's School of Veterinary Medicine and Science say that cockroaches could be beneficial to health. They could be used to help develop new antibiotic treatments.
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Wildlife organizations are warning that South Africa's vultures are being pushed to extinction by gamblers looking to gain special powers by smoking the dried brains of these birds of prey in order to predict the outcome of World Cup games.
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In Russian Roulette a bullet is placed in a chamber of the gun, the cylinder is spun, and one player aims the revolver at their head and pulls the trigger.
Play continues until one player blows their brains out and ends the contest.
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Three professional football players from the National Football League (NFL) announced Monday that they will donate their brains and spinal cord tissue in aid of studies concerning sports-related brain injuries.
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The well known presenter of the BBC programme Newsnight Jeremy Paxman will donate his brain to a brain repository after his death.
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A slow, chronic starvation of the brain as we age appears to be one of the major triggers of a biochemical process that causes some forms of Alzheimer's disease.
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Two researchers from the School of Optometry of the Université de Montréal have discovered how to train the brain of athletes to improve their overall athletic performance.
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The baby may look like sound asleep and pose a pretty picture, but inside their brains are full of activity according to the Swedish researchers. Brain scan of sleeping babies show five areas in the brain with continuous activities.
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The next time a teenager does something stupid, they should blame it on their immature mind.
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From technologies which allow the brain to directly control computers to using electricity to enhance brain function, the way technology can "intervene" in the brain is being reviewed.
Driving electricity deep into the brain can improve memory, a new study found.
A brain tumour expert at Queen's University calls for more funding for research into the cancer.
Lisa Stark looks at how caffeine interacts with our brain.
Learning a second language can boost brain power, scientists believe.
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