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Can hackers take over your brain? Neuroscience warns risks

A report by the University of Maryland Global Campus explains how BCIs function by converting brain activity into digital information. However, a study from Cornell University highlights several...

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Chinese researchers develop cocktail hydrogel for brain injury therapy 

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Diet plan for sharper focus, memory and mental clarity

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Simple lifestyle changes to protect your brain

This image displays a single human neuron (white) and all of the axons from other neurons that connect to it. Photo: Collected/CNN

Google and Harvard unveil most detailed ever map of human brain

Covid-19 linked with Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: Study. Photo : Hindustan Times

The Marvel of the human brain: Unravelling neural networks

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Left-brain or right-brain? A modern myth rooted in racism

This image made with the Iseult Magneton 11.7 T MRI shows a brain during a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam simulation at the Neurospin facilities in the Paris-Saclay Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission centre in Gif-sur-Yvette, on March 22, 2024. Photo: AFP

World's most powerful MRI scans first images of human brain

Emily Hollenbeck, a deep brain stimulation therapy patient, demonstrates an EEG device that records brain activity as she reacts to short videos at Mount Sinai’s “Q-Lab” in New York on 20 December, 2023. AP Photo/Mary Conlon

A pacemaker for the brain helped a woman with crippling depression. It may soon offer hope to others

Covid-19 linked with Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: Study. Photo : Hindustan Times

Australian doctors find live parasitic worm in woman's brain

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Human brain's cerebellum affected more than other regions from Covid, study finds

A startup has put electrodes in a patient’s skull to treat depression

A startup has put electrodes in a patient’s skull to treat depression

Study lead author and Boston University PhD student Shrey Grover (right) administers electrical stimulation to study participant Jim Soter. Photo: Collected

Brain-zapping cap improves short-term memory loss in older adults: Study