Tag: brain

Be honest, you probably don’t think about the health of your brain very often. It’s likely your mind only comes to mind when mental fog strikes, you can’t remember what you walked into this room for, or forming a sentence feels harder than usual. When that happens, you’re likely thinking, “If I’m struggling now, how

Controversial street-hop artist Portable has called out music producer Samklef, daring him to face off in a celebrity boxing match. Portable made the challenge public in a viral video, saying he’s ready to step into the ring with Samklef. According to him, his goal is to “knock some sense” into Samklef and help him get

We tend to think of silence as empty space. The absence of sound. But, it turns out that quiet isn’t passive at all. In fact, after just three days of intentional silence, the brain begins to physically and functionally rewire itself. A growing body of neuroscience shows that silence can spark changes in the brain

A revolutionary AI tool, MELD Graph, is reshaping the fight against epilepsy by detecting brain abnormalities that human radiologists often miss. This breakthrough offers new hope for millions of people worldwide, particularly those with focal cortical dysplasia, a major cause of treatment-resistant epilepsy. An AI-powered tool called MELD Graph is revolutionizing epilepsy care by detecting

WHETHER you are brokenhearted, happily single, or all loved-up, here is a Valentine’s Day challenge for you. Put your eyesight to the test and see how quickly you can spot the broken heart in this puzzle. VSOHow long does it take you to spot the broken heart?[/caption] You may have a high IQ if you

The social network company hopes neuroscience will give it an advantage in the AI race. Stephanie Arnett/MIT Technology Review | Getty, Alamy, Shutterstock Back in 2017, Facebook unveiled plans for a brain-reading hat that you could use to text just by thinking. “We’re working on a system that will let you type straight from your

John Adler, MD, never wanted to be an entrepreneur. His passion has always been medicine first, and neurosurgery second. “The minute I saw a brain operation, I fell in love,” Dr. Adler says. “Its sheer beauty, delicate physicality, is something I can only now try to convey in words.” He advanced his education through medical

The President of the Nigerian Medical Association, Dr. Uche Rowland Ojinmah, has said in spite of the brain drain in the health sector, many qualified doctors in Nigeria are still not employed. He disclosed this while speaking on the exodus of Nigerian medical practitioners leaving the country for greener pastures abroad...