Giving up sleep to binge-watch TV can harm brain health, a doctor cautions
Struggling with Sleep? Here’s What Experts Say Staying up late to catch “another episode” is a well-known excuse for delaying bedtime. With shows like “Love Island” on Peacock airing nearly every evening, the pressure to finish the latest drama and chat about it the next day only seems to rise. Daniel Amen, a psychiatrist from […]
Noninvasive brain technology enables thought-controlled robotic hands
Non-invasive brain technology is revolutionizing how people are able to control robotic devices. Instead of using muscle movements, it allows individuals to dictate the movements of a robot’s hands just by thinking about finger movements. It’s quite remarkable since there’s no need for surgery. Sensors are simply placed on the scalp, picking up brain signals […]
AI brain scan device estimates your aging speed
As we age, our bodies undergo various changes, which can make us more susceptible to age-related health issues. It’s a bit strange, actually—some individuals seem to flourish in their later years while others encounter health problems earlier than expected. It raises questions about why some people age quicker than others. A recent collaboration among scientists […]
Forgotten and neglected: Without federal assistance, those with brain injuries will be overlooked
Unlike fractures, brain damage often goes unnoticed. It’s hard to see cognitive difficulties, memory loss, or ongoing pain. For millions of Americans dealing with brain damage, the effects are deeply felt every day. Rebuilding life, relationships, and futures becomes a daily routine. A federal program has helped ease this journey somewhat, but now that support […]
Veteran with a brain injury becomes a ’40s pinup model
Veteran’s Journey to Advocate for Others After enduring a significant brain injury while serving, Lindsay Gutierrez took it upon herself to aid other veterans in need. Having spent six years in the US Air Force, she became a dual organ donor, a rare title held by only 280 individuals in the country who have donated […]
MTA employee recovering from brain surgery attacked by fare evaders at Brooklyn subway station, according to police.
MTA Worker Assaulted in Brooklyn Subway Incident An MTA employee is recovering after being “viciously” attacked on Saturday by two women who attempted to evade subway fares in Brooklyn, according to police reports. The NYPD is currently searching for the individuals involved in this incident. Around 1:15 PM, 51-year-old Marshallie Reid was stationed at the […]
How viewing videos at double speed is changing your brain
Fasting and Curiosity? If you love watching videos online—whether it’s TikTok, YouTube, or MasterClass—you might have gotten used to speeding things up. You know, watching at a faster pace, often at what feels like Rooney Tunes Speed. This trend, often referred to as speedwatching, is becoming pretty common. It allows you to digest content in […]
The way ChatGPT changes your brain might result in thinking difficulties.
Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence Newsletter: Updates on AI Technology In this edition: Long-term use of ChatGpt may alter brain functions, prompting caution from experts. Troubles reported with Tesla’s new Robotaxi service, including driving errors and traffic issues. Salesforce’s CEO shares significant AI contributions to work processes. Concerns Over Brain Function: A study from the […]
Summer heat may harm brain function and exacerbate mental health, experts warn.
Effects of Extreme Heat on Mental Health As the summer heat grips the U.S., particularly the East Coast and Midwest, concerns are rising—not just about physical discomfort but also mental well-being. Experts, like Dr. Jace Reed from Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, highlight how high temperatures can significantly impact brain function. During severe heat […]
Unexpected and debated connection between brain injuries and criminal behavior
Bad Born – or Just Slapped? Recent research indicates that damage to key brain areas related to judgment and emotional control might explain why certain individuals suddenly display violent or criminal tendencies. This study is consistent with earlier findings that show head trauma is more prevalent among the prison population in the United States compared […]