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The Future of Parkinson’s Treatment? AI’s Discovery of Three Subtypes Could Change Everything

Did you know that artificial intelligence is changing the game in Parkinson’s disease research? A recent study found three unique types of this disorder. This could change how we treat it1. It might lead to treatments that work better for millions of people around the world. Researchers used advanced AI to look at complex brain […]

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Brain

Brains of Music Composers Show Enhanced Neural Efficiency

Did you know that music composers have brains that work better than those who don’t make music? A study showed that composers have better ways of talking between brain areas. These areas include the corpus callosum, anterior radiating corona, and the internal capsule’s branches. Out of the people studied, more women, 56%, were composers than […]

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AI-Powered Litigation Funding: Finding Profitable Lawsuits in Court Dockets

AI-Powered Litigation Funding: Finding Profitable Lawsuits in Court Dockets Did you know Legalist Inc. raised about $400 million in just six months for its AI-powered investment firm1? This shows how AI is changing the game in litigation finance, now worth $13.5 billion2. Legalist uses AI to go through court records and find winning lawsuits, hitting […]

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Boosting Brain Power: A Focus on Vascular Health for Cognitive Longevity

Did you know the brain has around 100 billion neurons? They all help us think and remember, especially as we grow older1. Keeping our minds sharp over time is really important. Our thinking, learning, and memories are part of cognitive health. It’s important to keep our blood vessels healthy for good brain function. High blood […]

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Breakthrough Target Offers New Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Treatment.

Breakthrough Target Offers New Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Treatment Every day, around 1,000 people get life-changing spinal cord injuries. This leads to paralysis and huge healthcare costs. GTX, a leading company in medical devices, is working on new ways to help. They have a special therapy. It aims to help people move again and […]

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Could AI Doctors Be the Future? China Takes a Bold Step

Could AI Doctors Be the Future? China Takes a Bold Step Did you know that a hospital in China uses 14 AI doctors and four nurses? This step marks a significant change in healthcare1. These AI docs can look after up to 10,000 patients qucikly, showing amazing medical skills1. It’s making us think how AI […]

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Early Dementia Detection in 10 Minutes? New Brain Scan Shows Promise

Over 55 million worldwide face dementia, a number growing. By 2030, this could hit 78 million. The hunt for early detection is fierce. Imagine if we could foresee dementia, including Alzheimer’s, 15 years earlier?1 A recent study in Nature Mental Health brings this potential to light. The study used UK Biobank data to explore a […]

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Want to Get Smarter? Neuroscience Says This 1 Habit Helps

Want to Get Smarter? Neuroscience Says This 1 Habit Helps Did you know our brains can keep growing and get smarter, even as we get older?1 Research in neuroscience shows that by doing certain things, you can boost your brainpower, improve how you solve problems, and think better. This can help you in your job […]

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Neuroscience Says 6 to 10 Minutes a Day Can Make You Smarter and More Focused, and Even Increase the Size of Your Brain Surprisingly, one study shows that even two minutes of this type of activity provides clear cognitive benefits.

In the same way that more than 80 percent of people surveyed think they are above-average drivers, and fewer than 1 percent consider themselves “worse than average” (each a mathematical impossibility), I like to think I’m smart. Not extremely smart. Not super smart. Just smart.   And I would definitely like to be smarter. Fortunately, it’s possible to improve […]

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Ex-JP Morgan analyst awarded $35M decade after NYC building’s glass door suddenly shattered on her, causing permanent brain damage

A former JP Morgan analyst was awarded a $35 million verdict after the glass door of a Manhattan building suddenly shattered on her nearly a decade ago, leaving her with permanent brain damage, The Post has learned. The ruling in favor of Meghan Brown, 36, followed a three-week trial in which jurors were shown shocking […]