Blue Jays become 1st American League team to clinch playoff spot after defeating Royals - Toronto Blue Jays are officially heading into the playoffs after they won 8-5 against the Kansas City Royals on Sunday. News - Canada - Toronto - | 1 hour ago - |

Toronto Blue Jays are officially heading into the playoffs after they won 8-5 against the Kansas City Royals on Sunday.

CBC News - Sports - 46 minutes ago

RED SOX NOTEBOOK -- Reconfigured Red Sox rotation lines Garrett Crochet up to start Game 1 of potential wild-card series -- The Red Sox are flip-flopping Crochet (Wednesday start) and Brayan Bello (Thursday) for a crucial series in Toronto. "Give Bello a breather and keep Garrett in line for that one and hopefully for a big one," said manager Alex Cora.

Boston Globe - Top Stories - 57 minutes ago

Rain, rain, here to stay for Toronto's first week of fall

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 1 hour ago

Driver in custody after car flips in downtown Toronto, 3 in hospital

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 2 hours ago

Rice's grand slam helps Yankees keep pace with Toronto; NY trails by 2 games in AL East with 6 left

Bay to Bay News - Sports - 2 hours ago

NSL-leading AFC Toronto plays to 1-1 draw against Halifax Tides FC

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 3 hours ago

Rice's 10th-inning slam lifts Yankees over Orioles 7-1, keeping NY 2 behind Toronto in AL East

Bay to Bay News - Sports - 3 hours ago

'He treated them like sons': Remembering Coach P, a Toronto high school basketball legend

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 3 hours ago

Toronto Blue Jays playoff-bound after 8-5 win over Kansas City Royals

The Globe and Mail - Sports - 3 hours ago

Woman wanted for second-degree murder may be in the Toronto area, RCMP say

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 4 hours ago

Alright Brainiac, I've seen your type before. It's time to play ... HARD!

Australian Broadcasting Corp - World - 4 hours ago

Blue Jays magic number: Toronto can clinch playoffs with a win Sunday or if these three teams all lose

Toronto Star - Sports - 7 hours ago

'Out of control': Thornhill residents say aggressive coyotes are roaming the streets, as Vaughan looks to Toronto for solutions

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 7 hours ago

Toronto's trees are changing colour earlier than normal. Here's why

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 8 hours ago

Reese Witherspoon had to 'rewire' her brain after abusive relationship: 'My spirit had been diminished'

Daily Mail - Entertainment - 9 hours ago

Having cats as pets can actually change your brain: Here's what science says

Times of India - Health - 9 hours ago

Thousands rally in Toronto to 'draw the line' against PM Carney agenda

Rallies were held in Toronto, Ottawa and other cities across Canada Saturday afternoon to call on the new Liberal government to prioritize the climate, Indigenous rights, migrants and workers ahead of the fall budget.

CBC News - Top Stories - 11 hours ago

Blue Jays preview: Trey Yesavage looks to repeat MLB debut but will need Toronto's bats to heat up

Toronto Star - Sports - 11 hours ago

Legendary Scottish DJ JD Twitch dies aged 57 after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour

Daily Mail - Opinion - 11 hours ago

Could lack of healthy fats make women's brains more prone to Alzheimer's?

Times of India - Health - 13 hours ago

Thousands rally in Toronto to 'draw the line' against PM Carney agenda - Rallies were held in Toronto, Ottawa and other cities across Canada Saturday afternoon to call on the new Liberal government to prioritize the climate, Indigenous rights, migrants and workers ahead of the fall budget. Canada - Toronto - | September 20

Rallies were held in Toronto, Ottawa and other cities across Canada Saturday afternoon to call on the new Liberal government to prioritize the climate, Indigenous rights, migrants and workers ahead of the fall budget.

CBC News - Politics - 13 hours ago

This Toronto woman says her dementia symptoms started before she lost her job. She's suing her insurer for disability benefits

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 14 hours ago

'Magical fairy dust': A city report shows strong support for burning Toronto's trash. Climate advocates are calling for the study to be scrapped

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 14 hours ago

Struggling With Brain Fog And Fatigue? You Might Be Lacking This 1 Essential Mineral

Treating the issue could help you feel much better, but it may take some self-advocacy.

Huffington Post - Health - 14 hours ago

This Is What Happens To Your Brain When You're In Meetings All Day

Huffington Post - Health - 14 hours ago

Toronto is experiencing a rise in youth violence. Here is what experts believe is driving it

CTV News - Top Stories - 14 hours ago

120 canoes, 400 volunteers. The artist leading this large-scale performance hopes to reconnect Toronto and its waterfront

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 16 hours ago

Reading Habits: Toronto author Danila Botha on Margaret Atwood's control and Heather O'Neill's imagination

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 16 hours ago

This award-winning young company is making waves in Toronto theatre — and toppling giants along the way

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 16 hours ago

Private equity wants to help retirement savers earn more. Figuring out returns might break your brain.

Business Insider - Business - 16 hours ago

Creatine - can this muscle-boosting supplement help sharpen my brain? -- As its popularity grows, research suggests creatine may also benefit short-term memory, mood and focus.

BBC News - Top Stories - 17 hours ago

Neuroscientist says you've been starting your day all wrong - and 'your brain hates it'

Daily Express - Health - 18 hours ago

World Alzheimer's Day 2025: 7 things we should start doing today to keep our brain healthy after 60

Times of India - Health - 1 day ago

Owning a cat will change your brain. Here's how. By - Laura Elin Pigott - published - 20 September 25 - When you cuddle a cat, the 'love hormone' oxytocin is rising in both your brains.

Live Science - Weird - 1 day ago

Owning a cat will change your brain. Here's how. -- Laura Elin Pigott

Live Science - Health - 1 day ago

Owning a cat will change your brain. Here's how. -- Laura Elin Pigott -- When you cuddle a cat, the 'love hormone' oxytocin is rising in both your brains.

Live Science - Top Stories - 1 day ago

Canada has banned an Irish rap group. Who is Kneecap? The federal government banned Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap from entering the country Friday, forcing the popular group to cancel its October shows. The four gigs — two in Toronto and two in Vancouver — had sold out months ago. Kevin Maimann - News - Entertainment - | September 20

The federal government banned Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap from entering the country Friday, forcing the popular group to cancel its October shows. The four gigs — two in Toronto and two in Vancouver — had sold out months ago.

CBC News - Entertainment - 1 day ago

Nick Robertson shines in Toronto Maple Leafs preseason scrimmage ahead of Ottawa Senators matchup

Times of India - Sports - 1 day ago

Optimo DJ dies after being diagnosed with brain tumour -- Keith McIvor was one half of the duo who ran Optimo Espacio at Glasgow's Sub Club between between 1997 and 2010.

BBC News - Entertainment - 1 day ago

Toronto Maple Leafs' Matthew Knies ready to step up as leader following six-year, $46.5M contract extension

Times of India - Sports - 1 day ago

To protect your brain against dementia, start pedaling, study suggests

Apple Valley News Now - Health - 1 day ago

Mae Martin revisits their Toronto roots, early aughts in Netflix thriller Wayward -- Kelly Nestruck

The Globe and Mail - Top Stories - 1 day ago

Is Toronto's design bad for our health? How urban spaces affect well-being and how we compare to others

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 1 day ago

Limberlost Place: Toronto's timber tower aims high

The Globe and Mail - Top Stories - 1 day ago

Shawn Micallef: There's a good reason why some might think Toronto's best days are behind it. Here's how we change their minds

Toronto Star - Opinion - 1 day ago

Cheap rent in Toronto allowed me to write my first book. Doug Ford's changes made that dream impossible for other young artists

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 1 day ago

A Toronto booklover's guide, from one of our longtime literary denizens

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 1 day ago

Early John Travolta, a Hong Kong action classic and a celestial Pixar fave screen at Toronto revival houses

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 1 day ago

If tiny lab-grown 'brains' became conscious, would it still be OK to experiment on them? -- A perspective paper published this week argued that brain organoids could soon gain consciousness, and we should consider stricter regulations around them.

Live Science - Top Stories - 2 days ago

This man with brain cancer just ran every street in Toronto

Toronto Star - Health - 2 days ago

Toronto's 2025 Michelin Guide is out and these are the restaurants that made the cut

CTV News - Top Stories - 2 days ago

1 suspect charged, another at large in fatal shooting of Toronto rapper

A 21-year-old man has been arrested in the shooting death of a Toronto rapper in Scarborough on Monday night.

CTV News - Entertainment - 2 days ago

'A battle for who belongs': Downtown Toronto condo suing charity next door for $2.3 million

A downtown Toronto condominium corporation is suing its next-door neighbour, a church and drop-in centre that has served unhoused, underhoused, and marginalized people since 1992.

CTV News - Business - 2 days ago

Brain-eating amoeba kills 19 in India

Russia Today - Top Stories - 2 days ago

All the new Michelin-approved restaurants in Toronto for 2025

The Globe and Mail - Top Stories - 2 days ago

If tiny lab-grown 'brains' became conscious, would it still be OK to experiment on them? -- Nicoletta Lanese

Live Science - Health - 2 days ago

If tiny lab-grown 'brains' became conscious, would it still be OK to experiment on them? By - Nicoletta Lanese - published - 19 September 25 - A perspective paper published this week argued that brain organoids could soon gain consciousness, and we should consider stricter regulations around them.

Live Science - Science - 2 days ago

Test your brain: Not everyone can answer this simple question; can you?

Times of India - Health - 2 days ago

Writing in Your Books Is Good for Your Brain-Here's Why

Scientific American - Top Stories - 2 days ago

Neuroscience -- Writing in Your Books Is Good for Your Brain-Here's Why

Scientific American - Science - 2 days ago

Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip clinical trial at Toronto hospital raises ethical questions

Some doctors and bioethicists are raising concerns about a Toronto hospital’s partnership with a company founded by U.S. billionaire Elon Musk.

CTV News - Health - 2 days ago

opinion - From boom to strain: Toronto area housing faces a wave of distressed sales - The share of non-performing mortgages is up seven-fold over the past few years - Hanif Bayat

The Globe and Mail - Top Stories - 2 days ago

What's missing above Toronto's Eglinton line -- The Editorial Board -- September 17, 2025

Toronto’s Eglinton Crosstown transit line isn’t even open yet, but is already looking like a massive wasted opportunity

The Globe and Mail - Opinion - 2 days ago

Russia brainwashing of Ukrainian children 'industrial', officials say - Russia has applied the same principles in brainwashing Ukrainian children as it did to its military-industrial complex, Ukrainian officials told Euronews, following the latest report by Yale HRL about Russia's "unprecedented system" of indoctrination of Ukrainian children. 18/09/2025

Euronews - World - 2 days ago

Battling a rare brain-eating disease in an Indian state

In Kerala this year, more than 70 people have been diagnosed and 19 have died from the brain-eating amoeba.

BBC News - Health - 2 days ago

British racing prospect, 18, speaks out after being diagnosed with brain and lung cancer

Daily Express - Sports - 2 days ago

Ontario looks to expand pharmacist prescription powers, take pressure off family doctors - Olivia Piercey - News - Canada - Toronto - | September 18 - |

Ontario residents could soon get prescriptions for 14 more health issues from a pharmacist, rather than a family doctor, under new regulations proposed by the province. Optometrists, psychologists and physiotherapists would also gain authority to do more procedures under the changes.

CBC News - Health - 2 days ago

Football Fern's five concussions: 'You can't muck around with your brain'

NZ Herald - Health - 3 days ago

Scientists pinpoint the brain's internal mileage clock

They located this key area of function by recording the brain activity of running rats.

BBC News - Science - 3 days ago

Tiny 'brains' grown in the lab could become conscious and feel pain - and we're not ready -- Kamal Nahas

Live Science - Health - 3 days ago

Tiny 'brains' grown in the lab could become conscious and feel pain - and we're not ready - By - Kamal Nahas - published - 18 September 25 - Lab-grown brain tissue is too simple to experience consciousness, but as innovation progresses, neuroscientists question whether it's time to revisit the ethics of this line of research.

Live Science - Weird - 3 days ago

Debunking 7 common brain health myths — including a multitasking mistake that messes with memory

Heads up: A lot of what you think you know about your brain is just plain wrong.

New York Post - Health - 3 days ago

A cold shock to ease the burn − how brief stress can help your brain reframe a tough workout -- Marcelo Bigliassi, Florida International University and Dayanne S. Antonio, Florida International University

The Conversation - US News - 3 days ago

Teen Diagnosed With Rare Brain Cancer, Then Doctors Tested Little Brother

Newsweek - Health - 3 days ago

This American family doctor in Toronto is trying to get permanent residence. Canada's new immigration rule has thrown him a curveball

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 3 days ago

Toronto Public Health gives final update on investigation into gynecologist's office

Toronto Star - Health - 4 days ago

This deadly brain disorder can develop a decade after you get the measles — and it just killed a child

Measles is a respiratory disease that spreads easily from person to person.

New York Post - Health - 4 days ago

Jon Wilner: Cal rides new brain trust, QB to surprising 3-0 start; Aztecs up next

The San Diego Union-Tribune - Sports - 4 days ago

Feel the magic of Canada's largest city like never before with City Cruises Toronto

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 4 days ago

Turning tariffs into tactics — Toronto's plan to strengthen the local economy amid global trade tensions

Toronto Star - Business - 4 days ago

Toronto's trash problem doesn't require more landfill. It requires forward thinking

Toronto Star - Opinion - 4 days ago

Map of 600,000 brain cells rewrites the textbook on how the brain makes decisions

Live Science - Health - 5 days ago

Common Contraceptive Linked to Brain Tumor Risk in Women

Epoch Times - Top Stories - 5 days ago

Key brain fingerprint could be driving explosion in autism cases, scientists discover

Daily Mail - Health - 5 days ago

Craig's detective returns as new 'Knives Out' lights up Toronto fest

Peninsula Qatar - Entertainment - 5 days ago

Is $1-million enough to buy this couple a spacious townhouse north of Toronto?

The Globe and Mail - Business - 5 days ago

Dementia experts share five key differences between brain fog and Alzheimer's disease

Daily Mail - Health - 5 days ago

How toxic fumes aboard planes are giving pilots and passengers brain, nerve injuries - 6 hours ago

A Wall Street Journal investigation has found that dozens of pilots, flight attendants and passengers have developed brain and nerve injuries strikingly similar to those seen in battered football players, after being exposed to toxic fumes leaking into aircraft cockpits and cabins. While regulators and manufacturers continue to downplay the threat, the growing number of medical cases tells a different story

First Post - Health - 6 days ago

Vimukt (In Search of the Sky) wins prestigious NETPAC Award at the Toronto International Film Festival

First Post - Entertainment - 6 days ago

How toxic fumes aboard planes are giving pilots and passengers brain, nerve injuries

A Wall Street Journal investigation has found that dozens of pilots, flight attendants and passengers have developed brain and nerve injuries strikingly similar to those seen in battered football players, after being exposed to toxic fumes leaking into aircraft cockpits and cabins. While regulators and manufacturers continue to downplay the threat, the growing number of medical cases tells a different story

First Post - World - 6 days ago

Mom 'comes back from the dead' after scooter accident leaves 'brain hanging out her head'

Daily Mail - Health - 6 days ago

This headband can make you fall asleep 74% faster by changing your brainwaves — does it work?

The Post tested out the groundbreaking sleep gadget, which the CEO described as "noise cancellation, but for the brain."

New York Post - Health - 6 days ago

She moved to Toronto and felt lonelier than ever. So she built a way for strangers to connect

Toronto Star - Top Stories - 7 days ago

The Brain-Rotting Dystopia of Roblox -- Sam Biddle

New York Magazine - US News - 8 days ago

New MRI brain scan can help predict Alzheimer's before symptoms begin

Compared to traditional imaging options for Alzheimer’s diagnosis, including PET scans, QSM MRI is "non-invasive and much more affordable," according to the researchers.

New York Post - Technology - 8 days ago

Neuralink, Elon Musk, and the Race to Put Chips Into Our Brains

Rolling Stone - Top Stories - 8 days ago

Child succumbs to rare measles-linked brain disorder

Los Angeles County health officials reported the death of a school-aged resident from a known but rare complication after a measles infection acquired during infancy, and urged residents to ensure...

International The News - Health - 8 days ago

Touting better HIV treatment, Toronto service organization closing after 42 years - Hannah Alberga - News - Canada - Toronto - | September 12 - |

An organization that bills itself as Canada's oldest HIV service agency says it will close next year, in part due to groundbreaking medical advances that have reduced the need for its services.

CBC News - Health - 8 days ago

Touting better HIV treatment, Toronto service organization closing after 42 years

Toronto Star - Health - 9 days ago

This TIFF, Toronto can't stop asking celebrities what they love about us

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 9 days ago

New MRI brain scan predicts Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms develop

Scientists developed a non-invasive MRI technique to measure brain iron levels, which may help identify patients at higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease early.

Fox News - Health - 9 days ago

Mice with mini steering wheels reveal more about how our brains work

Evening Standard - Opinion - 9 days ago

Parasitic worms bury themselves in the brains of moose and elk – a new test can help diagnose these animals to prevent disease spread -- Richard Gerhold, University of Tennessee and Jessie Richards, University of Tennessee

The Conversation - Technology - 9 days ago

How Your Brain Constructs-And Sometimes Distorts-Your Experience of the World

In his new book, Daniel Yon explains how our brain is constantly constructing reality

Scientific American - Top Stories - 9 days ago

NFL and UFC athletes try 'game-changing' psychedelic to treat brain injury

Ibogaine is a Schedule 1 drug in America with no legal medical uses. But the results, several athletes say, are game-changing.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 9 days ago

Ex-Net, NBA ambassador Jason Collins undergoing brain tumor treatment

New York Daily News - Sports - 10 days ago

Grab your popcorn and a seat. Toronto celebrates 50 years of moviegoing. -- At the 50th annual Toronto International Film Festival, our critic has watched more than 20 movies. His takeaway? "Movies – good, bad, or indifferent – can be a passport to global understanding."

Christian Science Monitor - Entertainment - 10 days ago

Grab your popcorn and a seat. Toronto celebrates 50 years of moviegoing.

Christian Science Monitor - Top Stories - 10 days ago

What actually happens in your brain when you change your mind?

The Conversation - World - 10 days ago

Young woman, 20, reveals symptoms of deadly brain bug which left her hospitalised and fighting for her life

Daily Mail - Health - 11 days ago

Major layoffs delayed until January as GM postpones shift cut at Oshawa plant - Rochelle Raveendran - News - Canada - Toronto - | September 9 - |

The midnight shift cut at the General Motors' Oshawa plant has been postponed to Jan. 30, 2026, the company and the union representing workers confirmed on Tuesday.

CBC News - Business - 11 days ago

This Is the First Time Scientists Have Seen Decisionmaking in a Brain

Wired News - Science - 11 days ago

China claims building 'brain-like' AI faster than traditional models

AI model can balance efficiency and accuracy, researchers say

Independent UK - Science - 11 days ago

The Brain-Rotting Dystopia of Roblox

New York Magazine - Top Stories - 12 days ago

Sudoku 'game changer' helps 'even the best solvers' to finish 'unsolvable' puzzles -- If you're a Sudoku fan, then chances are you'll love to get your hands on a good brain teaser...

Daily Express - Weird - 12 days ago

Emma Regan proud to carry the torch as pro women's soccer arrives in Toronto - Canadian women's national team midfielder shares her excitement for what's ahead with a dynamic AFC Toronto squad. Sports - Soccer - | September 8

Canadian women’s national team midfielder shares her excitement for what’s ahead with a dynamic AFC Toronto squad.

CBC News - Sports - 12 days ago

'Harmless' virus found lurking in Parkinson's patients' brains, new study shows

Researchers discovered Human Pegivirus in brain tissue from five of ten Parkinson's patients, suggesting the virus may play a role in the neurodegenerative disease.

Fox News - Health - 13 days ago

How AI slop is clogging your brain

NPR - Technology - 13 days ago

Broken brains: The social price of digital life -- Feature -- A new study shows that smartphones and streaming services may be fueling a sharp decline in responsibility and reliability in adults -- The Week US

The Week - Technology - 13 days ago

Dementia warning as common sleep habit could 'mess with your brain's wiring' -- You should speak to your doctor if you are suffering from any symptoms of sleep apnoea

Daily Express - Health - 15 days ago

Surgery -- Science news this week: A key Atlantic current nears collapse, the world's biggest iceberg shatters, and mouse brains rewrite neuroscience

Live Science - Technology - 15 days ago

Your daily diet soda could be aging your brain faster than you think, study finds

A study of 12,772 adults reveals artificial sweeteners like aspartame and saccharin are linked to accelerated cognitive decline and memory problems.

Fox News - Health - 16 days ago

Brain chips from Musk's Neuralink implanted in two Canadian men with spinal cord injuries

The Globe and Mail - Technology - 16 days ago

Study shows how thumbs helped shape the brain

A new study out of the U.K. lays out how thumbs helped shape brain development in humans and other primates. Scientists found a link between thumb size and the size of the neocortex which is involved in higher-order brain functions, which they say suggests that thumbs are linked to "thinking and not movement."

NBC News - Science - 17 days ago

I'm a nutritionist — eat these foods right now to combat wrinkles, bloating and brain fog

Chronic stress — which tends to last several weeks or more — takes a major toll on the body.

New York Post - Health - 18 days ago

Switching off just one protein could reverse brain ageing, study finds

Finding can lead to therapies that alleviate ‘worst consequences of old age’

Independent UK - Science - 18 days ago

Early Alzheimer's signs detected in 3 minutes with new brainwave test

A new passive brainwave test records brain activity while patients view images to detect memory-related changes linked to early Alzheimer's development.

Fox News - Health - 19 days ago

WIRED Roundup: Meta's AI Brain Drain

Wired News - Business - 19 days ago

How the Brain 'Constructs' the Outside World

Scientific American - Top Stories - 19 days ago

Building Intelligent Machines Helps Us Learn How Our Brain Works

Scientific American - Top Stories - 19 days ago

The Brain Science of Elusive 'Aha! Moments'

Scientific American - Top Stories - 19 days ago

All the News That's Fit: Aging brain power, spaghetti feasting and a look back at insulin breakthrough

The San Diego Union-Tribune - Health - 19 days ago

Home 'brainwave test' can detect Alzheimer's signs years early

Daily Express - Health - 19 days ago

Scraps of ancient viruses make up 40% of our genome. They could trigger brain degeneration. -- Amber Dance

Live Science - Health - 20 days ago

'One supplement added to diet stopped my afternoon tiredness and brain fog'

Daily Express - Health - 22 days ago

The bionic human: Are you ready for brain microchipping?

The tech titans’ battle for supremacy over brain optimisation is under way. If achieved, life may never be the same, Chris Stokel-Walker investigates

Evening Standard - Technology - 23 days ago

Explore a world of mind, brain and behaviour

Australian Broadcasting Corp - Top Stories - 24 days ago

China's 'Darwin Monkey' is the world's largest brain-inspired supercomputer -- Owen Hughes

Live Science - Technology - 24 days ago

China Is Building a Brain-Computer Interface Industry

Wired News - Science - 24 days ago

Compound found in hot drink could protect brain against Alzheimer's

Independent UK - Science - 24 days ago

The human brain: new discoveries in neuroscience

The Canary - Science - 25 days ago

Teens behaving badly? What literally goes on in their brains when they drink, skip meals or sleep less

Channel NewsAsia - Health - 27 days ago

Parenting strategies are shifting as neuroscience brings the developing brain into clearer focus -- Nancy L. Weaver, Saint Louis University

The Conversation - Health - 27 days ago

'Minibrains' reveal secrets of how key brain cells form in the womb -- Nicoletta Lanese

Live Science - Health - 28 days ago

Brain eating amoeba-infected patient dies, Missouri health officials confirm

Brain-eating amoeba kills Missouri water-skier as health officials urge precautions when swimming in warm, fresh bodies of water like Lake of the Ozarks.

Fox News - Health - 29 days ago

No-sugar sweetener erythritol may pose risk to cells in the brain -- Isha Ishtiaq -- Published

Live Science - Health - 30 days ago

Aging brains could 'become' younger when key protein is decreased

New research reveals FTL1 protein drives brain aging by reducing neural connections, slowing metabolism and impairing cognition in the hippocampus of older mice.

Fox News - Health - 30 days ago

Common ingredient linked to brain inflammation and blood pressure rise

Daily Express - Health - 1 month ago

New brain implant can decode a person's 'inner monologue' -- Skyler Ware

Live Science - Health - 1 month ago

Dementia expert pinpoints exact age people should stop drinking to protect brain -- Cutting out alcohol completely in your later years could help protect your memory and independence

Daily Express - Health - 1 month ago

An AI Model for the Brain Is Coming to the ICU

Wired News - Science - 1 month ago

Italian Brainrot: the AI memes only kids know

Peninsula Qatar - Technology - 1 month ago

Youth athletes, not just professionals, may face mental health risks from repeated traumatic brain injuries -- David B. Sarwer, Temple University

The Conversation - Health - 1 month ago

Humans think — AI, not so much -- Carlyn Zwarenstein -- New research is revealing how specialized neurons give our brains an edge artificial intelligence can only dream of

Salon - Top Stories - 1 month ago

When your mind goes 'blank,' your brain activity resembles deep sleep, scans reveal -- Roberta McLain

Live Science - Health - 1 month ago

Warm and cool temperatures travel on completely different paths to the brain -- Perri Thaler

Live Science - Health - 1 month ago

Microplastics found in brain tissue, health risks still unclear

PARIS: Tiny shards of plastic called microplastics have been detected accumulating in human brains, but there is not yet enough evidence to say whether this is doing us harm, experts have said.These...

International The News - Health - 1 month ago

UpFRONT Festival returns to downtown Toronto with a free outdoor celebration of Indigenous arts and culture

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 1 month ago

You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the five hidden office hazards in 10 seconds -- Brainteasers challenge you to recall patterns, facts, and strategies, strengthening both short-...

Daily Express - Weird - 1 month ago

Pandemic aged our brains faster, whether or not we got COVID, study says

Living through the pandemic aged our brains faster — even among people who never became sick with COVID-19, according to a recent study.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 1 month ago

UC San Diego loses a third star scientist in mini brain drain

The San Diego Union-Tribune - Science - 1 month ago

NASA faces brain drain as thousands exit under voluntary resignation scheme -- Some heading into retirement, others to private sector

Register UK - Science - 1 month ago

'We don't yet have the know-how to properly maintain a corpse brain': Why cryonics is a non-starter in our quest for immortality -- Venki Ramakrishnan

Live Science - Health - 1 month ago

Toronto's newest immersive experience adds a mind-expanding summer feature

Toronto Star - Entertainment - 1 month ago

You have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot the snorkel in the backpack in 10 seconds -- The tricky brainteaser is an ideal way to keep your mind healthy and active.

Daily Express - Weird - 1 month ago

COVID-19 pandemic accelerated brain aging – even if you didn't catch the virus -- Boffins think worry and stress during the plague years changed our wetware, and that the damage can be reversed

Register UK - Science - 1 month ago

You have 20/20 vision if you can solve this tricky brainteaser in 30 seconds -- Not all are able to solve it, can you give it a try?

Daily Express - Weird - 2 months ago

Brain scans could reveal your true biological age -- Patrick Sullivan

Live Science - Health - 2 months ago

Keep your brain active and test your general knowledge with our cryptic crosswords

NZ Herald - Entertainment - 2 months ago

Keep your brain active and test your general knowledge with our classic crosswords

NZ Herald - Entertainment - 2 months ago

Jamie Dimon criticizes Zohran Mamdani as 'Marxist,' blasts Democrats' DEI push: 'Big hearts and little brain'

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon slammed New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani as "more a Marxist than a socialist" and criticized Democrats for their DEI push.

Fox News - Business - 2 months ago

A Mass. football player's catastrophic brain injury shattered his life — and perhaps could have been prevented

Boston Globe - Sports - 2 months ago

The brain might have a hidden 'off switch' for binge drinking -- Marianne Guenot -- Published

Live Science - Health - 2 months ago

Your brain learns from rejection − here's how it becomes your compass for connection -- Begüm Babür, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

The Conversation - Technology - 3 months ago

Alzheimer's: How to deal with difficult behaviors as brain changes during disease progression

The Advocate - Health - 3 months ago

The American brain drain has arrived. Just ask these scientists.

Business Insider - Science - 4 months ago

The first nonverbal patient to receive Elon Musk's Neuralink shares a video he edited and narrated using his brain chip

Business Insider - Science - 4 months ago

Silent X chromosome genes 'reawaken' in older females, perhaps boosting brain power, study finds -- Nicoletta Lanese

Live Science - Health - 5 months ago

Tech News -- Gadgets -- This $35,000 Computer Is Powered by Trapped Human Brain Cells -- A company is selling what it calls the world's first "code deployable biological computer."

Gizmodo - Science - 6 months ago

The Next Frontier for Warfighters Might Be Implants in Their Brains. Is the Pentagon Ready for the Consequences? -- The potential medical applications of access to the brain for treating ailments are far-ranging, but pressure to compete with...

Military.com - Technology - 6 months ago

The Science of Addiction: How Alcohol and Drugs Rewire the Brain

The Canary - Health - 7 months ago

Science -- Space & Spaceflight -- How the Brains of Fighter Pilots Can Help Us Prepare for Prolonged Missions in Space -- Understanding the effects of space travel will help us to plan long-haul space flights, but getting access to astronauts is not easy. Fighter pilots could help.

Understanding the effects of space travel will help us to plan long-haul space flights, but getting access to astronauts is not easy. Fighter pilots could help.

Gizmodo - Science - 10 months ago

Master regulator of inflammation found - and it's in the brain stem -- Emily Cooke

Live Science - Health - 11 months ago

Some people whose brains flatline but survive can recall lucid 'experiences of death' -- Rachel Nuwer

Live Science - Health - 11 months ago

Undetected brain infections may explain some SIDS cases -- Nicoletta Lanese

Live Science - Health - 11 months ago

AI Predicts Autism Based on Infant Brain Scans -- Tracy Staedter

Live Science - Health - 11 months ago

Book our event centre -- Rental space for corporate meetings, conferences and private events at The Globe and Mail headquarters in Toronto

The Globe and Mail - Top Stories - 1 year ago

35 scientifically-backed tricks to live longer and give your brain a boost, by DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: The final part of our tribute series to columnist the world loved

Daily Mail - Opinion - 1 year ago

What you should eat to support your gut-brain connection -- Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist and author of "This is Your Brain on Food," explains the surprising role our gut plays in maintaining mental health.

Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist and author of "This is Your Brain on Food," explains the surprising role our gut plays in maintaining mental health.

CBS News - Health - 1 year ago

Chocolate for gut health? An expert shares what makes your gut happy. -- Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist and author of "This Is Your Brain on Food," shares elements to include in your diet​ ​for boosting both physical and mental health.

CBS News - Health - 1 year ago

Several companies are testing brain implants – why is there so much attention swirling around Neuralink? Two professors unpack the ethical issues -- Nancy S. Jecker, University of Washington and Andrew Ko, University of Washington

The Conversation - Health - 1 year ago

A Key to Detecting Brain Disease Earlier Than Ever

Wired News - Opinion - 1 year ago

Boxing and American football: why I can't watch the brain-bashing

Independent UK - Opinion - 3 years ago