 | Tricks and tips on how to train and tame thoughtsWe are the sender. We can choose what thoughts we want to emit to the world. We are also the recipients of our thoughts. They not only go out to others but they boomerang back to us. |
 | Karnataka Brain Health Initiative ensures mental healthcare at ground levelHe was speaking at the Karnataka Brain Health Initiative’s (Ka-BHI) ‘Reflection to Action’ event at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (Nimhans). |
 | Karnataka Health Minister launches vaccine campaign against brain feverArrangements are being made in all health institutions, Anganwadi centres and other community areas. The vaccine will be supplied free of cost by the government, he said. |
 | Elon Musk’s company aims to soon test brain implant in peopleThe interface, produced by Musk's start-up Neuralink, would allow the user to communicate directly with computers through their thoughts. |
 | Two-time cancer survivor, Bengali actor Aindrila dies at 24 after brain strokeShe was a two-time cancer survivor and was diagnosed with primitive neuro-ectodermal (PNET) in the spine in 2015. |
 | How to beat brain burnoutIdentify your most energetic time during the day. Don’t assume it’s the morning hours because it differs for everybody. |
 | Brainwave-reading implant lets paralysed man spell out 1,100 wordsLast year the team of UCSF researchers showed that a brain implant called a brain–computer interface could translate 50 very common words when the man attempted to say them in full. |
 | Poland-based ed-tech platform Brainly fires nearly all staff in IndiaPoland-based edtech platform Brainly have a user base of "over 5.5 crore Indian students, parents and teachers" who rely on the platform to accelerate learning through its doubt clearance classes. |
 | Life after a brain stroke: What you should knowBrain stroke can be debilitating as it affects the brain by cutting off the oxygen supply causing long-term disabilities. If treated within the ‘golden period’ of 4.5 hours, the outcomes are better. |
 | Toxic air pollution particles found in lungs, livers, brains of unborn babies: StudyThe study was conducted with non-smoking mothers in Scotland and Belgium, in places with relatively low air pollution. |
| Study highlights what connects human senses and thoughtsUnderstanding these mechanisms is essential for creating future treatments for neuropsychiatric illnesses such as sensory-processing problems, schizophrenia, and ADHD, as well as strokes etc. |
 | Rare procedure rids woman of tumour in BengaluruThe woman was operated on when awake and fully conscious, although medicines were given to ensure that she doesn’t feel any pain. |
 | Covid increases risk of brain fog, dementia, psychiatric conditions: Lancet reportChildren were more likely to be diagnosed with some conditions, including seizures and psychotic disorders, says the study. |
 | Intense thinking can make you feel mentally exhausted: StudyWe shift toward low-cost actions requiring no effort or waiting as cognitive fatigue sets in, researchers explain. |
 | 'Game of Thrones' star Emilia Clarke astonished by her speech ability after two brain aneurysmsClarke was reported to have suffered from aphasia following her aneurysms, which is a language disorder affecting a person's ability to communicate. |
 | All for grey matter: Tips for a healthy brainWe can’t really see the brain and that’s why we take it for granted, but our brain is working throughout the day and night, performing multiple functions and taking care of our body too. |
 | How do community libraries serve rural youths of Jharkhand? Read onAn initiative of Jamtara DC, community libraries have replaced old, dilapidated panchayat or school buildings lying unused for years, writes Mukesh Ranjan. |
 | Digital amnesia: Technological boom, a mere doom for your memoryDigital amnesia is creating barriers in the way people think, recall and remember |
 | Battle of anatomy: Male vs female brainsWhy do women make better leaders, men better soldiers? Growing evidence in gender research explains the differential indicators in male and female minds. |
 | Fall from cot kills labourer, family donates organsLife was going well for Krishnappa, who toiled hard to provide quality education and a bright future to his five children. But on the morning of June 23, he accidentally fell off the cot at home. |
