Can you curl your tongue in a 'U' or make a 'trefoil'? What psychology thinks that gesture reveals
The ability to curl the tongue in different shapes may indicate deeper cognitive and neurological traits, suggesting a connection between physical abilities and mental functioning.
Is it not a headache but a 'brain disease'? The hidden risks of migraines that the WHO pays attention to [Video]
Experts emphasize that migraines are distinct neurological disorders that significantly impact quality of life and are often misunderstood as simple headaches.
This parasite caused memory loss and organ damage in a woman, never before recorded in humans
A 64-year-old woman in New South Wales, Australia, suffered neurological symptoms and organ lesions due to a previously undocumented parasitic infection.
Why do we get angry faster during Ramadan? Fasting under psychological and neurological scrutiny
The article explores the reasons why some people experience increased anger and stress during Ramadan, attributing it to various psychological and physiological factors.
What happened to journalist Daniela Ballester
Journalist Daniela Ballester suffered a severe neurological condition due to a hemorrhagic stroke but is currently reported to be out of danger while under medical observation.
BAFTAs shouting explained as Alan Cumming issues off-camera message to audience
Alan Cumming addressed the audience at the BAFTAs to clarify the unusual shouting heard during the ceremony, which was due to a member experiencing tics related to a neurological condition.
More than a third of VAD fail due to health reasons. A common reason is neurological disorders
Many young candidates for the VAD service are disqualified due to health issues, particularly neurological disorders, with a significant portion requiring additional recruitment to fill the ranks.
The Lie in Jeopardy: The High Neurological Cost of Not Telling the Truth
The article discusses the psychological and emotional toll of lying, illustrating how even small lies can lead to increased stress and affect well-being.
Understand what ALS is, the degenerative disease that destroys motor neurons and affected actor Eric Dane
Actor Eric Dane has passed away at 53 years old after battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) since 2025.
Podcast: Kirsi Ranto experienced a frightening episode during a car ride - then came the diagnosis: "A completely horrible shock"
Kirsti Ranto, the 1998 tango queen, shares her alarming experience of a frightening episode during a car ride and the subsequent diagnosis of a neurological condition known as spasmodic dysphonia.
What It Means for a Person to Remain Silent in Group Conversations, According to Psychology
The article explores the psychological and neurological reasons behind why some individuals remain silent in group conversations, suggesting that this behavior may indicate deeper information processing rather than shyness or disinterest.
What happens in the brain when we hear different opinions and how to train listening skills
The article discusses the neurological challenges faced when encountering opposing opinions and offers insights on how to improve listening skills.
Scientist trying to disprove mysterious spy sickness tests microwave weapon on himself
A scientist attempting to debunk the 'Havana syndrome' tested a microwave weapon on himself, resulting in neurological damage and symptoms akin to the victims of the condition.
Pandemic: The treatment of Post-Covid patients is still an epic disaster
The treatment of Post-Covid patients in Germany is severely lacking, leaving many with long-term neurological conditions to struggle without adequate support.
'Rare illness meant I forgot how to walk - I thought I just had flu'
A woman from Dorset experienced severe flu-like symptoms, leading to a rare diagnosis after she forgot how to walk.
A neurological finding explains why we procrastinate
Researchers at the University of Birmingham found that procrastination occurs because our brains perceive the effort required for tasks as less burdensome when imagined to be carried out in the future.
Skeptical researcher built sound weapon - suffered from 'Havana syndrome'
A Norwegian researcher skeptical of the so-called Havana Syndrome built a sound weapon and subsequently developed symptoms resembling those previously reported by American diplomats.
Scientists Who Confuse Facts with Fiction / Neurologist Oliver Sacks and the Fate of the Public Intellectual
The article discusses the unique and often surreal neurological cases documented by Oliver Sacks, highlighting a blend of fact and fiction in his storytelling.
Baby who fell from car in the middle of avenue in Sorocaba is discharged from hospital
A five-month-old baby who fell out of a car in Sorocaba, Brazil, has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for neurological observation following the incident.
What happens in the brain of an interpreter while playing music?
A concert featuring pianist Nicolas Namoradze at UCSF showcased a visual representation of brain activity during music performance, revealing the complex neurological responses associated with interpreting classical pieces.
SC registers 4 cases of neurological side effects after use of weight loss pens, says SES
Four cases of neurological side effects following the use of weight loss pens have been reported in Santa Catarina, Brazil, linked to the substance tirzepatide in the injectable medication Mounjaro.
Monitor Polski from February 10, 2026 (items 191 - 195)
The article outlines various official communications from the Polish government concerning average wages and an investment program in psychiatric and neurological infrastructure.
Olympic skiing champion cannot speak publicly
Swedish cross-country skier Linn Svahn is unable to speak publicly following a severe concussion and neurological symptoms from a training accident in Trondheim.
Parkinson's Disease is Not Just for the Elderly; Cases Detected in Young People and Even a 9-Year-Old Child
A rare case of Parkinson's disease was reported in a 9-year-old boy, highlighting that the condition can affect younger individuals.
Is ADHD a matter of willpower? Why do people with ADHD react so strongly to criticism
The article discusses misconceptions surrounding ADHD, emphasizing its neurological basis rather than moral failing or lack of willpower.
The brain that never rests: high performance, hyper-vigilance, and the invisible bill of professional sports
The article discusses the psychological and neurological pressures faced by professional athletes, particularly in contact sports, emphasizing the concept of hyper-vigilance and its impact on mental health.
A football player facing Flamengo in the Carioca State Championship collapsed and caused concern
A Brazilian footballer collapsed during a match against Flamengo but is reported to have suffered no neurological damage.
Collision in Pinamar: preparations advance for Bastiรกn's imminent transfer to a rehabilitation center
Bastiรกn has awakened from a coma after three weeks in the hospital following an accident in Pinamar, and his family is urging health insurance to expedite his transfer to a rehabilitation clinic in Greater Buenos Aires for neurological recovery.
Measles outbreak poses risk of 'irreversible' brain damage, health officials warn
Health officials in South Carolina are alerting the public about the risk of permanent neurological damage in children due to a rising number of measles cases and related hospitalizations in the state.
Bird flu confirmed in swans in Pisarina
The Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in two swans at a pond in Pisarovina, where an increased number of swan deaths associated with neurological symptoms has been observed.
Third case of bird flu in Croatia: Virus confirmed in swans in Zagreb County
The Croatian Ministry of Agriculture has reported the third case of bird flu this year, confirming the H5N1 virus in two swans in Pisarovina, Zagreb County, following a rise in swan deaths exhibiting neurological symptoms.
Late: know the condition that changes the understanding of dementia in the elderly
The article discusses Late, a condition affecting older adults that can account for up to one in five dementia cases, distinguishing it from Alzheimer's disease and highlighting its neurological basis.
Family goes to court three times to secure ICU bed for elderly woman in Foz do Iguaรงu
A family from Foz do Iguaรงu, Brazil, had to go to court three times to secure an ICU bed and neurological care for their 74-year-old mother after she waited days for a transfer in the public health system.
Nose symptom could be early Parkinson's sign years before diagnosis
A nose symptom may appear years before other Parkinson's symptoms develop, serving as an early warning sign of the disease.
The fight of the century: Ali vs. Santana
The article discusses the life and legacy of Muhammad Ali, focusing on his biopic 'The Greatest' released in 1977, during which he was still the heavyweight champion but showing signs of neurological damage.
Shocking study: Smoke from wildfires kills more than 24,000 Americans per year
A new study links smoke from wildfires to increased mortality and neurological conditions in the U.S.
New hope against Parkinson's: investigating the role of a new brain network
Researchers are investigating a new brain network as a potential avenue for understanding and treating Parkinson's disease, which significantly impacts around 160,000 people in Spain.
Buzzing, humming or whistling: what are tinnitus, the โphantomโ sounds in our ears
Tinnitus is a neurological condition characterized by hearing sounds like beeping or buzzing that others cannot, affecting over 8% of the population, with many sufferers also experiencing some degree of hearing loss.
Free check of brain and nervous system health, hereโs when and where
In anticipation of National Wear Red Day, which raises awareness about stroke in women, a free neurological health check will be available on February 4th at Trg Petra Preradoviฤa.
The maternal instinct is a myth that imposes unfair and unrealistic expectations on women
Chelsea Conaboy, the author of 'Mother Brain', argues that the perception of maternal instinct sets unrealistic standards for women, which can be overwhelming, especially for new mothers.
Former mayor of Manaus Arthur Neto is hospitalized in Rio de Janeiro with neurological crisis
Former Manaus mayor Arthur Neto was hospitalized in Rio de Janeiro after experiencing a neurological crisis, as confirmed by the former first lady Elizabeth Valeiko on social media.
What it means when a person interrupts conversations, according to psychology
Interrupting conversations is often seen as rudeness or egocentrism, but psychological experts explain that it stems from complex neurological and emotional processes.
PHOTOS โฉ Severe injuries: A kitten ended up in a shocking condition at the Viljandi shelter
A severely injured kitten, later named Kantaluup, was rescued from the Uusna area and is undergoing treatment at a Viljandi animal shelter, with concerns about possible neurological damage.
Will Nipah Jump from India to the World? Facts instead of Sensation
The article discusses the Nipah virus, highlighting its high mortality rate, severe neurological symptoms, and the absence of any treatments or vaccines, while noting that it has not yet spread widely enough to trigger a pandemic.
Mysterious 'Havana Syndrome weapon' that causes headaches - all you need to know
US defense insiders suggest that a weapon may be behind 'Havana Syndrome', a condition causing headaches and other neurological symptoms experienced by diplomats and spies since 2016.
NHS warns of vitamin deficiency that mimics dementia symptoms like memory loss
The NHS warns that a deficiency in a vital vitamin can lead to memory loss and other neurological issues that mimic dementia symptoms, urging the public to check their vitamin levels.
Elon Musk shares plan to mass-produce brain implants for paralysis, neurological disease
Elon Musk's Neuralink plans to begin mass production of brain implant devices by 2026 to help individuals with paralysis and neurological diseases control devices using their brain signals.
More and more parents are giving melatonin to their children to sleep: is it effective and safe?
Experts are urging that melatonin be sold only by prescription due to a lack of evidence supporting its effectiveness in children without neurological disorders and links to increased risk of heart failure.
Mind blanking: what happens in the brain when we 'think of nothing'? Here is what scientists have discovered
This article explores the phenomenon of mind blanking, defining it as a real neurological state, and discusses its differences from focus and daydreaming, its potential links to ADHD and anxiety disorders, and its classification as a 'third state' of mind.
This neurological phenomenon is also present in Billie Eilish, and now it has been revealed by Cynthia Erivo
Actress Cynthia Erivo recently disclosed her experience with synesthesia, a neurological phenomenon that allows her to perceive music as colors, during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.