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Young minds help steer drivers toward safer vehicles
Leongatha residents invited to free ‘Your Brain Matters’ information session
New study sheds lights on rich tapestry of brain
Police arrest two after serious assault in Adelaide, South Australia
Neurodegenerative research at Menzies gets a $500,000 funding boost
Exercise is good for brain, but what type is best?
Grafton man puts stroke on election agenda
Our brains reveal our choices before we’re even aware of them: study
Taking a hike for stroke awareness
Look Before You Lock: Don’t Forget Kids In Cars
Local volunteers sought for Alzheimer’s research
Link between brain size and obesity in adolescents
QUT’s new Education Precinct and Sphere unveiled
Democratisation of advice opens up new opportunities: report
A fine line between pleasure and weight gain
Huntington Beach educators mold musicians of tomorrow
GoodSAM responder helps save Swiss tourist’s life
$70m to kick-start a revitalised Repat
Box Rallies (Shitbox Rally & Mystery Box Rally) to fund outstanding cancer research projects nationally
Lifesaving Stroke Unit Opens At Royal Melbourne Hospital
Recognition for tomorrow’s leaders
Meningococcal disease in an adult
Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute at St. David’s Medical Center enrolling patients to test stroke-reducing device
World first study seeks to unlock a rare cause of young stroke
Are human brains unique?
Octopus for a Preemie Pilot Program
Potential link between vitamin D deficiency and loss of brain plasticity
Research gives GPs clarity in referring headaches for scans
Child with meningococcal disease
Teens missing out on life-saving vaccines
What does origami have to do with physics?
$7 million funding for rare cancer and diseases clinical trials
Probiotics for gut health, what about for depression?
Extinguishing fear memories relies on an unusual change to DNA
People living with dementia lose their ability to daydream
Future of the Repat unveiled
Morning exercise improves brain health in older, overweight adults
Day of awareness to improve understanding of Angelman syndrome
Can being born blind protect people from schizophrenia?
$38.6 million for rare cancer and diseases clinical trials
Building better robots that can get a grip
‘There’s no reason not to trial pill testing’: UNSW drug policy scholar stands firm on the evidence
If in doubt, sit them out
New research program to target reduction of falls in people with Parkinson’s
“If in doubt, sit them out” – updated recommendations on concussion
50th Anniversary of Sophia Antipolis, The First Science and Technology Hub in Europe
International Study Examines Genetic & Vascular Risk Factors for Brain Infarcts
NSW police lay charges after man suffers fractured skull in Penrith assault