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A brain implant reduced this boy’s epilepsy seizures by 80%. And he charges it with headphones

by Akin Smith
A brain implant reduced this boy’s epilepsy seizures by 80%. And he charges it with headphones

As It Happens6:21A brain implant reduced this boy’s epilepsy seizures by 80%. And he charges it with his headphones Before he got his new brain implant, 13-year-old Oran Knowlson’s whole …

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Dance clubs can overwhelm neurodiverse people — so why do so many become DJs?

by Akin Smith
Dance clubs can overwhelm neurodiverse people — so why do so many become DJs?

Deanna Dee is a self-proclaimed weirdo. In fact, she even chose the DJ name Weeurd — a nod to the “weird” way her brain works. As a neurodivergent and queer DJ …

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These B.C. neuroscientists hope to help people with mental health challenges — using patients’ own brainwaves

by Akin Smith
These B.C. neuroscientists hope to help people with mental health challenges — using patients’ own brainwaves

A growing number of psychiatrists and psychologists in B.C. say they’re successfully treating patients by harnessing the power of patients’ own brain waves. Neurofeedback treatment has been studied for several decades but …

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‘A remarkable era’: Groundbreaking innovations in treating spinal cord injury offer new hope for patients

by Akin Smith
‘A remarkable era’: Groundbreaking innovations in treating spinal cord injury offer new hope for patients

Gert-Jan Oskam could no longer walk after a cycling accident 12 years ago in China. He suffered an incomplete spinal cord injury, so while he had some sensation in his lower …

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Social media gets teens hooked while feeding aggression and impulsivity, and researchers think they know why

by Akin Smith
Social media gets teens hooked while feeding aggression and impulsivity, and researchers think they know why

Kids who spend hours on their phones scrolling through social media are showing more aggression, depression and anxiety, say Canadian researchers. Emma Duerden holds the Canada Research Chair in neuroscience …

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