MIT study finds neurons in epilepsy patients that only respond to singing
Instrumental music or human speech had no impact on the same group of neurons.
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CD Projekt Red plans to address Cyberpunk 2077's epilepsy triggers
The team will implement a 'permanent solution' as soon as possible.
TikTok will add a flashing imagery filter to address epilepsy concerns
Users have the option of blocking all clips with flashing imagery in settings.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
Researchers say they can predict epileptic seizures an hour in advance
Their wearable device uses machine learning algorithms to analyze EEG signals.
Twitter blocks animated PNGs to keep trolls from using them to trigger seizures (updated)
You’ll still be able to use GIFs when you feel the need to share your favorite screencaps.
Researchers develop an AI system with near-perfect seizure prediction
It's 99.6 accurate detecting seizures up to an hour before they happen.
Facebook is inching closer to a think-to-type computer system
There's a long way to go to 100 word-per-minute mental typing, though.
Smart arm bracelet warns of nighttime epileptic seizures
Nightwatch could save lives without the hassles of other sensors.
FDA approves its first marijuana-derived drug
Epidiolex can reduce the frequency of epileptic seizures.
Researchers create less invasive method for placing brain electrodes
It could help improve treatments for conditions like epilepsy.
We're not getting Luke Skywalker's prosthetics any time soon
You've got about as good a chance inventing a lightsaber.
FBI apprehends troll for seizure-inducing Twitter attack
'It sends a message that there is no free shot against journalists.'
'Vanity Fair' editor sues Twitter troll for giving him a seizure
The user tweeted an animation at the editor that triggered his epilepsy.
Brain-fixing injectable wires will soon be tested on humans
Doctors will use it to perform experiments on people with epilepsy.
Implantable computer chip could spot seizures before they start
The wetware would work in tandem with the patient's grey matter.
Scientists predict human thought in real time, nearly every time
Researchers at the University of Washington tracked perception at the speed of thought.
