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Did you know your brain glows?

Summary by CBC News
The human brain is glowing. It emits a faint light known as ultra-weak photon emissions. And a team of researchers at Wilfrid Laurier University have created a helmet that can detect changes to the brain's light that could help diagnose brain cancer earlier than before. Lead researcher Nirosha Murugan explains how the helmet works.

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Did you know your brain glows?

The human brain is glowing. It emits a faint light known as ultra-weak photon emissions. And a team of researchers at Wilfrid Laurier University have created a helmet that can detect changes to the brain's light that could help diagnose brain cancer earlier than before. Lead researcher Nirosha Murugan explains how the helmet works.

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