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Jimmy Kimmel tears into Trump’s ‘vile’ Reiner post: ‘Nothing is ever too much for him’

Jimmy Kimmel also claimed that the president had a ‘corroded brain’ as he urged Trump voters to reconsider in 2028

The Independent UK

5 genetic 'signatures' underpin a range of psychiatric conditions

A study suggests psychiatric disorders can share the same genetic signatures and that they may stem from shared biological mechanisms.

LiveScience

Sudden Dizziness Standing Up? POTS Symptoms, Low Blood Pressure, and Dizziness Standing Up Explained

Learn why dizziness standing up happens, how to spot POTS symptoms versus low blood pressure, and when recurring episodes mean it's time to see a doctor.

Medical Daily

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6 Ways Cold Weather Impacts Your Stress Levels

Winter doesn’t kick down the door announcing trouble, but it has a sneaky way of creeping into your mood, your body, and your patience. One minute you’re enjoying cozy sweaters and hot drinks, and the next you’re snapping at emails, sleeping weird, and feeling tense for no obvious reason. Cold…

Clever Dude

Older adults may struggle to learn a new language but classes are a worthwhile exercise

It’s well established that children have an easier time learning second languages

The Independent UK

Dissecting the Grinch: what anatomy reveals about Christmas’s most famous villain

The Grinch is one of the holiday season’s most familiar icons. The grumpy, green, fur-covered misanthrope who plotted to sabotage Christmas in Dr Seuss’s classic 1957 work has now become a quintessential part of the yearly festive ritual he so despised.

The Conversation

Distressing videos can have a lasting impact – here’s how to look after yourself in the wake of the Bondi attack

It’s natural to want information about a traumatic event but graphic imagery can cause a significant stress response

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The Traitors' Charlotte Chilton reveals she is having brain surgery after being rushed to A&E

Charlotte has previously spoken openly about her battle with trigeminal neuralgia and has now shared details of a recent flare-up that led to her hospitalisation

Evening Standard

The Traitors' Charlotte Chilton says brain surgery is needed to end 'Physical Torture'

“The Traitors” star Charlotte Chilton shares hospital photo and reveals she’s undergoing brain surgery for severe facial pain caused by trigeminal neuralgia

The Fashion Central

This optical illusion makeup will break your brain

Mimi Choi is a cosmetic wizard.

Creative Bloq

Can you really 'bank sleep' to see you through times when you know you won't be sleeping as much? Experts shed some light

As our calendars fill up and sleep is swapped for socialising and festivities, we ask experts whether we should start 'sleep banking' now.

Tom’s Guide

Our attention spans really are getting shorter – here’s how you can fix yours

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Numerous studies have charted our waning ability to concentrate over the past quarter century; literacy rates and reading for pleasure are simultaneously on the decline amid a proliferation of ‘brain rot’ content. Helen Coffey digs into our collective loss of focus and asks the experts how to…

The Independent UK

Professor Sues Boeing for £30 Million After Toxic Fumes on Flight Left Him Brain Damaged and Unable to Stand

Law professor Jonathan Harris, 60, is suing Boeing for £30m after toxic fumes on a Delta 737 caused brain damage. Exposed in 2024, he now suffers balance issues and carries a gas mask when flying.

International Business Times UK

What Stress Really Does to the Brain: The Science of Cortisol and Its Hidden Mental Effects

Stress changes brain structure, memory, and emotions. Learn how cortisol reshapes the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and amygdala—and what these effects mean long-term.

Medical Daily

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Sleep Debt and Deprivation: The Overlooked Health Crisis Science Can't Ignore

Learn about how sleep debt harms your body and mind. Understand the science behind sleep deprivation effects and why consistent rest is vital for long-term health.

The Guardian - US

Psychedelic treatments show promise for OCD while cannabis doesn’t, review finds

Psychiatry professor theorizes that the difference is related to how the substances interact with areas of the brain

International Business Times UK

California Family's Grief Turns to Horror After Funeral Director Allegedly Gives Them Son's Brain in a Bag

A California family is suing a San Jose funeral home after a father was allegedly given his son's brain in a bag instead of clothing.

Budget and the Bees

The “Silent Stroke”: 6 Subtle Physical Signs Most Seniors Brush Off as Normal Aging

We typically imagine a stroke as a dramatic, catastrophic event involving sirens and sudden paralysis. However, the reality is often much quieter and more insidious. A “silent stroke” occurs deep within the brain, damaging tissue without causing the obvious symptoms we see on television.

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‘Our perfectly healthy daughter caught flu. Now she faces having to learn to walk and talk again’

Sienna Dunion had been a perfectly healthy child with no underlying conditions before she was diagnosed with Acute Necrotising Encephalitis

GamesRadar

The Last of Us director left Naughty Dog after the studio settled into a "paradigm" of how to make a specific type of game: "I just don't have it in me. I would make a lot more money if I did!"

"My brain isn't good with that type of repetition"

Budget and the Bees

Silent Inflammation: 7 Subtle Signs Your Body Is Fighting a Hidden Infection

We often view inflammation through a narrow lens. Typically, we picture a red, swollen ankle after a sprain or the angry sting of a bee. This is acute inflammation, which is your body’s loud, immediate response to injury. However, a more insidious fire burns without smoke. Experts call this silent…

Fortune

Fists, not football: There is no concussion protocol for domestic violence survivors

I'm the senior adviser for the NFL's Concussion Protocol and there's an overlooked concussion crisis among domestic violence victims.

Budget and the Bees

Gut Health Alert: Why “Ultra-Processed” Foods Are Being Linked to Early-Onset Anxiety

We have always known that junk food is bad for our waistlines. We know the guilt of the empty calorie and the lethargy that follows a fast-food binge. But new, groundbreaking research is revealing something far more alarming: that bag of chips might be rewriting your brain. If you have…

The Conversation

Sleep problems and depression can be a vicious cycle, especially during pregnancy − here’s why it’s important to get help

Imagine you got a rough night of sleep. Perhaps you went to bed too late, needed to wake up early or still felt tired when you woke up from what should have been a full night’s sleep.

Clever Dude

6 Ways To Have More Energy At The Start Of The Day

Mornings can feel like a cruel joke sometimes—your alarm blares, your bed is impossibly cozy, and your brain is insisting that coffee is the only solution to the day ahead. Yet somehow, some people rise, shine, and hit the ground running while the rest of us drag our limbs like…

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