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Researchers have a new way to slow memory loss for Alzheimer’s disease

Researchers put mice through water mazes and object recognition tests to see how a drug impacted their brains

The Independent UK

A new stem cell treatment could offer hope for people living with Parkinson’s

More than 1 million Americans live with the neurodegenerative brain disorder – and that number is expected to climb

The Independent UK

‘Part of our biological toolkit’: newborn babies can anticipate rhythm in music, researchers find

Brain activity suggests newborns can detect and predict patterns relating to rhythm, study says

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Children in South Carolina are developing rare brain swelling complications after measles outbreak

The majority of the Southeast state’s 876 cases have been in unvaccinated children

The Independent UK

Boulet’s Daily Life Comics Capture The Chaos Of Kids, Time, And A Brain That Won’t Chill

French cartoonist and illustrator Gilles Roussel (better known as Boulet) has been drawing sharp, funny comics for years, from published series work to his long-running webcomic blog Bouletcorp, later collected as "Notes." Alongside his online work, he’s also published and collaborated on books, including "Bea Wolf," a children’s book written…

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The Sinus Infection Symptoms You Should Never Ignore in 2026

A stuffy nose and a dull headache are usually dismissed as the “winter tax” we all have to pay. We buy the over-the-counter sprays, we steam our faces, and we wait for it to pass. But in 2026, medical professionals are seeing a rise in secondary infections that turn a…

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The “Frozen Pipe” Mistake Homeowners Make During Temperature Swings

There’s a special kind of panic that hits when you turn on a faucet in winter and nothing comes out. It’s the homeowner equivalent of your car making a noise you’ve never heard before—your brain instantly jumps to the worst-case scenario.

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Is AI and Social Media Secretly Destroying Your Brain? The Shocking Truth Scientists Found

AI tools like ChatGPT and social media have revolutionized how we find information, but new research from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania warns of hidden risks. Relying too heavily on AI for instant answers can reduce deep learning, critical thinking, and originality. Unlike traditional search, which requires…

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Summer Heatstroke In Pets: Warning, Signs And Prevention

Why do cats or dogs get heat stroke?

Poor airflow and no shade increase the risk of heat stroke, especially for outdoor pets.

It’s easy for our pets to overheat in warm weather. Unlike us, they can’t remove layers when it gets hot, and they don’t always have an option…

Times Pets

If You Are A Genius, You’ll Decode All 26 Of These Brain Teasers: Prove You Can

From NATO phonetic to the Greek alphabet, plus historic military codes, Morse Symbols, and other tricky letter systems, there’s something for everyone in this quiz. We’ve created a 26-question challenge, one for each letter A to Z. Each question asks you to match a letter to its corresponding word or…

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I’m autistic and have a brain injury. ICE dragged me from my car anyway. Then my nightmare really began

IN FOCUS: Exclusive Details: Aliya Rahman speaks to Eric Garcia about her ordeals — on the streets of Minneapolis, in a grim ICE detention center where she was mocked over her condition and through the public threats that flooded in after she spoke out

The Independent UK

This Comic Series Is Full Of Cute Characters And Uncomfortably Accurate Feelings (60 Pics)

If you’ve ever overthought a text, spiraled over a minor inconvenience, or tried to “be chill” while your brain is doing cartwheels, “Roonie the Rabbit” will feel uncomfortably familiar. Created by artist Porter Mason, this comic series utilizes cute little animals as a surprisingly effective delivery system for big emotions.…

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One Small Daily Habit That Helps You Sleep Better

We usually blame our phones, busy schedule or stress for not having a proper sleep. Sleep problems sometimes feel confusing. But better sleep does not need a new bedtime, supplements or strict rules. One simple daily habit can change a lot. Getting consistent natural light exposure during the day. It…

Times Life

'Lingering In My Brain Over The Years': Jeff Probst Explains Why Survivor 50 Introduced Celebrity Cameos

Jimmy Fallon and more will pop up on the new season.

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Fare dodger left victim with a bleed on brain after being told off for ‘bumping’ London Tube barrier

Rikki Holmes, 33, attempted to exit without paying but was scolded by furious commuter Ian McQueen

The Conversation

How our lab is helping develop an Alzheimer’s test that can be done at home

Imagine diagnosing one of the most challenging neurological diseases with just a quick finger-prick, a few drops of blood and a test sent in the post. This may sound like science fiction, but we are hoping our research could soon help it become a reality.

Times Life

Dementia Starts in Your Legs: Doctor Reveals Shocking Truth

Many of us might already know that dementia is one of the main reasons for dependency and disability among older adults all over the world. Studies show that almost 10 million individuals get affected by dementia each year. However, the common belief is that not keeping the brain active is…

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“Brain Malfunction”: 15 Times Chappell Roan Wore Something So Bold People Lost Their Minds

“Serious wardrobe malfunction. Or brain malfunction. Maybe both. Either way, it’s just trashy.”

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Rest Isn’t Sleep and That Mistake Is Draining You

We often say that we rested for the whole day and did nothing but still at the end of the day we are tired. That's because rest and sleep are not the same thing. And mixing them together slowly makes you feel more down. You can spend hours laying down…

Times Life

A “Normal” Headache That Should Raise Alarm

Most of us do not think twice whenever we get a headache. For us it's completely normal and we blame it for our long hectic days, bad sleep or not drinking enough water. We take pills, take some rest and when it gets a little better we again start our…

The Conversation

Why are scientists calling for urgent action on amoebas?

Scientists are calling for urgent action on free-living amoebas – a little-known group of microbes that could pose a growing global health threat. Here’s what you need to know.

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“Oh God, This Person’s An Idiot”: 80 Moments When People Realized A Person Was Dumb

The Irish and the Scots refer to them as "eejits." In "Tropic Thunder," Kirk Lazarus called them morons. Imbeciles. In the eyes of the people who shared these stories, they are simply "idiots," or people who did or said things that made others seriously question their intellect. Some of them…

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Babies can categorise objects at just two months old, new study finds

The study suggests that cognitive development begins far earlier than previously believed, with infants actively processing and categorising the world around them from a very early age.

The Conversation

Certain brain injuries may be linked to violent crime – identifying them could help reveal how people make moral choices

On Oct. 25, 2023, a 40-year old man named Robert Card opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle at a bowling alley and nearby bar in Lewiston, Maine, killing 18 people and wounding 13 others. Card was found dead by suicide two days later. His autopsy revealed extensive damage to the…

Times Life

Glaucoma Warning Signs That Can Lead to Vision Loss

Most people don't feel pain and don't understand a sudden change in their eye. They don't realise that something has changed until their vision is gone. Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight. By the time the symptoms get very obvious to be seen and they can even…

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