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All my boomer brain neurons activated when I played this 18th century RTS’ Steam Next Fest demo

An ideal title for Total War fans.

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How to Keep Learning and Growing in Your Golden Years

Retirement isn’t the end of learning—it’s the beginning of a new kind. Once the pressures of work fade, you finally have time to explore interests,...

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9 ways to help your brain and boost your memory during exam season

It’s exam season in Australia. Year 12 students are sitting final exams, while university and younger school students also face end-of-year assessments.

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Avengers: Doomsday will melt everybody's brain, says Channing Tatum

Channing Tatum has teased details of the new Marvel movie, Avengers: Doomsday.

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Podcast: Scientists find a way to “see” anxiety in the brain

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Evening Standard

Experts uncover reason why women are at higher risk of Alzheimer’s and MS

Multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease each affect women more often than men, about two to three times as often, researchers say

The Independent UK

71 Jaw-Dropping Microscopic Images From The 2025 Nikon Small World Competition

The winners of the 51st annual Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition have been announced, showcasing some of the most stunning and detailed images of the microscopic world!

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How Do You Make Your Bedroom Tech-Free? 5 Things to Keep Out, and 5 Allowances You'll Want to Make for Sleep and Comfort

While there are some non-negotiables that you should banish from your bedroom for better sleep and an end to late-night doom-scrolling, there are a few 'dumb' choices you'll want to keep in

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REM sleep may reshape what we remember

Researchers trace how different sleep stages may fine-tune what we remember, trading specifics for more general knowledge.

LiveScience

Human ancestors were exposed to lead millions of years ago, and it shaped our evolution

When we think of lead poisoning, most of us imagine modern human-made pollution, paint, old pipes, or exhaust fumes.

The Conversation

What You Should Know About Alzheimer’s Early Warning Signs

Forgetting where you left your keys isn’t unusual—but forgetting what they’re for can be. Alzheimer’s disease develops slowly, often years before symptoms become obvious. The...

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General Hospital star Kirsten Storms undergoing brain surgery for aneurysm

The actor’s surgery is being scheduled for sometime in the ‘next two weeks’

The Independent UK

Focused sound energy holds promise for treating cancer, Alzheimer’s and other diseases

Sound waves at frequencies above the threshold for human hearing are routinely used in medical care. Also known as ultrasound, these sound waves can help clinicians diagnose and monitor disease, and can also provide first glimpses of your newest family members.

The Conversation

New nanoparticle treatment helps brain to clear toxic Alzheimer’s proteins in mice

Alzheimer’s is a disease that robs people of their memory, and scientists have long sought ways to stop or reverse its effects. But the blood-brain barrier – the brain’s protective shield – has been both a friend and a foe. While it keeps harmful substances out, it also blocks many…

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The Independent UK

Brain cancer patients left ‘devastated’ as new drug is rejected for NHS use

Patients who have taken the drug in clinical trials report remarkable results, including their tumours shrinking

Evening Standard

Patients with brain cancer express disappointment after drug rejected for NHS

Patients who have taken the drug in clinical trials report remarkable results, including their tumours shrinking.

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“Horrific”: Brain Surgeon Arrested After Daughter, 12, Allegedly Drills A Hole In Patient’s Skull

“Jail time may help her get her priorities straight. I hope the patient sues the doctor and the hospital!”

Evening Standard

Eye-tracking system can detect Alzheimer’s tendency, study finds

A system called ViewMind Atlas uses eye-tracking and software to assess brain health.

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7 Childhood Memories That Turn Into Adult Trust Issues

Let’s be honest—adulthood is basically just childhood trauma with a 9-to-5 schedule and a coffee addiction. We grow up thinking we’ve outsmarted our past, only to realize that those innocent moments—the ones we brushed off as “no big deal”—have shaped how we trust (or don’t trust) people today. You know…

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5 Ways to Keep Your Memory Sharp After Retirement

Retirement brings freedom, but it also introduces new challenges—especially when it comes to keeping the mind active. Without the structure of a daily job, many...

The Independent UK

Simple blood test gets green light by FDA to improve early detection of Alzheimer’s disease

Millions of Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and hundreds of thousands are diagnosed each year

The Conversation

The seven symptoms that can delay brain tumour diagnosis – and why early detection matters

Everyone gets headaches. Everyone misplaces their phone or forgets a name now and then. Most of the time, these moments are harmless – the result of stress, fatigue, or just a busy mind. Yet they’re also examples of symptoms that can, in rare cases, signal something far more serious: a…

The Independent UK

Mother guilty of killing baby daughter who suffered catastrophic brain injuries

Kaylani Kalanzi had been known to social services before she was born

Everybody Loves Your Money

5 Regrets People Admit After Staying Silent Too Long

We’ve all been there—standing in the middle of a conversation, heart pounding, mouth dry, brain screaming, “Say something!” But instead, you swallow the words, smile awkwardly, and watch the moment slip away forever. Silence can feel safe in the moment—it keeps the peace, avoids awkwardness, and lets you dodge vulnerability.…

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A ‘digital twin’ of your brain could predict mental health issues, and slow cognitive decline

When we hear the word “twins”, we tend to think of two identical people who share physical traits, and perhaps certain behaviours or quirks. However, in the world of technology this word has a different meaning. It refers to something both revolutionary and still relatively underexplored: digital twins.

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