The Experts Have Spoken: 10 Simple Ways To Boost Cognitive Fitness and Brain-Tailor Your Nutrition Neuroscience + nutrition = cognitive fitness. Marie Claire · Jan 26
Prolonged sitting decreases brain blood flow and function, but just two minutes of this light form of exercise can offset the damage Taking shorter, more frequent breaks is the best remedy Fit & Well · Jan 26
Are You Avoiding Financial Decisions Because They Feel Heavy? Your bank app is staring at you like it knows something. Bills are due, savings goals feel vague, and every financial decision seems to demand energy you do not currently have. Instead of tackling it, you swipe the app closed, promise yourself you’ll deal with it later, and move on… Everybody Loves Your Money · Jan 25
'Twitter-brained': Megyn Kelly slammed online for sarcastic take on ICE shooting of Alex Pretti Megyn Kelly sparked outrage with a sarcastic X post following the fatal shooting of Alex Jeffrey Pretti by ICE officers in Minneapolis. Her comments, suggesting ICE withdrawal and encouraging migrants to move to Minnesota, drew sharp criticism for being insensitive to the incident and ICE's alleged brutalities, amplifying local concerns. The Times of India · Jan 25
'I’m a neuroscientist — this is what happens to your sleep when you don’t leave the house all day' Why staying home all day is keeping you awake at night and what you can do about it, explained by a doctor. Tom’s Guide · Jan 25
Kristen Stewart gets more respect speaking as director rather than actress Kristen Stewart thinks she has been shown more respect as a director than an actress because people talk to her "like somebody with a brain". BANG Premier · Jan 25
Is Money Worry Stealing Your Focus? Your phone buzzes, your coffee cools, and your brain keeps replaying the same math problem you never signed up for. Rent, groceries, savings, emergencies, repeat. Thoughts about money can feel like a pop quiz that never ends, popping up during meetings, meals, and moments that deserve your full attention. The… Everybody Loves Your Money · Jan 24
Do Dogs Understand Our Words or Just Our Voice? The Truth Might Surprise You When Your Dog Tilts Its Head, Is It Really Listening? Every dog parent has experienced it. You say “walk,” and your dog jumps up with excitement. You whisper “bath,” and suddenly they disappear. You talk softly when they are sad, and they come closer, resting their head on your lap.… Times Pets · Jan 24
Get Noticed: Catch Someone’s Attention At The Start Of A Conversation The first few seconds of a conversation are a tiny stage with a very bright spotlight. Eyes flick up, brains start sorting signals, and people decide—often without realizing it—whether they want to lean in or mentally check out. That moment can feel thrilling or intimidating, but it’s also packed with… Clever Dude · Jan 24
Lajuana is 89, with the body and mind of someone decades younger. What are the secrets of the superagers? Why do some people age better than others? Five extraordinary individuals – who scientists are studying – share their tips The Guardian - UK · Jan 24
8 Money Habits That Increase Anxiety Without Helping Some people think money anxiety is just about not having enough. The truth is, the way you handle money can be just as anxiety-inducing as an empty bank account. Imagine staring at your finances, trying to “stay on top of everything,” only to feel your chest tighten, palms sweat, and… The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 23
Your brain can be trained, much like your muscles – a neurologist explains how to boost your brain health If you have ever lifted a weight, you know the routine: challenge the muscle, give it rest, feed it and repeat. Over time, it grows stronger. The Conversation · Jan 23
Why Growth Requires Discomfort Your heart is pounding, your palms are slightly sweaty, and there’s a quiet voice in your head asking why on earth you agreed to this. Clever Dude · Jan 23
Why Does Paying Bills Feel More Mentally Exhausting Your heart rate spikes, your jaw tightens, and suddenly the room feels louder—all because you opened a bill. It’s not even a shocking amount, yet your energy dips as if you just finished a long meeting that should have been an email. Paying bills somehow manages to feel heavier than… The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 23
Tom’s Guide · Jan 23 Microsoft 365 outages prove cloud services are only one glitch away from chaos, and they still don't have a backup plan for the internet Microsoft 365 failed recently. The internet’s lack of a Plan B is the real issue, and we're expected to rely on cloud computing? Hell no.
Inverse · Jan 23 Do Sounds Really Help Us To Sleep? Which sleep sound are the best for falling asleep? How about staying asleep? And is the future of sleep simply a story without an ending?
Clever Dude · Jan 23 7 Work Habits That Lead to Burnout The alarm goes off, your brain starts racing, and before your feet even hit the floor, work has already moved in rent-free. Coffee is gulped, tabs multiply, and the day turns into a blur of urgency. This isn’t just a rough week; it’s a pattern many people slide into without…
Cycling News · Jan 23 'Turn the brain off and just follow them' – Sam Welsford regains the momentum at Tour Down Under as Ineos Grenadiers ushers him to winning position on stage 3 'I was thinking there's no chance' says Australian after he returns to top step of WorldTour podium after a year of absence
LiveScience · Jan 22 'Pain sponge' derived from stem cells could soak up pain signals before they reach the brain Scientists are developing a "sponge" that can soak up pain signals in the body before they reach the brain, potentially offering an alternative to painkillers.
Budget and the Bees · Jan 22 Memory Loss: The “Shingles” Complication That Can Affect Your Brain Permanently Most of us think of shingles as a painful skin rash that ruins a few weeks of our lives. However, emerging research suggests the virus does far more damage beneath the surface than previously thought. The varicella-zoster virus, which causes chickenpox and shingles, has the ability to travel to the…
BANG Premier · Jan 22 Emilia Clarke worries future children could inherit her life-threatening condition Emilia Clarke has revealed that a hereditary arterial weakness that caused her to suffer two brain haemorrhages has left her fearing her future children could inherit the same life-threatening condition
Fortune · Jan 22 AI makes human intelligence more important, not less For CEOs, building “brain capital” is the key to successful AI transformations. Here’s how.
The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 22 Why Do So Many People Say Money Stress Is Constant Money stress doesn’t knock politely and wait for an invitation. It crashes the mental party, grabs a chair, and refuses to leave. One minute you’re enjoying a quiet coffee, and the next your brain is running numbers you didn’t ask for.
The Conversation · Jan 22 Brain device for ADHD shows no benefit in major UK trial Diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are rising rapidly in the UK. More children and teenagers than ever are being referred for assessment and support, and families are often facing long waits and limited options once a diagnosis is made. Schools, health services and parents are all under growing…
The Conversation · Jan 22 Is AI hurting your ability to think? How to reclaim your brain The retirement of West Midlands police chief Craig Guildford is a wake-up call for those of us using artificial intelligence (AI) tools at work and in our personal lives. Guildford lost the confidence of the home secretary after it was revealed that the force used incorrect AI-generated evidence in their…