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“What Is The Biggest Mystery We Still Aren’t Close To Solving?” (25 Pics)

In this day and age, on the surface level, it seems like we know a lot about how the world, the human body, and the universe all work. And though we do know quite a bit, there’s still lots of room for scientific progress. Some theories aren’t as solid as…

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Good sleep starts in the gut

You might think good sleep happens in your brain, but restorative sleep actually begins much lower in the body: in the gut.

The Conversation

Why our physical bodies may be a core part of conscious experience – new research

Most of us go through the day without thinking much about our bodies – until something goes wrong. Yet beneath that apparent simplicity lies a remarkable achievement: the brain must constantly knit together sights, touches and signals from muscles and joints into a coherent sense of “this body is mine”.

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Scientists find new link between obesity risk and the quality of your marriage

The love hormone, oxytocin, may be able to influence our relationship with food, researchers say

The Independent UK

Elon Musk’s Neuralink says its brain chip can now help people move robotic limbs

The device is still in clinical trials.

Euronews

Elon Musk Walked Barefoot Through The Snow for 2 Hours on Christmas Eve to Pick Flowers After Forgetting A Gift For Ex-Wife. 'My Brain Is Exploding'

For most people, forgetting to buy your spouse a Christmas present might end with a sheepish apology and a promise to make it up later. But Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO who was simultaneously trying to launch rockets to orbit and cars to the masses, turned his oversight into an…

Benzinga

Americans in their 40s and 50s are experiencing loneliness at alarming rates, study finds

Prolonged loneliness is an issue for nearly 58 million U.S. adults age 45 and older, raising their risk for heart disease and poor brain health

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Hollywood Medium Tyler Henry reveals he’s struggling with short-term memory after emergency brain surgery

Henry underwent his third brain surgery within six months in November

The Independent UK

How scientists are growing computers from human brain cells – and why they want to keep doing it

As prominent artificial intelligence (AI) researchers eye limits to the current phase of the technology, a different approach is gaining attention: using living human brain cells as computational hardware.

The Conversation

The Rental Car Insurance Mistake That Can Cost You a Fortune

You’re standing at the rental car counter, your suitcase still half-zipped, your energy drained from the flight, and suddenly the agent hits you with the question that makes every traveler break into a mental sweat: “Would you like to add insurance today?” It feels like a pop quiz you didn’t…

The Free Financial Advisor

“Heartless” Beauty Queen Accused Of Toddler’s Passing Appears In Court Looking Nothing Like Her Past

The child’s brain was “rendered useless,” according to the indictment.

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This gross habit could reduce your risk of alzheimer’s by 37%, according to experts

Certain amounts of hydrogen sulfide can help protect aging brains from Alzheimer’s disease, according to a 2021 study

The Independent UK

86 Times Medical Staff Had To Step Out Because Patients Coming Off Anesthesia Were Too Funny

There’s a strange kind of honesty that slips out when a person is drifting through anesthesia. In those hazy moments, fears, secrets, and hilarious nonsense spill out without warning, turning a sterile operating room into an unexpected stage of raw, unfiltered humanity. Medical professionals know this better than anyone, and…

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Mom given beta blockers for a tingly arm, only to discover the chilling reason her symptoms never stopped

Aren't doctors supposed to be our saviors?

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The Independent UK

Neuralink patients can now control robotic arms with their thoughts

Elon Musk claims brain chip could one day allow people to live in a robot body

The Independent UK

‘My brother died from brain cancer. I’m 22 and can’t afford the funeral’

David Izekor died in November from an aggressive form of brain cancer

Medical Daily

Dehydration Headache Explained: How Water Intake and Health Hydration Affect Head Pain

Dehydration headaches arise from low water intake and disrupted blood flow. Learn why hydration matters, how to prevent headaches, and hydration tips.

The Conversation

Kim Kardashian’s brain scan shows ‘low activity’ and holes. I’m a brain expert and I have questions

A recent episode of the The Kardashians shared some startling news about Kim Kardashian’s brain.

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The Independent UK

Mother of brain cancer victim says it is ‘not fair’ treatment depends on location

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Boy died of brain cancer less than 12 months after first symptom

His bereaved mother says it is ‘not fair’ that a child’s care can depend on where they live

Evening Standard

Postcode lottery leads to ‘uneven’ care for children with brain cancer – report

A new review has been published by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission.

The Independent UK

Landmark AI tool for stroke patients significantly improves recovery

The technology boosts the chances of a procedure suceeding which removes deadly clots

International Business Times

The Looming Higher Ed 'Brain Drain': Is Political Interference Forcing Academics to Flee Certain States?

Political intrusion in US universities threatens academic quality, mirroring an academic 'brain drain' seen in authoritarian states. Learn how governing board overreach is driving faculty to flee and jeopardizing research excellence.

The Independent UK

Weight loss jab could be used to slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease in major breakthrough

Liraglutide, sold under the brand name Saxenda, is already prescribed on the NHS as a weight loss medication

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10 Convincing Reasons Teenagers Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Drive Yet

Handing your teenager the car keys is a rite of passage. It is also terrifying. We assume that because it is legal, it is safe. That is a dangerous assumption. Driving is the most dangerous thing your child will do. Statistics paint a grim picture of teen drivers. Their brains…

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