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Imagine a scene from the movie Jaws, with the great white shark closing in on another helpless victim. The iconic semi-tone pattern builds and your heartbeat rises with it; the suspense pulls you further to the edge of your seat.

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Teddi Mellencamp reveals her health battle 'is not over'

Teddi Mellencamp has revealed that she recently had four brain tumours removed.

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Experts warn of federal government brain drain that could be ‘devastating’ for the U.S. economy

“It’s really a devastating way to manage a business, and it’s a devastating way to manage the government.”

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Defiant Gary Woodland Vows To 'Carry On Fighting For My Dreams' In Emotional Press Conference After Receiving PGA Tour Courage Award

Woodland was honored with the PGA Tour Courage Award on Wednesday after returning to pro golf following surgery on a benign brain tumor last year

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Gary Woodland Has Heartfelt Message on What Golf Means After Brain Cancer

Nearly a year and a half since his diagnosis, Woodland still gets emotional discussing all he’s been through—and it's given him a new perspective on his career and life.

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When Someone Actually Used Their Brain: 26 Brilliant Designs

Somewhere between "why didn't I think of that?" and "this person deserves a Nobel Prize," lives a collection of 26 designs that make regular inventions look lazy. The post When Someone Actually Used Their Brain: 26 Brilliant Designs first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Harvard expert recommends THIS 4-minute activity to boost brain health

While health experts are raising alarms about the growing incidence and early onset of dementia, it is essential to adopt healthy practices to keep the brain health in check.

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Teddi Mellencamp shares first message since brain tumour surgery

Teddi Mellencamp has shared her first message on social media since her brain tumour surgery as she paid tribute to her daughter on her birthday.

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Simple blood test ‘could predict risk of major diseases decades later’

The highest risk of dementia was found in people whose immune system aged faster than usual – not in people whose brains aged more rapidly.

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Optical illusion: Can you find the rat in this picture?

Your brain is a master of pattern recognition, constantly interpreting the world by identifying familiar shapes and structures. However, optical illusions disrupt this process, tricking your visual cortex and making it work harder to distinguish real objects from distractions.

The Times of India

Can stress actually be good for our health? The surprising ways it can make us stronger and boost longevity

Research shows that exposing ourselves to short, sharp forms of stress can be good for our health — as long as it’s the right kind of stress. Giulia Crouch reports

Evening Standard

'I can't remember things that happened 30 years ago' - Sarah Lancashire experienced frightening menopause brain fog

The actress suffered debilitating brain fog during the menopause, and had a really difficult experience going through this midlife change

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Kelsey Parker wants to 'enjoy every moment' of her pregnancy after finding the last one 'so hard'

Kelsey Parker - who lost her husband Tom to a brain tumour in 2022 - wants to "enjoy every moment" of her new pregnancy.

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Omega-3s ‘could be vital in motor neurone disease and dementia protection’

Experts specifically looked at alpha linoleic acid (ALA), a type of omega-3 fatty acid found in flaxseed, walnuts and soybean and vegetable oils.

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The simple diet change that could protect against dementia and motor neurone disease

Boosting your consumption of certain fats could help to keep your brain healthy

Medical Daily

New Way To Detect Alzheimer's? Your Breathing Pattern Could Be An Early Sign

A recent study suggests that a higher breathing rate could be an earlier sign of Alzheimer's that might help identify the disease before more obvious symptoms appear.

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43 Weird Facts Explained In The Simplest Possible Way, Courtesy Of This IG Page

If you were wondering why armpit sweat is smellier than the sweat from other parts of our bodies and why dogs poop in alignment with the Earth's magnetic field, check out the simple explanations here! The post 43 Weird Facts Explained In The Simplest Possible Way, Courtesy Of This IG…

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Best ADHD supplements: Top vitamins and amino acids for brain health

ADHD diagnoses are on the rise, and with that, many are turning to supplements for support

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Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas says brain tumor has returned

Michael Tilson Thomas’ brain tumor has returned, and the 80-year-old conductor intends to lead his final performance in April

Fortune

TV journalist Kendis Gibson says he secretly battled depression before psychedelics saved his life

Now he's opening up about his mental health journey—specifically, about the powerful role played by psychedelics—in a new memoir.

The Independent UK

How AI could help detect epilepsy before radiologists

The technology could have been used on about one in five of the 630,000 people with epilepsy in the UK

Evening Standard

AI could help detect epilepsy-linked brain lesions that are often missed – study

The software, known as Meld Graph, was developed by scientists at King’s College London and University College London.

The Times of India

Epilepsy in children: Seizure attacks in young kids, essential tips for parents

Epilepsy in children is a difficult journey for parents. The very natural reactions of fear, helplessness can be overwhelming. This is often worsened by the social stigma associated with epilepsy. The constant worry about the next seizure given it’s unpredictable nature, balancing treatments and hospital visits with normal life and…

The Independent UK

Your sleep is affected by what you do during the day. Here’s how

Sleep experts detail how you to get better rest at night by doing these things in the day

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The anatomy of fight-ending blows and chokes in combat sports

The human body has evolved to shield its vital organs, from the brain’s hard skull and meninges to the ribs and sternum protecting the heart and lungs. Even abdominal structures are safeguarded by muscular layers. In contact sports, understanding these vulnerabilities can give competitors the edge, allowing them to take…

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