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International Left-Handers Day: Facts you may not know about lefties

“If the left half of the brain controls the right half of the body then only left-handed people are in the right mind.” - W.C. Fields

Euronews

It’s possible to reprogram your subconscious mind for a better life – here’s how I did it

IN FOCUS: We’re told our subconscious mind quietly governs almost everything we do, from our finances to our relationships. But how much control do we really have over it? Hannah Ewens tries to reprogram hers using techniques like Psych-K – and the results were unexpected

The Independent UK

Japan boxing authorities toughen up safety measures after deaths of two fighters in two days

The Japan Boxing Commission will crack down on rapid dehydration to ‘make weight’, which experts say makes the brain susceptible to bleeding

The Guardian - AU

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I tried ASMR to fall asleep quickly but experienced misophonia — this is what I'll be doing instead

I asked ASMR expert, Craig Richards, how this method helps people fall asleep fast and why it didn't work for me

Tom’s Guide

Over-50s provided more donated organs than ever before last year, data shows

NHS Blood and Transplant are trying to encourage more people aged 50 and over to join the NHS Organ Donor Register.

The Independent UK

Mom Ends Up in Urgent Care After Popping Pimple In The “Triangle Of Death”

"After seeing this, I feel like I've cheated d*ath 100x."

Bored Panda

Paramedics are less likely to identify a stroke in women than men. Closing this gap could save lives – and money

A stroke happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off, either because of a blockage (called an ischaemic stroke) or bleeding (a haemorrhagic stroke). Around 83% of strokes are ischaemic.

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New study finds virtual reality may help people cope with pain — here's what the scientists found

New research suggests that immersive VR nature scenes may reduce pain sensitivity by activating the brain’s natural pain-relieving pathways.

Tom’s Guide

Electrolyte powders can be 'key' to exercising in the heat - 6 of the best to try

I've tried and tested the best electrolyte powders to help you find refreshing flavours and a better way to hydrate after intense exercise

Woman & Home

Menopause and brain fog: why lifestyle medicine could make a difference

By 2030, an estimated 47 million women worldwide will enter menopause each year. The transition through menopause can last several years and brings with it a host of physical, mental and brain changes. One of the most distressing symptoms reported by women is “brain fog”.

The Conversation

‘On call for brain retrievals’: the man who gets American football players examined for CTE after death

The gunman who killed four people in the building of NFL’s New York headquarters asked for his brain be studied for CTE. Neuroscientist Chris Nowinski on what happens next

The Guardian - US

Glass Hammer's Steve Babb reveals he's undergone successful surgery to remove a benign brain tumour

Glass Hammer mainstay and multi-instrumentalist Steve Babb reveals brain tumour diagnosis and successful surgery in social media post

Louder

Widow whose husband died three days after wedding believes he ‘held on’ to marry her

Terminally ill Dean Dunphy was told it would be a ‘miracle’ if he made it to the ceremony

The Independent UK

Cats develop dementia similarly to humans – study

The breakthrough was hailed as ‘wonderful’ and a ‘perfect natural model for Alzheimer’s’ by scientists who worked on it.

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The Independent UK

Cats develop dementia like humans – and may hold clues to treating it

The breakthrough was hailed as a “perfect natural model for Alzheimer’s” by scientists who worked on it

Tom’s Guide

What is central sleep apnea and how can you tell if you have it?

A sleep scientist and a sleep medicine and pulmonary medicine specialist explain what central sleep apnea is, common symptoms and how to treat it

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Prove You Know More Than The Average Person By Acing This 35-Question True-Or-False Quiz

You guessed your way through Part 1 - now here’s a brand new set of true or false trivia to mess with your brain a little more!We’ve picked 35 random facts for this quiz. They include all corners of knowledge: animals, space, food, pop culture, language, and everything in between.Let’s…

The Independent UK

Here’s why hot weather makes you feel so angry – and how to keep your cool

Disturbed sleep and higher cortisol levels can wreak havoc on your mood

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The Guardian - UK

Here’s one she made earlier! Biddy Baxter, the TV genius who made Blue Peter matter

Baxter was the sharp – if tough – TV brain behind the beloved children’s show’s most celebrated parts, from the studio pets to the coveted badges

The Independent UK

The design flaw holding back today’s humanoid robots

It’s easy to believe the robot revolution is here. But the industry’s biggest players know there is a deeper problem

Evening Standard

Functional drinks are trending: Five of the best to boost everything from gut to brain health

From kombucha to iced matcha lattes, these sips do far more than just quench your thirst, says nutritionist Louise Pyne

Tom’s Guide

"We're building chips that think like the brain" — I got a front row seat to see how neuromorphic computing will transform your next smart device

Neuromorphic computing is bringing brain-like efficiency to AI, enabling ultra-low-power, real-time intelligence in everyday devices. I spoke to the CEO of Innatera about it.

The Independent UK

Try these four therapist-approved ‘brain hacks’ to help relieve stress and reset your nervous system quickly

Your brain responds quickly to certain stimuli like breathing, temperature and noise. According to an integrative therapist you can use these techniques to reduce stress quickly

Everybody Loves Your Money

8 Compliments That Sound Sweet But Push You Into Guilt Spending

The human brain is wired to respond to praise, and marketers know it. A well-placed compliment can feel like warm sunlight, but sometimes that warmth is bait. When someone flatters you while sliding a product, service, or donation form into view, it can trigger a subtle sense of obligation.

Al Jazeera

Two fighters die from brain injuries in boxing bouts in Japan

Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa pass away within a day of each other after separate bouts on the same card.

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