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Dawn French says ‘suicide lives in my brain’ after her father took his life when she was 19 years old

Actor is due to publish her fifth novel ‘Enough’ about a woman considering suicide

The Independent UK

Listen and learn: the hidden secret to spotting a liar

You may think you know when someone’s trying to deceive you, but there’s a clever trick very few people are aware of – one that has eluded AI and Traitors contestants alike

The Guardian - UK

When to Try TMS or Ketamine for Treatment Resistant Depression and What to Expect

Learn when to try TMS or ketamine for treatment resistant depression, how neuromodulation therapy works, and what to expect from these advanced depression treatments.

Medical Daily

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Challenge Yourself With 24 SAT-Style Questions To See If You Could Get Into College Nowadays

Ready to put your cognitive skills to the ultimate test? Whether you’re a student gearing up for college admissions or a lifelong learner seeking a high-quality brain workout, this SAT-style challenge is designed to sharpen your mind. We’ve curated 24 multiple-choice questions that mirror the rigor of the SAT exam,…

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ClearPoint Neuro Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

ClearPoint Neuro (NASDAQ:CLPT) reported record first-quarter 2026 revenue and reaffirmed its full-year outlook, as management highlighted growth in its legacy neurosurgical device business and early contributions from the recently acquired IRRAflow product line. Chief Executive Officer Joe Burnett

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Brainsway Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Brainsway (NASDAQ:BWAY) reported a strong start to 2026, with first-quarter revenue rising 35% year over year as the company expanded placements of its Deep TMS systems and continued to build its recurring revenue base. Chief Executive Officer Hadar Levy said on the company’s earnings call that rev

MarketBeat

5 Morning Habits That May Be Damaging Your Brain Slowly

Modern life has transformed mornings into a race against time. Millions of people wake up already stressed, immediately reach for their phones, skip breakfast, overload on caffeine, or rush through the start of the day without realizing how these habits may affect the brain over time. Neurologists and mental health…

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Why Some People Keep You Emotionally Hooked Without Choosing You

Some people never fully enter your life. But somehow, they never fully leave either. They text just enough to keep you emotionally attached. They disappear when things become serious. They give attention when they feel lonely, then pull away the moment you expect consistency. And the most confusing part? They…

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How Did Jason Collins, NBA's First Openly Gay Player, Die? Net Worth, Husband and Life Beyond Basketball

Jason Collins, the first openly gay NBA player, has died at 47 from glioblastoma. His legacy goes beyond basketball, inspiring inclusivity and support for LGBTQ+ athletes.

International Business Times UK

How Air Pollution and Particulates Cause Inflammation and Damage Your Lungs, Heart, and Brain

Air pollution and fine particle exposure drive inflammation, affecting lung heart brain impacts and long-term health. Learn risks of particulates and ways to reduce exposure.

Medical Daily

The 'Ice-Cold' Bedroom Scent That Instantly Tricks Your Brain Into Feeling Cooler on Humid May Nights

Certain notes instantly relax your mind and body on hot and clammy nights

Homes & Gardens

After years of anxiety, I made one change to my workout to stress less – and it worked

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK: Research suggests that 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous aerobic exercise weekly can cause a long-term reduction in your baseline levels of stress. Lydia Spencer-Elliott puts it to the test and sees if her mood rises as her heart rate does

The Independent UK

6 Animal Facts That Sound Too Crazy To Be Real

The animal kingdom is far stranger than most people realise. Some animals can survive deadly conditions, some have powers that sound impossible, and others behave in ways that even scientists still struggle to explain. You may think you know animals because you’ve seen them in documentaries, zoos, or viral videos…

Times Pets

Jason Collins, 47, Dies of Brain Cancer: About the Deadly Glioblastoma That Took NBA's First Openly Gay Player

Jason Collins, the first openly gay NBA player, has died at 47 after an eight-month battle with glioblastoma, leaving a legacy of courage and inclusivity in sports.

International Business Times UK

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6 Hidden Gita Lessons That Explain Why Life Feels Uncertain

Life often feels unstable even when we try to do everything “right.” Plans fail, relationships shift, outcomes change without warning, and the mind constantly searches for control. This feeling of uncertainty is not new. It is exactly the condition Arjuna experiences at the beginning of the Bhagavad Gita, where confusion,…

The Economic Times

Jason Collins cause of death explained: Former NBA center and first openly gay player dies at 47 after brain cancer battle

Jason Collins, the former NBA center, has died at 47 after battling glioblastoma. Collins, who came out in 2013, was celebrated for his courage and advocacy for inclusivity. His family expressed gratitude for the support received during his treatment.

The Guardian - US

Jason Collins, NBA's first out gay player, dies aged 47 of brain tumor

Collins, a pioneer for inclusion and an ambassador for the NBA, died after eight-month battle with glioblastoma

The Conversation

Bilingualism and sex hormones may provide a new link to brain resilience and dementia risk

Why do some people maintain good memories and have healthy brains even as they age?

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Microplastics Are Quietly Disrupting Your Hormones—Here’s What Scientists Have Found

Plastic is everywhere, from water bottles and food containers to clothing fibers and even household dust. What many people do not realize is that tiny plastic fragments called microplastics are now being detected inside the human body, including in the bloodstream, reproductive organs, and brain tissue. Researchers are increasingly concerned…

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Why Cats Instantly Trigger the Human “Aww” Response, Science Explains

There is a familiar moment most cat owners recognize instantly. A kitten tilts its head, a cat curls into a tiny sleeping ball, or quietly stares with wide eyes, and suddenly the human brain reacts with an immediate emotional “aww.” It feels automatic, almost reflex-like, as if the response happens…

MarketBeat

Acumen Pharmaceuticals Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Acumen Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ABOS) said its Phase 2 ALTITUDE-AD trial of sabirnetug remains on track, with top-line results expected late in 2026, as the company continues to advance its broader Alzheimer’s disease pipeline. On the company’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call, Chief Executive Offic

The Independent UK

Your morning coffee could be silently changing how you respond to touch

Caffeine appears to increase brain's ability to respond to touch

The Conversation

Self-driving cars struggle to see at night or in fog – but imitating the human brain can make them safe

Picture this: you’re driving on a mountain road, when you suddenly hit a thick patch of fog. You respond instinctively. Your vision sharpens, and you narrow your eyes to make out the shape of any oncoming cars.

Medical Daily

Sleep Hygiene Tips for Deeper Sleep and a Calmer Bedroom Environment That Supports Melatonin and a Healthy Circadian Rhythm

Discover practical sleep hygiene tips that support melatonin, align your circadian rhythm, and optimize your bedroom environment to help you fall asleep faster and wake feeling refreshed.

Medical Daily

Brief Magnetic Brain Stimulation Shows Early Promise For Improving Communication In Some Children With Autism

Brief, non-invasive magnetic brain stimulation over five days shows early promise for improving social communication and language skills in some young children with autism, early research suggests.

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