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Your dog can actually sense how you’re feeling, scientists say

When your dog appears at your side during your worst moments, is it a coincidence? Not even close

The Independent UK

‘I have different weathers in my brain’: how Celeste rekindled her love of music after heartbreak and loss

After a No 1 debut album, a Brit win and Mercury and Oscar nods, the pandemic and a devastating breakup paused the singer’s rising career. Now, she’s back with a new record and a newfound sense of peace

The Guardian - UK

What Are All These Microplastics Doing To Our Brains?

Tiny shards of plastic called microplastics have been detected accumulating in human brains, but there is not yet enough evidence to say whether this is doing us harm, experts have said.

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Experts explain the rare flu complication that can impact the brain

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Your dog can read your mind – sort of

Your dog tilts its head when you cry, paces when you’re stressed, and somehow appears at your side during your worst moments. Coincidence? Not even close.

The Conversation

This is what screen time does to a child's brain

Playing computer games helps children stay connected even while they're separated, according to research.

Evening Standard

Doctor reveals his go to hack which allows you to get to sleep in minutes

Sleep deprivation can have serious negative impacts on our overall health and wellbeing

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How FDA panelists casting doubt on antidepressant use during pregnancy could lead to devastating outcomes for mothers

At a meeting held by the Food and Drug Administration on July 21, 2025, a panel convened by the agency cast doubt on the safety of antidepressant medications called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs, in pregnancy.

The Conversation

I asked a longevity expert how to live longer — these are the 5 sleep habits he swears by

I spoke to longevity expert Dr. Gary Small to find out the sleep habits that help us live longer

Tom’s Guide

6 Emotional Red Flags You’ve Been Trained to Ignore

Do you ever get that sinking feeling in your stomach during a conversation? Or see a subtle, dismissive wave of a hand when you share something important? We often experience these moments but quickly push them aside. We tell ourselves we are being “too sensitive” or “overthinking it.” The truth…

Budget and the Bees

What are the signs that you might be a psychopath? Study shares new discoveries

A new study published in the European Journal of Neuroscience explores how unusual brain connections relate to psychopathic traits and behaviours

Evening Standard

10 Habits That Undermine Your Intelligence (Without You Realizing)

We often think of intelligence as a fixed trait. We believe you either have it, or you don’t. The truth is that our cognitive abilities are very dynamic. Our daily routines influence them far more than we realize. You might have harmless habits that are silently sabotaging your mental skills.…

Budget and the Bees

Want to protect your brain as you age? Science says to start with this routine

Move more, eat better, stay social and don’t go it alone. Science says your brain will thank you.

Tom’s Guide

Father of two diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing on London Tube

Sam Suriakumar suddenly felt ‘very dizzy’ at the gym before he collapsed on the London Underground

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Leanne review – you can’t help but love the star of this terribly written, joke-free sitcom

The first episode of this comedy, about a woman who has to rebuild her life after her husband leaves, is bad – really bad. But it gets better, in a brain-melting sort of way …

Euronews

French scientists say light stimulation shows promise in slowing Parkinson's disease

An early-stage clinical trial in France appeared to help restore some brain function for three Parkinson's patients.

International Business Times UK

Was It All in His Head? Tour de France Hopeful's £1M Legal Battle Over 'Invisible' Brain Injury

A pro cyclist aspiring to compete in the Tour de France was car-doored, ruining his career dream. Now, he is suing for over £1 million.

The Guardian - US

Why it’s important to protect your hearing as you age – and what experts suggest

What’s most important about hearing health how it helps people stay engaged, say experts – here’s how to support it

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How jigsaws, Lego and sourdough helped the Lionesses win the Euros

As a psychologist, I know managing brain chemistry to avoid burnout is crucial to sporting success – and we can all learn from that , says clinical psychologist Amy Izycky

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10 Everyday Habits That Could Be Harming Your Brain Over Time

Your brain is working all the time, even when you’re not thinking about it. It helps you remember names, solve problems, and make decisions. But some daily habits can slowly chip away at your brain’s health, even if you don’t notice right away. These habits can affect your memory, focus,…

Budget and the Bees

9 Everyday Habits That Are Actually Coping Mechanisms

We all have our little quirks and daily routines. We do these things without much conscious thought. You might bite your nails when you concentrate or constantly check your phone. While these behaviors seem like simple habits, they are often much more. Many are actually coping mechanisms our brains use…

The Independent UK

Pro-cyclist ‘car-doored’ on London road sues for £1m over ruined Tour de France dreams

James McLaughlin says the accident in West Wickham left him brain damaged

The Guardian - US

The New York gunman blamed CTE. I’ve seen that pain and I know silence is deadly

This tragedy was about more than one man’s pain. It was about how football glorifies suffering and how America ignores mental health while arming the broken

The Independent UK

Officials work to unravel how and why gunman carried out deadly attack on NYC office building

Investigators are piecing together more details about how a former high school football player who blamed the game for his mental health problems carried out a deadly attack on an office building that is home to the NFL

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The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers: did Grace make up Liam's 'illness'?

We're starting to question Liam's illness on The Bold and the Beautiful and we wonder if Grace made up the whole thing.

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