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Cloudflare thinks it has a way to make millions of web pages faster, for free

Cloudflare’s Speed Brain will pre-load static elements of the page it thinks you’re going to open next.

TechRadar

Breathing may introduce microplastics to the brain – new study

Small plastic particles are everywhere: in the soil where our food is grown, in the water we drink and in the air we breathe. They got there from the plastic we throw away, which ends up in landfill sites, rivers and seas. There the plastic waste slowly breaks down, releasing…

The Conversation

Woman Grows Up As A Maid For Her Foster Parents, Refuses To Help Them When She’s Successful

People who endured mistreatment as children may want to cut ties with their families. The author of this story went through abuse from her adoptive family. The post Woman Grows Up As A Maid For Her Foster Parents, Refuses To Help Them When She’s Successful first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Four Kings review – boxing should be banned

This horrifying, tear-inducing documentary about Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Frank Bruno and Lennox Lewis has awful details of detached retinas, brain damage and racism. It’s a real indictment

The Guardian - UK

Resiliency and concussion: Why do some athletes develop neurodegeneration and others don’t?

Ontario’s Minister of Sport, 71-year-old Neil Lumsden, recently announced his decision to donate his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada to support research on brain injuries.

The Conversation

Why Brahmi tea should be given to children and 50-plus people

Are you familiar with Brahmi? For generations, people have used Bacopa monnieri, an ancient herb, to improve overall health, lower stress levels, and boost cognitive function. Even so, did you know that adults over 50 and children can benefit most from it? Here is all you need to know about…

The Times of India

Nikki Haley: ‘I haven’t forgotten’ about Trump dissing my husband and calling me ‘bird brain’

Haley and Trump clashed on 2024 campaign trail

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Save your planet by finding the hidden alien in this queue

In this optical illusion, all you have to do is spot the hidden alien in the queue at the supermarket – but there’s a catch! You only have 7 seconds to find it. Think you can solve it before the time runs out?

The Times of India

Exposure To Air Pollution During Pregnancy And Childhood Have Lasting Effects On Brain: Study

Exposure to fine particles (PM2.5) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) during pregnancy and childhood can lead to significant changes in the microstructure of the brain's white matter, the study revealed.

Medical Daily

Is an ankle sprain also a brain injury? How neuroscience is helping athletes, astronauts and ‘average Joes’

Have you ever thought of an ankle sprain as a brain injury? Most people probably wouldn’t.

The Conversation

B.C.’s plan for involuntary addiction treatment is a step back in our response to the overdose crisis

British Columbia Premier David Eby recently announced that his government plans to open highly secure facilities where people struggling with mental health, serious brain injuries and severe addictions will receive involuntary care.

The Conversation

An oral weight loss pill has just passed early trials with promising results – here’s how it works

The arrival of GLP-1 analogue drugs (such as Wegovy) marked a huge shift in the weight loss drug market. These drugs have been shown to lead to significant weight loss in users – as much as 15% or more of their body weight in clinical trials. For this reason, demand…

The Conversation

32 of the world's smartest animals

Though measuring animal intelligence is tricky, some animals show remarkable cognitive abilities that may rival our own.

LiveScience

This Newly Identified Brain Circuit Could Be Key to Treating PTSD

A team led by Brigham and Women's Hospital identified a brain circuit that could be a potential target to treat PTSD in veterans with neuromodulation therapy.

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A grey matter? Nature, nurture and the study of forming political leanings

Researchers find minuscule difference in the amygdala – a region of the brain linked to threat perception

AAP

'Have faith': boxer put trust in doctors before death

Doctors missed multiple opportunities to catch a brain bleed caused by hits to the head in a 18-year-old boxer for months before his death, an inquest found.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Only a true dog lover can spot the lost puppy in 10 seconds

Here is an optical illusion that will leave you scratching your head. The scene is simple: a man is upset because he’s lost his puppy. Can you help him find it in just 10 seconds?

LiveScience

Monkey study reveals science behind 'choking under pressure'

When a person (or monkey) is facing stakes that are too high, the stress can interfere with neurons, affecting how they direct the body to execute movements, a study suggests.

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Study Finds Safest Cycle Helmets Not Necessarily The Most Expensive‌

Research by Imperial College London reveals top-rated $50 helmet outperforms pricier models in safety tests, challenging norms.‌

TechRadar

They're real: Neurable's brainwave-reading headphones are here, promising to help you focus and avoid burnout

Master & Dynamic has partnered with neural audio specialist Neurable, in an audio-meets-self-care headphone collaboration.

Tom’s Guide

I just tested the world's first brain-reading headphones — and I'm torn

The MW75 Neuro are a very solid pair of wireless headphones — but do their smarts justify their high price?

LiveScience

'The dystopian possibilities seem endless': How attempts to merge human brains with machines could go disastrously wrong

After Philip Seargeant's grandmother suffered a stroke, she lost the ability to speak for several days. The experience made him reflect on brain-computer interfaces — a technology with both positive and dystopian implications.

Inverse

Psilocybin Helped People With This Common, Overlooked Mental Health Disorder

A small study shows how psilocybin can effectively treat those with body dysmorphic disorder by reinforcing brain connectivity and improving thought rigidity.

The Guardian - AU

Brain scan study identifies potential targets to treat youths with severe depression

Largest brain scan study of its kind reveals differences in adult and youth severe depression, including apparent propensity to rumination among youth

AAP

Woman's 'awful' ex was threatening, abusive: witness

Arguments between Elizabeth Britton and her former partner were frequent but may not have occurred the day before she was fatally injured, a coroner has heard.

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