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Boki, the first brown bear to have brain surgery, making ‘remarkable’ recovery after breakthrough case

He’s looking ‘brilliant, happy and healthy’ following the development, keepers say

The Independent UK

From 'flow states' to 'eating the frog' – 6 brilliant ways to hack your brain and stop chores feeling so tedious

It'll break the procrastination cycle, too

Homes & Gardens

Short-term dietary changes can lead to obesity, shows research

After a long, stressful day at work, or when pressed for time, the temptation to have a quick, satisfying snack – like crisps or a chocolate bar – can be strong. Research shows that these ultra-processed, high-calorie foods play a significant role in the development of obesity, but the lasting…

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Plastic pollution leaves seabirds with brain damage similar to Alzheimer’s, study shows

Blood tests on migratory chicks fed plastics by their parents show neurodegeneration, as well as cell rupture and stomach lining decay

The Guardian - UK

How to learn a language like a baby

Learning a new language later in life can be a frustrating, almost paradoxical experience. On paper, our more mature and experienced adult brains should make learning easier, yet it is illiterate toddlers who acquire languages with apparent ease, not adults.

The Conversation

Millions of babies’ lives could be changed for the better with this one simple check

Birth is one of the most critical moments in a person’s life. During this transition, a baby moves from receiving oxygen through the umbilical cord to breathing on their own. Most of the time this shift happens smoothly, but when something goes wrong the consequences can be devastating.

The Conversation

UK Toddler Fights for Life in Mexico—Family Trapped Until They Pay £100,000

A British family is facing a nightmare holiday from hell after their 19-month-old daughter suffered a brain hemorrhage in Mexico.

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Just 5 minutes of daily exercise may significantly lower dementia risk if you follow this one rule, new study says

And the more you exercise, the more benefits you'll see

Woman & Home

Are microplastics turning bacteria into antibiotic-resistant superbugs? Here's what to know

A menace to both the health and the environment, microplastics aren't just accumulating in the brain and crucial organs like heart, liver, and kidney, they may also be causing a lasting damage by promoting antibiotic resistance, which can prolong diseases and raise the risk of death.

The Times of India

"I thought I had just broken my wrist”: Rick Springfield reveals he has brain damage from fall 25 years ago

Veteran rocker also confirms he’s experimented recently with LSD and ketamine

MusicRadar

Optical illusion: Test your vision and spot 3 coconuts among the cute bears

Do you love a good brain teaser? Well, get ready for an exciting optical illusion that will put your vision to the test! This one is all about attention to detail and quick thinking.

The Times of India

Gal Gadot opens up about terrifying brain clot during her pregnancy

‘I had a huge scare,’ actor revealed

The Independent UK

Gal Gadot opens up about life-threatening brain clot during pregnancy

The 39-year-old actress revealed she suffered a rare blood clot in her brain, known as cerebral venous thrombosis

Evening Standard

Short Sleep Harms Your Brain, But Regular Oversleeping Might Be An Even Bigger Red Flag

Think sleeping in is harmless? New research shows that regularly getting too much sleep could be a major warning sign for your brain health.

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Dad, 41, Given One Year to Live After Hallucinating Bubbles on the Floor

A dad who was given just a year to live after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour planned his wedding in just one month.

The Guardian - AU

Richard Scolyer says ‘prognosis is poor’ after brain cancer returns and surgery unsuccessful

Former Australian of the Year was treated with pioneering immunotherapy based on his own research

The Conversation

‘Pandemic babies’ turn 5: Here’s what research tells us about their development and remarkable resilience

Early brain development lays the foundation for lifelong health and success. But disruptions to a child’s early environment can leave a long-lasting imprint on their development and success.

The Guardian - AU

Dutton says Labor claims ‘utter nonsense’; multimillionaire faces new child abuse material charges – as it happened

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Best brain exercise: Scientists say having kids keeps your brain sharper as you age

Parenthood may come with its own share of sleepless nights, challenges, and responsibilities and there are times when new parents think they are not able to think clearly. However, if a new report is to be believed, having children can actually make your brain sharper as you age.

Tom’s Hardware

Raspberry Pi powers briefcase-sized PiEEG 'Bio Lab' project

Blink twice to control the robot arm

The Independent UK

Medics who treated soccer legend Maradona before his death go on trial for homicide

Seven members of the medical team that treated Argentine soccer great Diego Maradona before his death will go on trial for homicide starting Tuesday in Buenos Aires

Tom’s Hardware

Raspberry Pi 5 powers cyberpunk themed brain scanner in a custom 3D printed case

The Civitas Universe has put together a cool Raspberry Pi cyberdeck that scans brains and features a cool cyberpunk theme in a custom 3D-printed case.

LiveScience

New AI model converts your thought into full written speech by harnessing your brain's magnetic signals

An AI model can scan your brain with non-invasive equipment and convert your thoughts into typed sentences — with no implants required.

The Independent UK

Finger-prick blood tests which quickly detect the deadliest type of stroke could save lives

Blood test likened to a lateral flow test used to detect Covid is being piloted by ambulance crews in Cambridgeshire

The Times of India

Eating food invites microplastics inside the body: These 3 simple diet changes will reduce that

It is a fact that every time one eats, they might also be consuming tiny plastic particles known as microplastics. These invisible invaders come from plastic packaging, contaminated water, and even the air. Studies have found microplastics in human blood, lungs, and even the placenta, raising serious health concerns. Microplastics…

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