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Our new study shows teen vaping is linked to childhood trauma. Here’s why it might be harder to quit

If you experience trauma during childhood, there’s a greater chance you’ll use substances such as alcohol, tobacco and other drugs later. But what does the evidence say about vapes?

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This dangerous daily habit affects the proper development of brain in kids

Sleep is as important for growing brains as food and water, yet it’s the first thing sacrificed in our busy lives. Recent research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2024 highlights the critical role sleep plays in brain development, particularly in young children.

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Anticipation in sports: why do some athletes seem to be one step ahead of their opponents?

With less than 30 seconds remaining in the Australia-Belgium women’s basketball bronze medal game at the Paris Olympics, Belgium was trailing by three points and on the attack, advancing the ball to a player for what seemed an uncontested three-point shot to tie the game.

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Exhaustion at work can lead to difficulty controlling emotions, scientists say

Working long hours can lead to people having issues moderating behaviour due to ‘ego depletion’, research shows

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Minnesota Woman Diagnosed With Stage 4 Brain Cancer Wins Lottery with Ticket She Got at the Hospital

A Minnesota woman won a lottery jackpot with a ticket she received while at the hospital after being diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer.

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Rugby league legend Garry Schofield reveals brain damage diagnosis

A former Great Britain captain, Schofield says his condition will lead to dementia in future

The Independent UK

50 Cool And Interesting Facts About The World That May Be New To You

Doing things that keep you actively engaged is a good way to beat boredom. So without further ado, here's a listicle of interesting facts from around the world and a few tidbits from experts about boredom. The post 50 Cool And Interesting Facts About The World That May Be New…

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I’m a neuroscientist who taught rats to drive − their joy suggests how anticipating fun can enrich human life

We crafted our first rodent car from a plastic cereal container. After trial and error, my colleagues and I found that rats could learn to drive forward by grasping a small wire that acted like a gas pedal. Before long, they were steering with surprising precision to reach a Froot…

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Nearly 23% Of Adults Face Long COVID Symptoms: AI-Based Study Reveals

Long COVID, a complex condition with lingering symptoms like fatigue, chronic cough, and brain fog may be affecting far more people than once believed.

Medical Daily

Former GB para-athlete aims to ski to South Pole in 40-day solo expedition

Jonny Huntington, who suffered a brain bleed in 2014, is aiming to become the first disabled person to succeed in this challenge.

The Independent UK

Optical Illusion eye test: Only those with a perfect vision can spot the odd letter in this image

Optical illusions challenge the brain by presenting images that appear differently from reality, requiring the brain to interpret and make sense of conflicting visual information. This mental exercise stimulates the brain, enhancing cognitive flexibility, attention, and problem-solving skills.

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Optical Illusion test that sharpens your mind: Find the odd symbol in this photo and recharge your brain

If you love solving optical illusions, the internet is the right place for you. We are here with a new challenge. This image puzzle is a classic brain teaser that challenges you to find the one symbol that doesn’t quite fit with the rest. These puzzles are a great way…

The Times of India

The creatine conundrum: can it really help your muscles and your brain?

Long favoured by bodybuilders and other athletes, this supplement is breaking out into the mainstream, as study after study suggests a host of benefits for our minds as well as our bodies. Are there any caveats?

The Guardian - UK

New study reveals the popular diet proven to 'decrease' the risk of cognitive decline - but only in women

A new study has found that a popular diet can help keep the brain healthy as we age, but only women benefit

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I can fall asleep in five minutes flat — here's how I do it night after night

Here's the easy method I use to fall asleep in just five minutes, plus I ask multiple sleep expert for their top tips and what you'll need to fall asleep fast too.

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New Guidelines Aim To Prevent Strokes

Learn about stroke prevention through diet, exercise, new drugs, and risk factor identification in updated guidelines.

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Here are new guidelines for preventing stroke, the nation's 4th biggest killer

The majority of strokes could be prevented, according to new guidelines aimed at helping people and their doctors do just that

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Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy describes learning from DeAndre Hopkins: ‘I try to pick his brain’

Kansas City #Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy describes learning from DeAndre Hopkins: ‘I try to pick his brain’ | @EdEastonJr

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Humans' big brains may not be the reason for difficult childbirth, chimp study suggests

Complicated births may not have arisen in humans as a trade-off between our need for big brains and pelvises suitable for upright walking, new research in chimps suggests.

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Kemah Bob at Soho Theatre review: confident, charismatic, and very very funny

4/5 Miss Fortunate is a clever, deftly structured storytelling piece, brimming over with laughs

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Virus linked to common cold could help treat aggressive brain tumours

Scientists say new approach offers ‘a way forward’ for patients with glioblastoma

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Cancer-killing virus treatment shows promise against brain tumour

Glioblastoma is the most common and fatal type of brain cancer.

The Independent UK

Antiques Roadshow expert says she’s ‘facing reality’ in emotional cancer update

Theo Burrell was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2022

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How do brains coordinate activity? From fruit flies to monkeys, we discovered this universal principle

The brain is a marvel of efficiency, honed by thousands of years of evolution so it can adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world. Yet, despite decades of research, the mystery of how the brain achieves this has remained elusive.

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Dawn Sturgess’s condition ‘unsurvivable’ when paramedics arrived, inquiry told

The 44-year-old died on July 8, 2018 after she was exposed to Novichok, which was left in a discarded perfume bottle in Amesbury, Wiltshire.

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