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Turbulent research landscape imperils US brain gain − and ultimately American prosperity

Despite representing only 4% of the world’s population, the United States accounts for over half of science Nobel Prizes awarded since 2000, hosts seven of The Times Higher Education Top 10 science universities, and incubates firms such as Alphabet (Google), Meta and Pfizer that turn federally funded discoveries into billion-dollar…

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The new diet that could lower your dementia risk and promote brain health

Can a diet actually keep the brain strong and lower dementia risk? Evidence suggests the so-called ‘Mind diet’ might

The Independent UK

Are you a high-functioning depressive? Here's how changing your diet can help

Do you feel overwhelmed, empty and anxious, but can still function day to day? Changing your diet could have a profound effect on your mood, says nutritionist Louise Pyne

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What is RSD? The condition often linked with ADHD – and how to manage it

The term rejection sensitive dysphoria isn’t a formal diagnosis, but it’s gaining traction in both research and clinical work

The Independent UK

'Brain running crazy': Mac backs instinct to face Pies

Key defender Mac Andrew has explained his mindset, and how switching off a "crazy" brain can unlock his best when the Suns host Collingwood.

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What is rejection sensitive dysphoria in ADHD? And how can you manage it?

Imagine your friend hasn’t replied to a message in a few hours. Most people might think, “they are probably just busy”.

The Conversation

The washoku diet: why eating like the Japanese could protect against depression

A new study found that those who follow the traditional Japanese way of eating, are less likely to report symptoms of low mood, anxiety and stress

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A boy in Gaza with brain damage fights for his life amid blockade

Nearly 21 months into the war in Gaza, doctors and aid workers say it is nearly impossible for the critically wounded to get the care they need

The Independent UK

How do our brains remember stuff and how fast can lava flow? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Owning dog or cat could preserve some brain functions as we age, study says

Fish or bird ownership showed no significant link to slower cognitive decline in study with implications for ageing societies

The Guardian - UK

Ashley Stock Finds Joy Again: Influencer Welcomes Baby Girl 5 Years After Daughter's Tragic Brain Cancer Death

Ashley Stock has welcomed a baby girl, Benny May, via surrogate five years after losing her daughter Stevie to brain cancer. The newborn is in NICU with a rare blood disorder but doing well.

International Business Times UK

Julia Bradbury says 'I'm grateful for every day here on earth' after beating cancer as she reveals Davina McCall's support

Countryfile star Julia Bradbury shares her new lease on life after beating breast cancer, and how a scan led to a new health discovery

Woman & Home

The ‘Mind’ diet is good for cognitive health – here’s what foods you should put on your plate

There’s long been evidence that what we eat can affect our risk of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline as we age. But can any one diet actually keep the brain strong and lower dementia risk? Evidence suggests the so-called “Mind diet” might.

The Conversation

Stop counting sheep – and 13 more no-nonsense tips for getting back to sleep

Awake in the night again? From box breathing to standing on a cold bathroom floor, experts and readers offer tried and tested tips on how to calm your mind and drift back off …

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Billionaire Reid Hoffman Bets $12M On This AI Brain Scanner To Rival Neuralink — Without Surgery Or Drugs

Sanmai Technologies, a stealthy neurotechnology startup, has raised $12 million in a Series A round led by LinkedIn co‑founder Reid Hoffman, who will also join its board of directors, Bloomberg reports.

Evening Standard

Father who murdered his baby daughter by shaking her jailed for life

Thomas Holford, 25, was ‘under the influence’ of cannabis when he shook his baby daughter causing ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries leading to her death.

The Independent UK

Moment Kent father guilty of murder for shaking baby and causing ‘catastrophic’ injuries arrested

The moment a Kent father who killed his baby daughter by shaking her so hard he caused “catastrophic” brain injuries that led to her death was arrested was filmed on police bodycam footage.

The Independent UK

Voices: Youth is wasted on the young – and recent reports prove it

POETRY: This week, poet and artist Frieda Hughes reflects on the news that students will spend up to 25 years on their phones – and how digital devices shrink their brains

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Only People With A High IQ Will Be Able To Solve At Least 17/22 Of These Logic Puzzles

If you love logic and visuals, this challenge is for you.🧠 🤓We’ve gathered 22 visual riddles to challenge your brain and your logical thinking. From tricky jigsaw puzzles to mind-bending visual riddles, this trivia is full of surprises and correct answers that aren’t as clear as they seem.

LiveScience

Can adults make new brain cells? New study may finally settle one of neuroscience's greatest debates

Scientists say they have very strong evidence that the adult human brain is capable of making new neurons, a point of ongoing controversy in neuroscience.

The Conversation

I’ve seen the brain damage contact sports can cause – we all need to take concussion and CTE more seriously

Concussion in sport continues to make headlines, whether it be class actions, young men flocking to the highly violent “RunIt” activity or debate about whether Australian rules football should remove the “bump” once and for all.

The Conversation

What Elio can help teach us about eye patching, stigma and the developing brain

Disney Pixar’s latest film, Elio, follows a familiar-sounding character, a lovable and imaginative young hero who dreams of finding a place where he truly belongs. But amid the colour and chaos of the film’s outer space setting, one subtle detail stands out: Elio wears an eye patch.

Fortune

3 takeaways from a cardiologist and 'SuperAgers' researcher on how to live longer and healthier

Dr. Eric Topol says science can make “big inroads by preventing age-related diseases.”

The National (Scotland)

Optimo DJ diagnosed with untreatable brain tumour

ONE half of the legendary Glasgow clubbing duo Optimo has been diagnosed with an untreatable brain tumour ...

Evening Standard

Father guilty of murder for shaking baby and causing ‘catastrophic’ injuries

Thomas Holford, 25, has been found guilty of murdering his daughter, who died after ‘excessive and severe’ shaking caused brain and bone injuries.

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