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"People think I don't look disabled"

Gold medalist swimmer Christine Raleigh Crossley has spoken out after naysayers questioned her disability

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Viral optical illusion challenges you to spot SEAL in under 5 seconds

The cool thing about optical illusions is that they will challenge both your eyes and brain, showing you just how sharp your perception and cognitive skills really are. They trick your brain and make you see something that does not even exist.

The Times of India

New tick-borne virus discovered in China can affect the brain, scientists report

Scientists present evidence of a newly discovered tick-borne virus that can infect humans and potentially invade the brain, in some cases.

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Tiny robots ‘to treat brain bleeds’ ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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BKFC champ Christine Ferea plans to donate brain to further CTE research

Christine Ferea says combat sports saved her life. When her time is up, she will give a part of her body to help the next generation.

USA Today Sports Media Group

National Read a Book Day: Benefits of reading a book for your brain

A day dedicated to book lovers, National Read a Book Day is observed annually on September 6. A book transports you to a world where your imagination flows freely and words and characters come alive. Reading a book can be immersive and deeply engaging as your brain's area that processes…

The Times of India

50 People Share The Most Bone-Chilling Medical Facts That Might Give You Goosebumps

Ever wondered about the dark side of the human body? These disturbing medical facts will make you think twice about what you know. The post 50 People Share The Most Bone-Chilling Medical Facts That Might Give You Goosebumps first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Baldur's Gate 3's new patch has a forbidden evil ending where you get bored and peace out, just before your moment of bloody triumph

Ah, nevermind.

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Novel Chinese computing architecture 'inspired by human brain' can lead to AGI, scientists say

AGI could be on the horizon thanks to a novel computing architecture that completely redefines how artificial neurons form an intelligent system.

LiveScience

Scientists invent nanorobots that can repair brain aneurysms

Tiny robots much smaller than blood cells could deliver clot-forming drugs where they're needed most, a study in rabbits suggests. The tech has yet to be tested in humans.

LiveScience

Wake up and chill with my favorite casual Meta Quest games

Grab your favorite morning beverage and your Meta Quest 3 and enjoy these quick, casual morning games to wake up your brain.

Android Central

114 ‘Forbidden Foods’ You Should Never, Ever Eat (New Pics)

That sandwich over there? Look closer—that’s a rock. That slice of bacon? A mouth-watering crystal. And, no, those aren’t olives next to that pizza… The post 114 ‘Forbidden Foods’ You Should Never, Ever Eat (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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50 Of The Most Interesting And Fascinating Facts Shared On “Amazing Facts”

Click here to start your mental workout, and make sure to share it with people close to you. The post 50 Of The Most Interesting And Fascinating Facts Shared On “Amazing Facts” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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How much does aging affect mental acuity? It’s debatable

I cringed recently while driving to the clinic where I specialize in geriatric medicine when I heard a young radio announcer refer to old people as “wiggy,” a pejorative for wacky.

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The Times of India

Optical illusion: The sailor's wife is hidden in this picture, can you find her in 10 seconds?

A new challenge is here for you. In this image you see a man, probably a sailor, is gazing into something relevant. All you can see is the sailor, a telescope and sparse vegetation around. But would you believe if we say that his wife is also there in the…

Newcastle Herald

Blow to head left brain matter visible in Hamilton South brawl

Two people have been sentenced over the affray

The Independent UK

Picking your nose could contribute to risk of Alzheimer’s disease, study finds

A letter citing 10 studies, published by the American Journal of the Medical Sciences, says picking your nose could increase risk of dementia

The Guardian - UK

Part of brain network much bigger in people with depression, scientists find

Research suggests expanded frontostriatal salience network could be risk factor for developing condition

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'No link' between mobile phone use and brain cancer ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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Waking up with a bang? It could be ‘exploding head syndrome’

Have you ever been drifting off to sleep, only to be jerked awake by the sound of a bomb going off inside your head? If you have, then you have most likely experienced exploding head syndrome, a mysterious and poorly understood sleep disorder. Exploding head syndrome (EHS) belongs to a…

The Times of India

Mobile phones can cause brain cancer? This is what WHO study discovers

A lot is being discussed about the use of mobile phones and its impact on brain health. The level of concern extends to cancer and this has been a major concern among kids and adults.

Top News

Father's Dedication: Soldier Son's Remarkable Recovery Journey

A father's unwavering support aids his soldier son's recovery from a severe brain injury sustained in combat in Ukraine.

The Conversation

Research shows diabetes drug could reduce dementia risk. Here’s how the two diseases may be linked

A Korean study published recently suggests people with type 2 diabetes who are prescribed a particular class of drug might be at a significantly lower risk of dementia.

The Independent UK

Hope for recovery emerges for a Ukrainian soldier who suffered a severe brain injury 2 years ago

A devoted father has stayed by the side of his bedridden son for two years

The Independent UK

Breakthrough brain device treats chronic body pain in world-first trial

Device can help reduce administration of opioid medications, researchers say

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