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“I played a 5-string with Lauryn Hill, but it didn’t feel like a real bass”: Raised on R&B, schooled by fusion, and empowered by punk rock, Bad Brains bassist Darryl Jenifer remains a 4-string purist

The bass powerhouse behind Washington DC’s Bad Brains pioneered a style that changed the history of punk

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10 habits successful people follow to keep their brain healthy

The human brain is one of the most vital organs, controlling every function of the body, from basic survival instincts to complex reasoning and creativity. Maintaining a healthy brain is crucial for success, as it directly impacts productivity, decision-making, emotional balance, and creativity. Successful people recognize this and adopt habits…

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Brain teaser: Only those with sharp vision can spot the sneaky cat in less than 7 secs

Here’s a sharp-eyed, quick-brained challenge for you! Among the clearly visible orange foxes hides a sneaky cat. Your mission? Spot it, within just seven seconds. This isn’t just any puzzle; it’s one of the toughest brainteasers ever created. Ready to test your observation skills?

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Speedier weight loss to boosting memory: 6 hidden benefits of retro walking

Ever seen someone walking backward in the gym or at a park, and wondered how the walking style stacks up compared to brisk walk? It turns out backward walking or retro walking isn't just a fad but an ancient technique that originated in China thousands of years back, that has…

The Times of India

Brain fade! Fortune goes India's way as Mitchell Marsh rules himself out when he wasn't

NEW DELHI: In a rare and bizarre occurrence, Australia batter Mitchell Marsh ruled himself out despite not edging the ball on the second day of the second day-night Test against India in Adelaide.

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Marsh brain fade results in wrong dismissal in Test

Australia allrounder Mitch Marsh has suffered a brain fade which resulted in his dismissal in the second Test against India.

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Eating how many almonds a day is healthy

Almonds, often referred to as the king of nuts, are packed with nutrients and health benefits that make them a staple in many diets worldwide, including Indian households. From being a go-to snack for weight watchers to being soaked and given to children for brain development, almonds are incredibly versatile…

The Times of India

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Gut microbiome may have fueled the growth of humans' big brains, study suggests

A new laboratory study in mice suggests that primates like humans evolved large brains with a helping hand from microbes that live in the gut.

LiveScience

Man jailed for 'senseless' fatal stabbing of friend outside Clapham Sainsbury's

Jamel Boyce was 17 when he was stabbed in the heart in 2016, and died more than five years later after suffering severe brain damage

Evening Standard

Man jailed for ‘senseless’ stabbing of friend who died five years after attack

Jamel Boyce was 17 when he was stabbed in the heart in 2016, and died more than five years later after suffering severe brain damage.

The Independent UK

Music Doesn’t Just Trigger Memories — It Can Fundamentally Alter Them

The science behind memories and music goes a lot deeper than you might thing.

Inverse

John Krystal: 'The drug that killed Matthew Perry can fix the mental health crisis'

A Professor of Neuroscience at Yale and an expert in alcoholism, PTSD and depression dispels the myths about the drug that killed Matthew Perry – and which Elon Musk swears by

Evening Standard

Tyler Jolly ready for fresh start after getting all-clear following brain scan scare

Out of the wreckage of a traumatic and trying year, a new dawn has emerged for Tyler Jolly just when he needed it most.

The National (Scotland)

Cate Blanchett on her wild new film: ‘I can’t talk about the monkey brains – I signed an NDA’

INTERVIEW: The Australian Oscar winner has collaborated with the filmmaker Guy Maddin on ‘Rumours’, a satirical horror comedy about politicians lost in the woods. They speak to Adam White about stupidity, retirement and why ‘the big elephant in the room is overpopulation’

The Independent UK

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“Shameful Human”: ‘Karen’ Passenger Blames ‘Brain Injury’ For Hurling Racist Remarks At Family

A "Karen" passenger has spoken up regarding her racist remarks to an Indian-American family a week ago. The post “Shameful Human”: ‘Karen’ Passenger Blames ‘Brain Injury’ For Hurling Racist Remarks At Family first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Racist United Passenger Blames 'Brain Injury' for Wild Assault on Indian-American Family that Landed Her on 'No-Fly List'

United Airlines passenger launching a racist tirade at an Indian-American family on an LAX shuttle bus blames actions on brain injury.

Benzinga

Mapping How Ayahuasca Affects Fear Circuits: Key Insights From New Research

New research explores how ayahuasca influences brain circuits involved in fear and anxiety, offering insights into its potential therapeutic uses

The Independent UK

CTE risk identified in another popular sport - and the danger grows with each year of participation

The brain disease is frequently found in former contact sport athletes who’ve experienced multiple head injuries

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Adults grow new brain cells – and these neurons are key to learning by listening

Your brain can still make new neurons when you’re an adult. But how does the rare birth of these new neurons contribute to cognitive function?

The Times of India

What you see first can reveal the traits that make you special and extraordinary

You must have come across several optical illusions, brain teasers and puzzles. While some of these challenge your problem solving ability, some others reveal an unknown side of your personality. Now, there are several ways to interpret these puzzles.

The Guardian - US

A player’s foreseeable death raises existential questions for college football

If the purpose of universities is to cultivate the mind, it is nearly impossible to deny that football, by degrading the brain, is antithetical to the process

Evening Standard

Fearne Cotton shares health update after undergoing jaw surgery to remove benign tumours

The presenter took to social media to reassure fans following her operation

LiveScience

Babies' brain activity changes dramatically before and after birth, groundbreaking study finds

New brain scans have shown that neurons in several regions of the brain become significantly more active across birth.

The Independent UK

Fussy eaters may actually have disorder linked to brain structure, study finds

Experts said more research into the condition was needed to fully understand how best to treat and prevent Arfid

Evening Standard

‘Fussy eating’ disorder linked to differences in brain structure, study shows

Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder has been shown to have a significant impact on physical and psychological wellbeing.

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