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8-Year-Old Boy With Rare Brain Disorder Meets Trump At Rally

8-year-old Liam, with a rare brain disorder, receives a heartwarming surprise from former President Trump at a rally, showcasing resilience and compassion.

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Find the alien: Only 1% of people pass this puzzle

Ready for a challenge? Let’s test how sharp your observation skills are with this fun optical illusion brain teaser! In this puzzle, you need to figure out which of the three individuals – a woman, a man, or a child – is secretly an alien.

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This Spin On the Mediterranean Diet Could Help Preserve Your Brain Function

A new paper demonstrates a link between adhering to the MIND diet and a 4-percent lower risk of cognitive decline in a study of Black and white patients.

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Elon Musk goes all Star Trek as his sight-giving Blindsight brain implant gets FDA 'breakthrough' clearance

Bridge to La Forge, where's my impulse power!

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5 deadly viruses that can impact the brain

Infectious diseases are on the rise and one of the common complications of the diseases is brain inflammation, which could eventually prove to be life-threatening, if not tackled on time. Encephalitis is one such complication which can cause inflammation of the active tissues of the brain. Many times this can…

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Hemi Labs raises $15 million from Binance to launch Advanced Modular Blockchain Network for Bitcoin and Ethereum

Hemi Labs, a start-up that aims to consolidate the powers of Bitcoin and Ethereum under one network, has raised $15 million in its first funding round with lead investors including Binance Labs, Breyer Capital, and Big Brain Holdings.

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Why light pollution may be linked to greater risk of Alzheimer’s disease

Light pollution is a growing issue. Over the past 25 years, artificial lighting has surged by 49% worldwide. For perspective, the brightness of the night sky has risen by almost 10% per year over the last 12 years. Around 80% of the global population is now affected by light pollution.

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5 signs you are having too much Vitamin D

Too much of even a good thing can prove to be toxic for your body. The same is true for even the essential vitamins we consume. Vitamin D, an important nutrient also acts as a hormone and plays an important role in calcium absorption in the gut, supports muscle function…

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Study reveals microplastics can enter human brain through nasal pathway

Microplastics can reach the human brain through the nasal passages, raising significant health concerns, a new study has found.

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7 shocking ways ultra-processed foods affect children

You’ll be surprised how much ultra-processed food can affect your child - from short-term behaviour to long-term illnesses…

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Best Of All Time: 85 Signs That Missed The Mark In The Most Hilarious Ways

You could be the best at reading and comprehension and still, some of these signs might leave you completely stumped. The post Best Of All Time: 85 Signs That Missed The Mark In The Most Hilarious Ways first appeared on Bored Panda.

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70 Innocent Symptoms That Led To Alarming Medical Diagnoses

Some minor health conditions are easy to brush off. But for these people, they turned out to be symptoms of a much more severe illness. The post 70 Innocent Symptoms That Led To Alarming Medical Diagnoses first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Indiana Teen Attacks Boy Over Stolen Vape Cartridge, Leaves Him with Irreversible Brain Damage

Quintin Mansfield will serve nine years in prison for aggravated battery that left his victim in critical condition with permanent brain damage.

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Growing stroke cases in Telangana: All about the causes, treatment, and the need for rehabilitation post-stroke

In the past few years, awareness around stroke has increased, especially because known personalities have been diagnosed with the condition. Globally, stroke is among the top five causes of significant long-term impairment, and it occurs when blood flow to the brain is restricted due to a blockage or a ruptured…

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The Bizarre Connection Between Colorblindness and Picky Eating

Food scientists and other researchers found that those who were less able to recognize certain foods were also more likely to be picky eaters, a connection previously unknown.

The Independent UK

Pregnancy physically changes the brain in expecting moms, landmark study finds

Scientists created the first-ever map of a human brain during the course of pregnancy

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Researchers Engineer Cat Parasite For Breakthrough Brain Treatment‌ ‌

Tel Aviv University team modifies Toxoplasma gondii to deliver therapeutic proteins to neurons, overcoming blood-brain barrier challenge‌

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5 foods which have the highest amount of microplastics

The danger of microplastics is growing as more and more plastics find their way into food and threaten to affect our health in several ways. A new study published in the journal JAMA Network Open on Monday found that tiny plastic shards and fibres were found in the nose tissue…

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Brain implantation helps man control Alexa only with mind

If you have watched 'Stranger Things' this might be the best thing you will read today. A 64 year old man was able to tap icons on Amazon Fire tablet, brain-computer interface company Synchron said.

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‘Baby brain’ in pregnancy is real - expert advice on how to deal with mental fog

Baby brain is often joked about in pregnancy but what causes it?

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Microplastic could enter brain just from breathing, scientists say

Protective blood-brain barrier was thought to keep potentially toxic particles out of organ

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Study Finds Microplastics In Human Brain: Particles Likely Enter Through Breathing

The study revealed that these tiny floating microplastics in the air enter the brain likely through breathing.

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Do repetitive head injuries really cause the degenerative brain disease CTE? New research questions the link

Concerns about the long-term impacts of concussion and head injury have become prominent in recent years, particularly among participants and stakeholders of contact and collision sports.

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Pregnancy shrinks parts of the brain, leaving 'permanent etchings' postpartum

A study tracks how the structure of the brain changes during pregnancy, drawing on brain scans gathered before, during and just after one person's pregnancy.

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A First-Of-Its-Kind Study Reveals What Pregnancy Does to the Brain In Real Time

A new paper describes changes in one woman's brain throughout pregnancy, most notably showing a reduction in cortical gray matter volume.

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