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Best fish oil supplements to boost your omega-3, rated by an expert

Boost your overall health and strengthen your immune system with these not-so-little yellow pills

Evening Standard

Comfort foods may impair stress response

Eating comfort food can reduce blood flow to the brain and cause poorer vascular function, according to a new study

Salon

Brain sample from Maine gunman to be examined for injury related to Army Reserves

A brain sample from a gunman who killed 18 people in Maine has been sent to a lab in Massachusetts to be examined for signs of injury related to his service in the Army Reserves

The Independent UK

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Aussie researchers hail 'mind reading' AI technology

Australian artificial intelligence technology that can translate thoughts to words will be the feature presentation at a conference in the US this week.

AAP

Dopamine menus: the science behind the trend – and how it might help people with ADHD

Menus are usually something you’d expect to come across in a restaurant. But one social media influencer went viral recently for sharing a different kind of menu – a “dopamine menu” or dopamenu.

The Conversation

‘Robert De Niro prepared to play a plumber by watching a brain surgeon’: Terry Gilliam and Jonathan Pryce on making Brazil

De Niro agreed because he was a Python fan, Gilliam cast his daughter but she cut her hair off in protest – and Pryce needed a wig as he’d just been playing a friar with a tonsure

The Guardian - UK

NCBS study paves way for development of new treatment and precision medicine for bipolar disorder

A study conducted by National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) researchers has revealed how lithium acts on brain cells to change neural activity. This finding, according to NCBS, could offer a potential pathway for the development of new treatments and precision medicine for bipolar disorder.

The Hindu

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Dominic Matteo: ‘Basically, I played my whole football career with a brain tumour’

Former Liverpool and Leeds player on losing his memory, hitting ‘rock bottom’ with a gambling addiction and his road to recovery

The Guardian - UK

Absurd Situations And Silly Humor: 60 New Comics By Paul Woods

Paul Woods is back on Bored Panda with his fantastic single-panel comics. The artist is known for his humorous illustrations, using only small dialogues, making the series simplistic yet impossible not to laugh at. The post Absurd Situations And Silly Humor: 60 New Comics By Paul Woods first appeared on…

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‘I was in tears, angry, emotional’: do reality TV shows use sleep deprivation to trigger meltdowns and showdowns?

Exhaustion, vomiting, brains ‘turning to mush’ … from Love Island to The Apprentice to Squid Game: The Challenge, former contestants reveal how their big TV breaks became waking nightmares

The Guardian - UK

Only those with sharp observation skill can find the hidden brain in this room

Get ready for a puzzling challenge! In this illustration of three doctors performing surgery, players have just 7 seconds to locate the hidden organ – the brain. Are you up for the task? Get yourself ready for a test that not only challenges your brainpower but also puts your eyesight…

The Times of India

I’m trying to lose weight and eat healthily. Why do I feel so hungry all the time? What can I do about it?

Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States, famously said nothing is certain except death and taxes. But I think we can include “you’ll feel hungry when you’re trying to lose weight” as another certainty.

The Conversation

Only a true dog lover can find the dog hiding among these cows; can you find it?

Are you a true dog lover with a keen eye for detail? Well, it's time to put your dog-spotting skills to the test! In this brain-bending optical illusion, a mischievous dog has cleverly hidden among a herd of 83 cows. Can you spot our furry friend before the clock runs…

The Times of India

Any activity is better for your heart than sitting

Adults need regular exercise and sensible dietary choices to keep their brains young. A study in the European Heart Journal suggests moderate to vigorous activity, such as running, climbing stairs, and exercising for an hour, can benefit heart health. Eating 'functional food' and sleeping well are also beneficial. Side sleeping…

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The Times of India

There are five hidden words in this picture; can you find them all

Here we present a visual puzzle that will put your brain to the test. In this festive-themed illusion, there are five words cleverly concealed within the Christmas cheer. Can you solve the mystery and spot them all?

Zenger

Why Scientists Made Mini Virtual Reality Goggles For Mice

Scientists say it could revolutionize lab testing. The post Why scientists made mini virtual reality goggles for mice appeared first on Talker.

Zenger

Reading Sparks Imagination More Than Television, Study Shows

New research suggests that reading books stimulates the imagination more effectively than watching screen-based entertainment.

LiveScience

Scientists debunk myth that human brains are 'underdeveloped' at birth

Newborns' brains may look relatively smaller than those of other primate babies, but it's not because they're "underdeveloped" by comparison.

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The Guardian - UK

VR goggles for mice create immersive scenarios for brain research

Study suggests mice react in the same way to stimulation in virtual environment as in real world

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Only a sharp-eyed person can spot the owl in this picture

These days, one of the most popular internet challenges are optical illusions. It is thought to be the most straightforward method of evaluating a person's visual acuity and attentiveness. By using both the eyes and the brain, solving optical illusion puzzles enhances a person's critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally,…

The Conversation

The holidays and your brain – a neuroscientist explains how to identify and manage your emotions

Just as the shift to shorter days and colder weather can bring with it mood swings and other emotional challenges, the holiday season can also bring about somewhat predictable changes in mood and behavior.

LiveScience

Brain inflammation may drive mood changes in Alzheimer's

Agitation, anxiety and depression seen in people with Alzheimer's may be driven by brain inflammation, in addition to abnormal proteins.

Tom’s Guide

‘Why can’t I sleep?’ 7 common reasons from an ex-insomniac and sleep coach

If you’ve tried everything but you can’t switch off your brain to sleep, one of these common culprits might be the reason why.

The Independent UK

Benjamin Zephaniah news: Tributes pour in for Talking Turkeys poet and Peaky Blinders star

‘Talking Turkeys’ writer and activist was diagnosed with a brain tumour eight weeks ago

Zenger

Little Boy’s Excessive Blinking Leads To Discovery Of Brain Tumor

Misdiagnosis Delays Diagnosis of Child's Brain Tumor

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