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Baby's 'heart stopped' after mum gave drugs, court told

A social media influencer has applied for bail after being accused of "offensive" acts, making her infant nearly fatally ill, in order to gain fame and money.

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Might xenon gas be useful for treating Alzheimer’s, as a new study suggests?

An inert and unreactive gas may not seem like an obvious candidate for treating Alzheimer’s disease, yet a new study in mice suggests that xenon might just be the breakthrough we need.

The Conversation

These retro headphones and speaker designs really bring the ’80s cool – AIAIAI and design agency Brain Dead went old-school for this one

LA style, retro looks, and really weird photos.

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Why does it hurt when you get a scrape? A neuroscientist explains the science of pain

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to [email protected].

The Conversation

Why neglecting your brain health can make it harder to achieve physical goals

Our cognition and mental wellbeing are crucial factors for our quality of life and put us in a good position to contribute to society. Ultimately, it can be near impossible to achieve physical goals and demanding life challenges if our brain health is not optimal.

The Conversation

Why Rezolve Could Be the Next Big Name in Artificial Intelligence

British AI firm Rezolve AI intends to upend the $30-trillion retail space with its scalable, customizable suite of tools; Google and Microsoft have partnered.

MarketBeat

Mush Love: London Nootropics launches limited-edition adaptogenic coffee blend

London Nootropics has teamed up with Fantastic Fungi to create Mush Love, a limited-edition brew infused with brain-boosting mushrooms

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New drug may help restoring vision for people with nerve damage

Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus found a promising therapeutic candidate that could aid in the restoration of vision in those suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS) and other neurodegenerative diseases. Read further on Dynamite News:

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5 ways reading benefits your brain health for over 65s

As we get older, our cognitive abilities can decline. However, reading has surprising benefits for our brain health.

The Independent UK

Optical Illusion: Can you spot 24 in this image?

Here's a new challenge for you.

The Times of India

The mind/body revolution: how the division between ‘mental’ and ‘physical’ illness fails us all

New research shows western medicine’s traditional split between brain and body is, in fact, far from clear cut – and could provide a breakthrough for many complex conditions

The Guardian - UK

'An extension of a scientist's brain': Researchers explore AI to augment inspiration and imagination to revolutionize science

The exocortex will provide a bridge between the human mind and a network of AI agents.

TechRadar

‘Eddie Howe instilled confidence in me. He’s an awesome boss to work with and I think a lot of players say that. He’s bright with a smart footballing brain’: Ex-Newcastle United star speaks glowingly about Magpies manager

Eddie Howe has been brilliant since taking over at Newcastle United, and one of his former players has highlighted the confidence he provides his squad

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Spy ‘lied about brain tumour to lead double life’, court told

Katrin Ivanova, 33, told jurors she believes her partner Biser Dzhambazov, 43, lied about having a brain tumour.

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The gender gap in Alzheimer's: Why women are at higher risk

Alzheimer's is the progressive mental deterioration that can occur in the middle or old age, having impacts on memory and cognitive function. In simple words, this disorder slowly destroys memory and thinking abilities and eventually the ability to carry out every day, simple tasks. One of the most concerning facts…

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On a Dark Day, Backcountry Snowmobiling Became My Therapy

I'm finally aware of when I engage in self-destructive behavior. After years of therapy, I can feel it coming on in times of stress. This tingly anticipation of the oncoming adrenaline spike. One I'll inevitably chase until my muscles cry "No more!" My breathing shallows. I can feel my heartbeat…

The Independent UK

Man left brain damaged after headache turned out to be ‘one in a million’ condition

The incredibly rare condition affects fewer than one in a million people

Tom’s Guide

What is a sleep headband and how can they help you fall asleep fast?

Tracking brainwaves to soothing anxious thoughts, here's how these high-tech headbands can revolutionize your sleep...

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Why we are more stressed than ever; how to stop it before it takes a toll on health

A lot is being talked about stress and how to tackle it. Stress is like a vacuum that sucks you in, if you do not do something about it. Even as various avenues open up, the impact of stress continues to remain the same as there is less awareness around…

The Times of India

Is walking like a superpower to humans? What do experts say

Walking may seem like an ordinary activity we do every day, but did you know it holds the potential to be a true superpower for humans? From boosting our physical health to improving mental well-being, walking is a simple and transformative habit. The best part? It doesn’t require fancy equipment…

Medical Daily

Woman's Cancer Resurfaces, Spreads To Brain During Pregnancy After Being Repeatedly Assured She's Cancer-Free; 'Do More Tests,' She Urges

The woman, mother of four, now facing terminal brain cancer pleas cancer survivors to push for additional tests regardless of their stage of cancer.

Tom’s Guide

What is sleep inertia? We asked an expert how to stop feeling groggy in the morning

We asked Dr William Lu, a sleep expert, what is sleep inertia, what causes it and how we can stop it, so you can say goodbye to groggy mornings.

Evening Standard

Why mushroom oil has become the drug of choice for cool middle-class parents in London

A growing tide of women, often battling early parenthood, are replacing alcohol with a drug that comes in a little brown bottle with a pipette. Jessica Salter reports

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People Debate The End Of Brain Rot As Guy Reveals The Three Trends That Signal It’s Coming

TikToker and brand strategist Eugene Healey went viral for his theorizing that we will move towards a post-brain rot era of content. The post People Debate The End Of Brain Rot As Guy Reveals The Three Trends That Signal It’s Coming first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: You have above average IQ if you can spot 'CUT' in 8 seconds

Optical illusions are a fun and fascinating way to challenge your brain and test your observation skills. They often play tricks on our minds, hiding a seemingly obvious detail in plain sight.

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