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This Mediterranean-style diet could keep your brain sharp as you age – new study

The Mediterranean diet – rich in olive oil, fish, vegetables and legumes – has long been linked to better heart health. Growing evidence suggests it may also help support brain health as we age, with a brain-focused variation of the diet drawing increasing scientific attention.

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‘Warcraft… with pure thought control’ — 100 days with Neuralink ‘feels like science fiction’ to early brain chip pioneer

After 100 days with a Neuralink implant, a patient describes playing Warcraft with pure thought

TechRadar

DIY Dog Treats: Healthy, Instagram-Worthy Recipes at Home

Dogs are more than pets. They are family, friends, and companions who fill our lives with unconditional love. Giving them store-bought treats may seem easy, but many commercial products contain preservatives, artificial colors, and excess sugar. Homemade treats let you control every ingredient. You know exactly what your dog is…

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Why People Judge You in 7 Seconds The Science Explained

Consider your first encounter with someone. You might be able to tell in a matter of seconds whether they are reliable, confident, or personable. Although this process seems natural and intuitive, it is actually based on complicated brain processes and cognitive shortcuts. First impressions are not random; rather, they are…

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20 ways to overcome failure – according to a mindset coach

And why trying to avoid failure is actually making your life worse

Evening Standard

Do Pets Dream? What Science Reveals About Their Minds

Have you ever watched your dog twitch in its sleep or your cat’s whiskers quiver and wondered- what’s going on inside their mind? For years, this question felt almost poetic. But science is now offering an answer that is both fascinating and deeply emotional: yes, pets likely do dream. And…

Times Pets

'Don't know': Bellamy's frank admission on Katoa return

Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy has admitted for the first time he doesn't know if Eliesa Katoa will ever play NRL again after last year's brain seizures.

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Metabolism Sabotage: 7 Morning Habits That Are Quietly Killing Your Energy

Dragging yourself out of bed shouldn’t feel like an impossible task every single morning. Many women blame their age or their hectic schedules for their constant state of exhaustion. However, the truth is far more systemic and lies within your early morning routine.

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Parkinson's action plan aims to brain growing disease

More than 200,000 Australians could benefit from breakthroughs on a debilitating neurological disorder under a new national strategy.

AAP

New ‘human brain’ computer chip could fix one of the biggest problems with AI

Chips could use far less power – and learn in similar ways to us

The Independent UK

I didn’t realise I still had my mother tongue in me – until I spoke Urdu in my sleep

There was something instinctive about it, like a current pulling me back towards the language of my parents and grandparents

The Guardian - AU

Sleep Paralysis Brain Activity Explained: Why Your Mind Stays Awake While Body Sleeps

Sleep paralysis brain activity blends REM atonia, hallucinations, and fear circuits, revealing neuroscience insights and strategies to manage episodes effectively.

Medical Daily

26 burnout-proof ways to work smarter, not harder in 2026

Is your to-do list always on your mind? Do you need more headspace for the tasks that matter? Then make way for new tools and fresh science to fire up your productivity without zapping your wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

Why scientists are exploring brain cooling as a defence against altitude sickness

In the 2021 Netflix documentary 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible, elite mountaineer Nirmal Purja races up the world’s highest summits at extraordinary speed. But even he isn’t immune to altitude.

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Prove You Can Outsmart This Pub Quiz: Answer All 34 General Knowledge Questions

Get ready to challenge your brain with 34 pub quiz questions! From memorizing Friends characters to recalling how 5 is written in Roman numerals, this quiz will test your knowledge across a range of topics. Covering everything from languages and geography to science, politics, entertainment, literature, English vocabulary, and history,…

Evening Standard

Is optimism the key to a better life?

The world means optimism more than ever. Dr Deepika Chopra’s new book gives us the tools

MyLifeXP

What They Don’t Tell You About Death in Kashi

In Kashi, death isn’t what you think. I saw a body floating in the Ganges, wrapped in banana leaves a ritual that defies cremation norms. Locals whispered secrets: some lives, like snake bite victims or spiritually unique individuals, follow different rules. According to Garuda Purana, the life force may linger…

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No Confidence? This Hanuman Trick Works Faster Than Motivation

You keep searching for confidence outside videos, advice, motivation but it never stays. The truth is, confidence is not a thought you repeat, it is a state you experience. When pressure rises, your mind does not follow what you learned, it follows what you feel. If fear is stronger, it…

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Heartbroken family turns off avid cyclist grandfather’s life support after he suffered catastrophic injuries from hitting pothole on ride

The beloved grandfather was riding his normal route when he hit a pothole and suffered fatal injuries

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Never Do This After 4 PM It Blocks Your Peace Without You Knowing

Have you ever noticed how your mind starts to feel heavier after 4 PM? The day isn’t over, yet your energy drops, your thoughts become louder, and peace feels distant. It’s not just physical tiredness something deeper is happening. There’s a hidden pattern most people follow every evening without even…

Budget and the Bees

The Microdosing Secret: Why 10 Million Women are Quietly Fixing Burnout

You probably start your morning with a triple-shot espresso just to face the mountain of tasks on your plate. Living in a world that demands 24/7 productivity has pushed your nervous system to the absolute breaking point. However, a growing number of your peers have abandoned the caffeine cycle for…

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Why People Remember Embarrassing Moments for Years

Everybody has encountered a humiliating circumstance that never goes away. It may be making a public error, stating something incorrect, or facing criticism from others. These recollections feel more vivid than many pleasant experiences, which is frustrating. Embarrassment is more than an emotional response, which is why this occurs. It…

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Breakthrough in brain research: German researcher discovers brain navigational system

The brain helps us navigate through the world, but it also functions as a navigational system. This is the opinion of neuroscientist Prof. Christian Doeller, who has just been awarded the Leibniz Prize worth 2.5 million euros for his research.

The Conversation

Not just boys: The overlooked story of ADHD in women and girls

When people think about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), they often picture a hyperactive young boy running around a classroom, not the quiet girl daydreaming in the corner, the chatty student who can’t finish her work or the mother who is chronically late and constantly searching for her keys.

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I'm waking up full of energy after a doctor helped me fix this simple sleep hygiene mistake I didn't realize I was making

Doctors explain how my pre-bed routine was harming my sleep and the easy changes that have me sleeping through the night and waking up before my alarm, full of energy.

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