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Optical illusion: Can you spot 58 in this image?

In this optical illusion, your task is to find the number 58 hidden among a grid filled with alternating 5s and 6s. The arrangement of similar numbers is designed to confuse the brain and make it difficult to quickly spot the odd number out.

The Times of India

‘I’m paying the price’: Bristol Rovers legend Ian Alexander on career of concussions

Diagnosed with CTE, the 61-year-old has only a few years to live and there are others suffering similar symptoms

The Guardian - UK

Feeling down? Try these 32 ways to give your mental health an MOT if you need a reset

The science-back ways to give your mental health an MOT when you're feeling overwhelmed...

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Why sleep is essential after a busy festival day and when you might need sleep supplements

As a nutritionist, I’ve seen time and again how the thrill of festivals can overshadow one crucial aspect of wellness—recovery. While the focus is often on dancing, feasting, and living in the moment, the true after-party happens when your body gets the rest it needs. Sleep isn’t just a passive…

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Optical Illusion: Only the intelligent ones can identify the odd emoji in just 5 seconds

Here is a new challenge for you. In this amazing optical illusion you can see similar emojis and out of these there is one that does not match with the others. For someone who is new to solving optical illusions, finding the odd emoji might be a task. But, wait:…

The Times of India

Former LSU Football Player Greg Brooks Files Lawsuit Against School for Negligence

Brooks's football career ended in 2023 after the discovery of a brain tumor.

Sports Illustrated

How to put your phone down and get back into habit of reading books

After an English academic at Oxford complained about students’ attention spans, we get experts’ tips on enjoying the written word

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How to stay physically active in retirement – and why it’s important

Exercise in retirement can help slow physical decline, protect your brain, improve your mood – and keep your heart healthy.

The Independent UK

Think you have sleep apnea? Experts share the 5 main symptoms and what to do

A sleep clinician and a doctor discuss the main symptoms of sleep apnea, what causes it, and what to do if you spot any of these signs...

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Afternoon Update: Trump demands CBS be stripped of licence; man rescued clinging to esky; and a bear has brain surgery

The chair of the Federal Communications Commission says broadcasting licences cannot be revoked because a candidate dislikes coverage

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Only person who is naturally smart can spot 6 differences in under 12 seconds

Do you think you have a keen eye for detail? Here's a fun challenge to test just how sharp your mind really is. In this brain teaser, two adorable foxes sit side by side, surrounded by trees, water, and a footpath.

The Times of India

Brown bear in Kent recovering well after UK-first brain surgery

Conservation trust says Boki ‘not out of the woods’ yet but doing well after operation to drain buildup of fluid

The Guardian - UK

Gazing at your dog can connect your brain with theirs, research shows

It might sound far-fetched, but recent research suggests that dogs’ and humans’ brains synchronise when they look at each other.

The Conversation

Seniors Move and Dance to Build Brain Health

In the Lincoln Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, classes at a community art center help to prevent and manage Parkinson’s and other age-related illnesses.

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50 Lesser-Known Facts That The “Today I Learned” Community Recently Shared

It might seem like the student was cooking instead of paying attention to her homework. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. She’d managed to pull off the ultimate ninja move, and ended up making world headlines. The post 50 Lesser-Known Facts That The “Today I Learned” Community Recently…

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Portugal proposes decade of tax breaks for young people to stem brain drain

Measure government says will help up to 400,000 people included in budget after negotiations with opposition Socialists

The Times of India

10 simple things to do for your mental health every day

A good mental health is directly related to your quality of life. It also helps one cope with life's challenges and stressors. Being in a positive state of mind can make you feel happier and content, boosting your productivity and making you more in control of your emotions. World Mental…

The Independent UK

Dylan O’Brien says his safety concerns on Maze Runner set ‘were not listened to’ before near-fatal accident

Stunt gone wrong left actor with concussion, facial fracture, and brain trauma

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Dad’s warning after feeling in fingers turns out to be incurable brain cancer

Doctors found three tumours in his brain and the shock of the news was so extreme Jack passed out in his chair

LiveScience

Study reveals how the brain divides days into 'movie scenes'

A recent brain-scan study sheds light on how people's brains divide continuous experiences into meaningful segments, like scenes in a movie.

The Times of India

5 flowers that can help lower blood sugar levels

Diabetes diagnosis comes with a lot of restrictions and the disease can gradually affect many body functions including heart, kidney, brain, eyes, and skin. Certain natural remedies can help prevent the disease or its progression in people with prediabetes and diabetes. The flowers of some specific plants have natural compounds…

Fortune

Google DeepMind leaders Hassabis and Jumper win Nobel Prize for Chemistry

It's clear that 2024 is the year of AI breaking into the world's most prestigious scientific awards.

The Conversation

Is your child stressed, restless, hyperactive? They might be suffering from sensory processing issues

Many children have intense reactions to certain sounds or food textures. They can’t stand certain clothes for even a minute, or they get annoyed when someone touches them, making an ordeal out of simple events like bath time, getting dressed, eating dinner, or a birthday party. However, these behaviours do…

The Times of India

17 doctors later, this man was living with an illness undiagnosed and untreated

Imagine perceiving the world as if living inside a Picasso painting, where every face and object appears grotesquely distorted. For six agonising months, this was the reality for a 64-year-old man who had visited 17 doctors before coming to my clinic.

International Business Times UK

Woman Reveals Heartbreaking Reason Why She Was Fired 14 Times In 8 Years—Including 4 Jobs On Her First Day

Linda Loprasert, a brain cancer survivor, was fired from 14 jobs in 8 years due to memory loss caused by her illness, and now shares her story in her book Memory Fail to inspire others facing similar struggles.

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