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HIIT workouts linked with better brain health, research finds – even five years later

It’s long been known that exercise is not only good for the body, it’s also good for the brain. Numerous studies have shown that regular exercise helps protect and preserve brain function throughout life.

The Conversation

Folding implants that expand in the brain ‘could make epilepsy surgeries safer’

The new technology could significantly reduce the amount of brain surgery needed for epilepsy patients, scientists say.

The Independent UK

Awake Brain Surgery: Revolutionizing neurosurgery with precision and care

Awake brain surgery, also known as awake craniotomy, represents a significant advancement in neurosurgical techniques, offering a beacon of hope for patients with specific neurological conditions such as brain tumors and epileptic seizures. It is well known that conventional brain surgeries are conducted under general anesthesia. Awake brain surgery is…

The Times of India

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Sleep experts explain how to get over jet lag (and avoid the worst of it)

Sleep experts shares their top tips for how to deal with jet lag, from using power naps to controlling your light exposure.

Tom’s Guide

When a runny nose could indicate a brain fluid leak

Runny nose is a common occurrence which is usually caused by sinus infections, allergies, or common cold. However, on rare occasions it can indicate a much more serious underlying condition - a leak of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) from the brain. Since CSF is essential for maintaining integrity of the brain…

The Times of India

Gang beat man up so badly in street attack he was left with bleeds on brain and had to be put in a coma

The victim was also left with a fractured rib, a fracture to a part of his spine, a collapsed lung and a fractured jaw bone

The Independent UK

'SuperAgers' have optimal brains well into their 80s. Can you become one?

Lifestyle factors are the most foolproof way to extend your brain span.

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6 ways an athlete's brain differs from an average person's

Sports mastery is about much more than physical capability — it shapes the brain, too.

LiveScience

Gang jailed for violent East Ham attack after gym argument which left victim with bleeding on the brain

The gang pulled the 35-year-old victim from his car and stamped on his head

Evening Standard

Start your day on a strawberry: 15 microhabits for calmer, healthier mornings

From cold showers to mini meditations, experts share really simple tips for a brighter start to the day

The Guardian - UK

Pixar surprise reveals new movie about a girl who trades brains with a beaver so she can live in their li'l kingdom, as one does

Hoppers is coming Summer 2026

Total Film

50 Cool Facts To Satisfy Your Obsessive Need To Know Everything

Your brain is not a muscle but it does need exercise to stay fit. This Instagram page is like a gym for when you need to flex your mind. The post 50 Cool Facts To Satisfy Your Obsessive Need To Know Everything first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

'Breaking,' aka breakdancing, is in the Olympics for the 1st time — here's the brain science behind it

Here's the brain science of breaking, the dance style making its Olympic debut in Paris.

LiveScience

Poor physical health associated with depression through link to brain, research shows

Study identifies biological pathways through which the weakness of organs may lead to poor brain health, and in turn mental health problems

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UK shortage of drug used to prevent brain damage in alcoholics

Experts say addiction patients are being treated as second-class citizens as ‘essential’ Pabrinex is withdrawn

The Guardian - UK

‘Use the Force, Rich!’ Can you really play video games with your mind?

A Twitch streamer claims to be able to control games with her mind. I thought it was telekinetic baloney – so I went round to give it a go

The Times of India

How many walnuts a day are enough to keep the brain healthy?

If you are looking to boost your brain health through diet, walnuts might just be your new best friend. These nutrient-packed nuts are renowned for their potential cognitive benefits. Eating soaked walnuts is a common practice in several Indian households. Kids and older people are specifically advised to eat walnuts…

The Conversation

Curious Kids: Why do I need to yawn when someone else yawns?

Why do people yawn while seeing other people who yawn? —Mithra, age 7, Chennai

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Rocket fuel chemical found in foods

Perchlorate has been linked to potential brain damage in young children and thyroid problems in adults

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Doc: next episode, trailer, cast, plot and everything we know about the medical drama

After a brain injury, a brilliant doctor tries to move forward after losing eight years of memories in Doc. Here's everything we know about the medical drama.

The Times of India

5 powerful food combinations to boost your brain health

Nothing works better than homemade foods like dal (lentils), Khichdi (dish made from rice and lentils) and Palak (spinach) when it comes to brain health. The simple and low-calorie meals can be customised to be low in sodium, unhealthy fats and other preservatives that are usually present in restaurant foods.…

The Guardian - AU

There are a lot of bad podcasts by annoying people. But here’s why I still love the format

Think of your nichest interest – there is probably a podcast about it

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Can you spot 580 in this image in under 10 seconds?

Are you ready for a new challenge? This one is going to take hours and not many have solved it in a lesser duration? In this image, the challenge is to find the lone 580 among 590.

Evening Standard

Mark Effinger: Unlocking your brain with nootropics ...Brave New World podcast

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The National (Scotland)

Kelly's honest Rangers admission: 'Anyone with a football brain can understand'

Goalkeeper Liam Kelly explains his decision to give up Motherwell captaincy at length

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