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The talent spotters that moulded Piastri into an F1 winner

"Oscar's brain is a supercomputer," says Oscar Piastri's early mentor, James Sera, who helped the McLaren driver navigate his early career in his native Australia. It is an unusual response when asked about the McLaren Formula 1 driver's most crucial characteristics.

Autosport

High-potency cannabis use leaves a distinct mark on DNA – new research

Cannabis is one of the most commonly used drugs in the world. Yet there’s still much we don’t know about it and what effects it has on the brain – including why cannabis triggers psychosis in some people who use the drug. But our recent study has just brought us…

The Conversation

AI developed by London hospital can scan brain tumours in 3 seconds

Researchers say deployment of tool could save NHS £1.5m in the next three years

Evening Standard

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AIIMS Delhi hosts Niemann-Pick Day 2024 to create awareness on the rare disease that mostly affects children

Every year, October 19 is observed as Niemann-Pick Day to create awareness on the rare disease that compromises the body's ability to metabolize fat due to which the cells die prematurely affecting the functioning of the nerves, the brain and organs.

The Times of India

Lawyer leading brain injury lawsuit under investigation over player recruitment

The former Wasps prop Will Green accuses Rylands Garth firm of pressuring him to lie about having dementia

The Guardian - UK

‘Like a lightning flash’: what is a nipple orgasm?

Nipples are a ‘hardwired erogenous zone’ and they can be stimulated for pleasure and experiencing an orgasm

The Guardian - US

Music and dementia: researchers are still making discoveries about how songs can help sufferers

Music is woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. Whether it’s lifting our spirits, pushing us to run faster or soothing us to sleep, we can all recognise its power. So it’s no wonder it is increasingly being used in medical treatment.

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Jimmy Kimmel challenges Trump to put his ‘biglyest’ brain to the test

Jimmy Kimmel Live! host revived the infamous adjective to take a swipe at the 78-year-old’s cognitive fitness

The Independent UK

Feeling off? Signs of poor mental health that could indicate low magnesium levels

Mood disorders, depression, and anxiety are sometimes rooted in nutritional deficiencies. In the past, the role of Vitamin D and B12 has been discussed extensively in maintaining mental health, but the lack of awareness around impact of low magnesium levels on overall health needs to be addressed. Be it mood…

The Times of India

Blog: Health - New medication to prolong breast cancer patients' lives

Researchers at LMU have successfully tested a novel medication that can greatly prolong the lives of patients with breast cancer. Must follow the story on Dynamite News:

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Emmerdale spoilers: Moira Dingle makes a shock request as her brain surgery looms

Airs Thursday 24th October 2024 at 7.30pm on ITV.

WhatToWatch

Does drinking coffee while pregnant cause ADHD? Our study shows there’s no strong link

International guidelines recommend people limit how much coffee they drink during pregnancy. Consuming caffeine – a stimulant – while pregnant has been linked to how the baby’s brain develops.

The Conversation

Only a clever person can spot the spider in this messy room in under 7 seconds

A spider is hiding in this messy room, and only a clever person with sharp eyes can find it in under 7 seconds! Do you think you're up to the challenge? Take a close look at the image, but don’t get distracted by all the clutter.

The Times of India

Five simple questions can help spot exaggerated research claims over sex differences in the brain

In the last ten years, some 20,000 or so academic papers have been published on the neuroscience of sex and gender. Perhaps you have read the media coverage of such papers, suggesting there’s finally proof that stereotypical abilities such as men being good at reading maps or women excelling at…

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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 Guardian - UK

‘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

Woman & Home

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...

The Times of India

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:…

Sports Illustrated

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.

The Guardian - UK

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

The Independent UK

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.

Tom’s Guide

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...

The Guardian - AU

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

The Times of India

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.

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