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'We don't talk about it enough' - Dr Amir Khan reveals what causes driving anxiety in menopause

The doctor revealed what causes driving anxiety in menopause and possible solutions for those experiencing it

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Lambrini Girls drops out of Coachella after singer sustains acute brain injury

Duo has rescheduled their North American headline tour after doctors told vocalist not to fly or perform for six weeks

The Independent UK

Five tips to make your memory work more effectively

As a researcher investigating how electric brain stimulation can improve people’s powers of recollection, I’m often asked how memory works – and what we can do to use it more effectively. Happily, decades of research have given us some clear answers to both questions.

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Feeling distracted? How hobbies can help you find ‘flow state’ and save your brain

We live in what has been called the “distraction economy”: an environment full of triggers that are engineered to demand our attention at every turn. The result is often fragmented attention, loss of focus and sometimes even increased rumination and anxiety.

The Conversation

Sam Altman Among 25 People on Waitlist for 'Fatal' Brain Preservation That Will Keep Them Digitally Immortal

Sam Altman is among those linked to a startup exploring brain preservation that could one day enable digital consciousness, a process described as '100 percent fatal.'

International Business Times UK

“Unknowingly Missing 90% Of His Brain”: 43 Interesting Facts And Photos That Are Also Kind Of Creepy

Not everything online fits neatly into a category, and that’s part of the fun. Some posts are intriguing, others a little unsettling, but all of them grab your attention. This selection highlights a variety of unusual and interesting finds that showcase the internet’s more curious side.

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Carrie Tan and Andreas Raharso on Micro Moments: Redefining Decision-Making Through Neuroscience and Emotion

The authors' work suggests that many leadership errors of judgement can occur from random imprints in the mind arising from perceptions and interpretations caught in the predictive script without awareness.

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Ladies, your ‘chicken ick’ is terrifyingly real, and a top psychologist reveals the shocking truth behind why you suddenly hate dinner

If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately and seen people talking about suddenly getting the “chicken ick,” a psychologist confirms that this unsettling food aversion is absolutely real, and it’s surprisingly common – mostly among women. It turns out that your brain might just decide, mid-bite, that your perfectly…

The Mary Sue

Unlock Peak Brain Power: Simple Daily Habits to Boost Focus, Memory & Mental Clarity

Boost cognitive vitality with brain fog remedies, focus techniques, and neuroplasticity habits that improve memory, attention, and mental clarity daily.

Medical Daily

69 Fascinating And Unsettling Facts That Might Make People Wonder Why In The World Anyone Would Know Them

Did you know chocolate can be fatal when snorted? Or that chainsaws were invented to help with childbirth? Sounds like trivia you’d only hear at pub quizzes, or maybe while scrolling through a rabbit hole of strange facts online. This roundup brings together some of the most intriguing and surprising…

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The human body isn’t a masterpiece of design – it’s a patchwork of evolutionary compromise

The human body is often described as a marvel of “perfect design”: elegant, efficient and finely tuned for its purpose. Yet, when we look closer, a rather different picture emerges.

The Conversation

$“Because it is my neck and brain, our hands are tied”: Phoebe Lunny reveals neck fracture and "acute brain injury" forcing Lambrini Girls to pull out of Coachella$

“Because it is my neck and brain, our hands are tied”: Phoebe Lunny reveals neck fracture and "acute brain injury" forcing Lambrini Girls to pull out of Coachella

Lambrini Girls frontwoman banned from flying and performing for six weeks

MusicRadar

Doctor Shares 5 Daily Habits to Boost Health, Sleep & Longevity

Three months have passed since we entered 2026. Some of us may have followed through with our new year resolutions and vice-versa. The truth is, we don’t have to wait till the arrival of a new year to change our lives. In a recent YouTube Podcast, Dr Jeremy London, a…

Times Life

The post-transformer era has an answer to AI’s energy crisis

The key to solving the AI energy crisis is to move beyond the transformer.

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The Independent UK

The surprising health benefits of gardening for your body and brain

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What Are The Top Signs That Your Pet Is Thriving and Feeling Great

Pets become family members the moment they enter our homes. We care for them, feed them, and protect them, but sometimes it can be difficult to know if we are doing enough. Unlike humans, pets cannot tell us when they feel perfectly well or slightly uncomfortable. Instead, they show their…

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Lambrini Girls forced out of Coachella after singer suffers horror injury

Lambrini Girls singer Phoebe Lunny has an "acute brain injury" after "late treatment" and a misdiagnosis following an accident.

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Science history: Doctor hypothesizes that 'transmissible proteins' can cause disease, contradicting a 'central dogma' of molecular biology — April 9, 1982

Prion diseases, such as "mad cow," are caused by transmissible proteins that were identified in the 1980s.

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Facts over fear: data needed on brain fog in menopause

A lack of long-term research has left a huge gap in being able to prevent and treat women's experiences of brain fog during menopause.

The Independent UK

The springtime pastime that can keep your brain and body healthy

Experts say one spring activity can help to burn up to 300 calories in under an hour

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Top 6 Memory Activities To Help Seniors With Dementia

Watching a loved one struggle with memory loss can feel overwhelming, but the right activities can make a meaningful difference. While there’s no cure for...

Woman & Home

The age you should start exercising regularly to ward off dementia has been revealed in new research - and it's not your 20s or 30s

Lifelong exercise habits are always encouraged, but if you've come to working out later in life, you're in luck

Times Pets

The Subtle Signs Your Pet Is Truly Happy (Most Owners Miss This)

Every pet owner believes they know when their pet is happy. A wagging tail, a playful jump, a burst of energy- these seem like obvious signals. But science tells a very different story. True happiness in pets is far more subtle, quieter, and often hidden in moments most people overlook.…

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73 Unedited Photos That Might Mess With Your Already Tired Brain (New Pics)

Determining an image’s authenticity has become trickier since photo manipulation became a trend. Nowadays, even AI has entered the picture (pun intended), which can make you question whether a perfectly captured snapshot is real. Check out the following examples, which may make you do a few double-takes.

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Prove Your General Knowledge IQ Is Unmatched With This 50-50 Quiz

This 38-question trivia challenge is about to put your memory and logic to the test. Every question gives you just two possible answers, so trust your knowledge and go with your instincts. 🧠 From world history and geography to science breakthroughs, famous literature, and iconic art, this quiz has a…

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