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Big Brother star Lauren Harries shares health update after unsuccessful spinal surgery

The 45-year-old TV star previously underwent emergency brain surgery in April after falling ill with a mystery condition. She has remained in hospital with her mum sharing updates

Daily Mirror

The first thing that catches your attention in this puzzle is the way it influences your thinking process

Numerous optical illusions and images stimulate various thinking patterns in your brain. This occurs because you interpret each image based on your past experiences and preconceived notions. As a result, there is an exercise that can help determine whether you tend to be a thoughtful person or an impulsive individual.

The Times of India

When the ants start crawling, yes, I take my antipsychotics – but human touch is also a powerful balm

What’s often overlooked in the treatment of mental illness is the neglect of your body, and its need to be cared for and soothed

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Can diabetes and weight-loss drug Ozempic break addictions too?

Doctors are hearing anecdotal reports of reductions in drinking and smoking, but experts caution that more research is needed

The Guardian - AU

'We had only just started telling people about the baby... then we had to say her dad has an incurable disease'

Newlywed Neil Taylor was told he had an aggressive, incurable brain tumour at 32

Manchester Evening News

Delhi HC likely to pass order on PIL for polygraph, narco test of complainants to reduce fake cases on Monday

NEW DELHI: To prove their allegations in a bid to control "fake cases", the Delhi High Court is likely to pronounce its order on Monday on a PIL seeking directions to police to ask complainants about their willingness to undergo scientific tests like narco, polygraph and brain mapping during the…

The Times of India

Blind Gateshead toddler with rare brain disorders who 'everyone falls in love with'

Leo McMurray was born blind and is battling on despite many difficulties, including a number of brain abnormalities

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Only people with X-ray vision can spot hidden number in 9 seconds

This brain teaser has left people scratching their heads as they try to find the hidden number lurking somewhere among the polka dots - and you only have 9 seconds

Liverpool Echo

Grieving mother demands improvements in ‘neglected’ cancer

Nicola Nuttall’s daughter Laura died in May, aged 23.

The Independent UK

Baby shaking thug, Britain’s ‘worst flasher’ and 'Red Cap rapist' among those jailed in Greater Manchester this week

Also locked up this week include a paedophile who plied a schoolgirl with drugs before sexually assaulting her

Manchester Evening News

Elephant tales

Elephants are exceptionally smart creatures, have the largest brain of any land animal, and three times as many neurons as humans.

The Hindu

Boy, 9, rushed into major surgery after complaining of headaches

Henri Brammer underwent major surgery after doctors found "a ball of pus" on his brain

Manchester Evening News

Successful play as easy as falling off a log

In a political climate concerned with literacy and numeracy rates, it is vital schools retain a focus on play-based learning, write Chloe Wilkinson and Dr Felicia Low

Newsroom.co.nz

Only those with 'hawk vision' can find phone in sea of shopping bags within 35 seconds

A new brainteaser is putting people's sight and reaction speed to the test, challenging them to spot the hidden phone in an ocean of shopping bags in 35 seconds or less

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Liverpool Echo

Only eagle-eyed people can spot the number in sea of B's in just three seconds

A new baffling brain teaser has people scratching their heads as they try to find the odd number

Zenger

E-scooter Riders Face Double The Risk Of Death Compared To Motorcyclists, New Study Finds

Severe traumatic brain injuries also surge, highlighting urgent need for stricter regulations and safety measures.

Wales Online

What it's really like to fly with the Red Arrows as pilot lifts lid on the secrets you don't see

'We wear a G-suit so when we're going up in the loop, the G-suit keeps the blood up to our heart and our brain so we don't pass out'

LiveScience

The brain-bending secret behind hundreds of optical illusions has finally been revealed

"Simultaneous contrast illusions" rely on altering the backgrounds of images to change how we perceive the colors and brightness of objects within them. Now, a computer model may have revealed exactly how they fool us.

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Do you know Brain connectivity, memory improves in older adults after walking? Study finds

Walking enhances connections within and between three different brain networks, including one linked to Alzheimer's disease, according to a recent study from the University of Maryland School of Public Health, adding to the growing body of research showing that exercise is beneficial for brain health. Read further on Dynamite News:

Evening Standard

The science behind the brain-altering impact of your first pregnancy

Having given birth, Lucy Jones dug deep into the science of why she felt like a totally different person… and had her mind blown by what she discovered

Evening Standard

OPINION - Farewell Margaret McDonagh, who helped women (and Blair) get to power

Margaret McDonagh, Baroness McDonagh of Mitcham and Morden, died this week, far too young at 61, from a ferocious brain tumour. You may not be familiar with this Labour grande dame, despite the many obituaries published about her. But if you delighted in Tony Blair winning the election in 1997…

Zenger

Octopuses Show Remarkable Similarities To Humans In Sleep Patterns

Octopuses' sleep patterns resemble humans', suggesting possible dreaming.

PC Gamer

We're on the brink of the biggest changes to computing's DNA and it's not just quantum that's coming

We're not at the tipping point yet, however. The hardware is still nascent and "the thing that we haven't cracked yet is the software."

Manchester Evening News

Family's heartache as dad dies after tragic diagnosis

Tributes are being paid to Liam Bergin - his family said he lived his life like a 'tornado'

MusicRadar

How improvised MPE, misused plugins and AI speech software made Galen Tipton’s mind-boggling brain scratch: "A lot of my work is made by experimenting and learning something new"

Galen Tipton’s wildly imaginative approach to electronic music treats sound like silly putty. Join us as we enter the weird and whimsical world of brain scratch

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