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Kendrick Perkins takes odd shot at Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla

"You wonder if you take his brain out, and you put it in a bird, the bird is going to start flying backwards," said Perkins.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Only those with a high IQ can find the odd couple silhouette in this picture

Optical illusions are intriguing phenomena that exploit the brain's interpretation of visual input, revealing the complexities of human visual processing. They rely on heuristics (mental shortcuts) and past experiences, shedding light on cognitive processes. In simpler terms, these images play with our perception by presenting something different from reality.

The Times of India

US military personnel suffer 'traumatic brain injuries' after Iranian-backed militia fires at Iraqi base

US also step up assault on Houthi rebels in Yemen

Evening Standard

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Controversial California bill proposing youth tackle football ban vetoed

Find out why California lawmakers are proposing a ban on youth tackle football, the arguments for and against, and Governor Newsom's stance on the issue.

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U.S. personnel are injured after Iranian-backed militants attacked an Iraq air base

A "number" of U.S. personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injuries, the U.S. military said, after barrage of missiles and rockets targeted the Ain al-Asad base on Saturday evening.

WEKU

How does Tylenol work?

Exactly how Tylenol — also called acetaminophen or paracetamol — relieves pain continues to evade scientists, but it's clear the drug interacts with one key set of enzymes.

LiveScience

Alcohol and menopause: 5 reasons why the combination could be making your symptoms worse

The combination of alcohol and menopause is a difficult one. If you suffer more after drinking less then your hormones might be to blame

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Optical Illusion: Find the odd giraffe in this picture

Mind-bending pictures that test our visual acuity and perception are known as optical illusions. These illusions offer profound insights into the many ways in which our brain interprets this visual data.

The Times of India

New Study Uncovers How Alzheimer’s Butchers Brain Cells

Alzheimer’s results in a substantial loss of brain cells known as neurons.

Zenger

Brain implant fears, as Newcastle University warns AI bans may be needed

Do we really want AI to know our most intimate thoughts?

Newcastle Herald

Goalkeeper Says Brain Tumor Made Him Grow Tall And Gave Him Huge Hands

His hands were also large for his age and his ''fingers would swell up like a pack of large sausages.

Zenger

What is the 10-3-2-1-0 sleep method?

These five simple rules teach you how to adapt your daytime routine for better slumber every night.

TechRadar

Is your teenager drawn to taking risks? A child psychologist explains why (plus what you can do to keep them a bit safer)

Have you ever wondered why your teen is up for taking risks? You're not the only one...

GoodToKnow

Brain signature of desire uncovered in lovesick rodents, and it may be in people, too

A "whole lotta" dopamine is what keeps our close relationships alive, a new rodent study suggests.

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Kim Kardashian unveils stunning SKKN office with brain model and tanning bed

Discover the incredible features of Kim Kardashian's SKKN office, including a 3D brain model and a tanning bed. Get a glimpse into her glamorous world!

Salon

Advances in mind-decoding technologies

Devices that connect brains to computers are increasingly sophisticated. Can the neurorights movement catch up?

The Hindu

UoH researcher studies how our brains focus in a distracted world

Research study from the University of Hyderabad explores how our brains manage distractions and suggests ways to improve productivity.

Evening Standard

How your diet might be messing with the body's weight control centre

Never heard of leptin? Author Dr Andrew Jenkinson explains the vital role of the weight control hormone and the effects that your favourite snacks might be having on it

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Cycling News

‘You can turn your brain off, they’ll do the whole thing for you’: Welsford praises Bora-Hansgrohe Tour Down Under leadout

The fight for Welsford’s wheel on stage 3 was more intense than the sprint to the line

Cycling Weekly

'You can literally turn your brain off': Sam Welsford benefits from 'dialled' leadout again at Tour Down Under

Bora-Hansgrohe rider wins second stage in three days in Australia

LiveScience

Universal process that wires the brain is consistent across species

A new modeling study helps confirm that key connections in the brain are formed in the same way across different animal species, likely including humans.

Golf Monthly

'The Doctors Said They Didn’t Think He Was Going To Make It To The Weekend So We Should Start Making Plans' – The Remarkable Story Of Charlie Crosby's Courageous Journey From Near Death Back Onto The Golf Course

Charlie Crosby collapsed in June 2019 and it looked like his days were numbered, but amazingly, the former scratch golfer is back playing again. Here, with the help of his dad, he tells his inspiring story...

The Canberra Times

Permanent scarring and brain injuries result from alleged Summernats violence

Police are seeking witnesses to assaults at EPIC.

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California vote on ban for youth tackle football under 12

A proposed ban on youth tackle football for children under 12 in California sparks debate on brain injury risks, parental rights, and community impact.

The Guardian - UK

A car hit me, drove off – and left me annihilated. Here is how I put myself back together

When a car hit Adam Johnson at 55mph, he was left with broken legs, nose, teeth and spirit, and was put into a coma in hospital. His slow recovery was helped by one of the few things he still had – his creativity

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