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Ben Stokes: England captain ‘followed stomach and heart’ with Ashes call to Moeen Ali

Ben Stokes says the decision to ask Moeen Ali out of Test retirement was based on trusting his gut over his brain, as the England captain issued a positive update on his own bowling fitness ahead of the start of the Ashes on Friday.

Evening Standard

Humans will evolve 'tech neck', claw hands and smaller brains - horrifying expert images

Due to our reliance on technology, researchers created 'Mindy' to show what people could look like by the year 3000 - which shows a change in posture and 'claw hand'

Daily Mirror

Mum diagnosed with condition that causes pain all over her body - leaving her unable to wash, stand up, or walk at times

Marie Brown said she felt suicidal due to the pain

Bristol Post

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These neurohacking AI headphones can track your brain waves to help you focus

Neurable's headphones know when your brain is tired and can tell you to take a five-minute cognitive break.

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Surgeon stopped staff calling 911 for FIVE hours after patient slipped into coma in theatre

Emmalyn Nguyen was just 18 years old when she went for breast enhancement surgery with Dr Geoffrey Kim, 52, in Colorado - but while under the knife she suffered a cardiac arrest that ultimately lead to such severe brain damage that she couldn't even smile

Daily Mirror

‘It’s ethically dubious – but that’s love’: The young man with a brain tumour filming his family’s reaction

When Kit Vincent was told he had terminal cancer aged 24, he decided to shoot his parents and girlfriend during his final years – no matter how uncomfortable it made them. The result is an extraordinarily moving film, which premieres in Sheffield on Friday

The Guardian - UK

Man loses weight for charity skydive to raise money for girl, aged 9

Sam Allen cut out snacking and alcohol so he could lose weight for the skydive

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'Positive' parenting protects kids' brains from damage caused by stress, according to a new study. But there’s a catch

We can’t always protect our children from the hard knocks of life—but parenting them with care may shield them from the negative impact of stress.

Fortune

Only those with high IQ can locate lost dogs in image in 43 seconds or less

In this tricky brain teaser, people are being asked to spot the runaway pups, and only geniuses can find the pair of them in 43 seconds or less - you better get looking

Daily Mirror

Explained | What is transcranial magnetic stimulation?

On May 15, a study by Stanford University researchers reported some evidence that in people without depression, a part of the brain called the anterior insula sends signals to another part called the anterior cingulate cortex, whereas in people with depression, the signal goes the other way. According to the…

The Hindu

Doctors identify never-before-seen genetic mutations that led to 2 children's insatiable hunger

Two children developed insatiable hunger and severe obesity due to rare genetic mutations, their doctors reported.

LiveScience

Optical illusion: Only a sharp-eyed person can spot the butterfly in under 20 seconds

An optical illusion is an imagery illusion that tricks our visual perception into seeing something that isn't actually there. In this article, we challenge our viewers to take 20 seconds to solve the optical illusion presented.

The Times of India

Why does my back get so sore when I'm sick? The connection between immunity and pain

Have you ever wondered why your back aches when you’re down with the flu or a cold? Or COVID?

The Conversation

First Nations women don't always access health care after head injuries from family violence. Here's why

Please be advised this article contains details of family violence.

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Daily Mirror

Expert raises dangers of 'worrying trend' that sees men suppress emotion

Mental health and well-being experts have shared their thoughts on the pressure men face to be the 'perfect' man and how suppressing feelings could prove dangerous for your health

Wales Online

Mum 'screaming out' for answers after newborn son's lips kept turning blue

Baby Max underwent many tests and scans

Wales Online

Grandma with deadly cancer determined to live long enough to see granddaughter go to prom

Alison Horspool was diagnosed with deadly brain cancer after paying for a private MRI scan and is hoping to raise a quarter of a million pounds

Daily Mirror

'I knew my son wasn't well but doctors told me to relax - always trust your instincts'

Liane Slawson noticed Max Dwyer's lips became blue when he was just four days old and, after a few more episodes, he was rushed to hospital where doctors saved his life

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Daily Record

Michael Mosley shares best weight loss snack that gives you 'brain boost'

The diet guru has shared a cheap and simple snack that is proven to help people lose weight, and it is filled with protein that can help give you a brain boost.

Daily Mirror

Jonnie Irwin's wife says their sons 'know he needs to rest' in heartbreaking admission

A Place In The Sun presenter Jonnie Irwin's wife Jessica has heartbreakingly admitted their young boys know he 'needs to rest' as his cancer spread to his brain

Daily Mirror

Only those with high IQ can spot number 808 among 888s in tricky optical illusion

If you can spot the number 808 hidden within this sequence of 888s, it turns out you can boast that you have high IQ – but it's not as easy as it looks. Optical illusions really challenges us to look outside the box

Liverpool Echo

Mum told everything was fine demanded answers when son's lips turned blue

Liane is urging other parents to trust their gut instincts

Zenger

90-year-olds With Sharp Minds May Prevent Certain Dementias

Memory and brain function problems are consequently on the rise, researchers say.

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Find 3 numbers hidden in this image; you only have 8 seconds!

Optical illusions never cease to amaze us with their ability to deceive our visual perception and manipulate reality. They make even the most obvious details look abstract and vice versa. But did you know that frequent practice with optical illusions can help boost your brain activity, improve cognitive abilities, and…

The Conversation

Seeing dead fruit flies is bad for the health of fruit flies – and neuroscientists have identified the exact brain cells responsible

All living organisms age. People have long sought ways to slow, halt or reverse this process, which is commonly associated with declining mental and physical health. One area researchers are probing is the role that sensory perception – such as sight, smell, sound, taste and touch – plays on health…

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