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This Woman’s Pristine 159-Strong Croc Collection Is What The Inside Of My Brain Looks Like

A woman has made headlines after sharing her Croc collection with the internet. The collection includes 159 pairs of Crocs and 700 (!!!) Jibbitz, the charms that can be added to the holes in Crocs.Rayann Prophet, who also goes by ‘Croc Queen’ on TikTok, has already amassed a whopping 377k…

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Eating leafy greens ‘associated with fewer brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s’

The study involved 581 people who followed the MIND and Mediterranean diets.

The Independent UK

Leafy green vegetables ‘associated with fewer brain proteins linked to Alzheimer’s’ says new study

The MIND diet prioritises green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and collard greens along with other vegetables

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Sales of USC scientist's new book suspended after 95 instances of plagiarism found

LOS ANGELES — The publication of a new book by Dr. David Agus, the media-friendly University of Southern California oncologist who leads the Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine, was shaping up to be a high-profile event.

Los Angeles Times

Gold Rush White Water star Dakota Fred Hurt diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer

Reality TV star 'Dakota' Fred Hurt has been diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer, his company has confirmed in a statement

Daily Mirror

Home and Away star 'grateful' for 35th birthday after terminal brain cancer diagnosis

The Home and Away actor, who is currently battling terminal brain cancer, took to Instagram to share a picture of himself celebrating his special day

Daily Mirror

Mind-boggling optical illusion tricks your brain when looking at these four cars

This image, which shows four cars, uses strategic placement to mask a surprising revelation.

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Grieving mum's warning after son, 3, dies in her arms following tragic misdiagnosis

Sarah Cheung's son Lloyd died of a rare cancer after doctors said he was simply battling a virus - now she's urging other parents to trust their gut when they believed their children are seriously ill

Daily Mirror

‘Sober up jab’ could cure hangovers

Scientists hope hormone called FGF21 could help people recover from negative effects of alcohol

The Independent UK

Scottish dad's migraines were actually sign of sinister brain tumour

Jerome van Leeuwen was his daughter’s age when he was diagnosed with a pilocytic astrocytoma brain tumour – the most common type of brain and spinal cord tumour in children.

Edinburgh Live

Cardiff crash survivor who was left in wreck among dead pals for 2 days is 'unrecognisable' says mum

Sophie Russon, 20 was one of two of survivors in the fatal smash over the weekend in the St Mellon's area of Cardiff which has left her with a fractured skull, a broken spine and a bleed to the brain.

Daily Record

Smokers have no idea about one serious condition the habit causes

Fewer than one in five smokers linked smoking with the brain disease in research for No Smoking Day

Wales Online

Scientists discover drug that neutralises alcohol and sobers you up quickly

The chemical called FGF21 (fibroblast growth factor 21) is naturally produced in the liver

Irish Mirror

Scientists find drug that neutralises alcohol and sobers you up

The drug halves the amount of time it takes to stop being drunk

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Teacher's role in a world with ChatGPT

Fundamentally, I see my role as an educator as to find creative ways to nurture the development and resilience of the human brain. Yes, I teach subjects, and there's content knowledge that I impart to my students. But at its root, pedagogy is about the process of teaching and learning,…

The Conversation

Electricity flow in the human brain can be predicted using the simple maths of networks, new study reveals

Through a vast network of nerve fibres, electrical signals are constantly travelling across the brain. This complicated activity is what ultimately gives rise to our thoughts, emotions and behaviours – but also possibly to mental health and neurological problems when things go wrong.

Irish Mirror

Only people with high IQ can spot the odd letter out in less than 13 seconds

Brain teasers can be a good way to help you focus

Daily Mirror

Woman 'flatlined for five minutes' and left in coma after van hit her on holiday

Becca Herlingshaw, from Middlesbrough, has told how she was hit by a van while on holiday in Romania with a pal and remains in hospital waiting until she is well enough to travel home

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The Independent UK

Wife of Dave Watson ‘cannot fathom’ rejection of temporary concussion subs

IFAB declined to approve a trial of the new measure in the English, French and American leagues.

Wales Online

Mollie King reveals she was out walking with her dad the morning his fatal brain tumour was diagnosed

The Saturdays star posted on Instagram to raise awareness for Brain Tumour Awareness month in memory of her dad, Stephen

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MAFS’ Tayla Has Revealed WTF Happened When Cam Got His Cock Balls Out On FaceTime

"Cam is ... all around good looking."

The Conversation

5 ways college students who are also parents can help their young children in school

Pursuing a college degree as an adult with children is a monumental but worthwhile endeavor. Research shows that earning a degree increases income and therefore health outcomes for the whole family. Higher income has also been associated with experiences that lead to more brain activity and cognitive development for infants.

Wales Online

Younger generation lack basic skills and say over 35 is too old to learn

Care home provider Sanctuary Care has launched a nationwide initiative to turn care on its head by empowering elderly residents to harness existing pastimes and skills

Edinburgh Live

Only those with stellar IQ can spot odd letter within 13 seconds in tricky brain teaser

The puzzles are billed by experts as a great way of challenging cognitive skills, problem solving abilities and helping folk focus - they are also credited for improving your mood.

Wales Online

'It was like looking after a child’ Daughter became mum’s carer after young onset dementia diagnosis

Amy Lambert’s mother Sarah was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia – specifically Pick’s disease – at the age of 47

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