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Chris Hemsworth learns he has a predisposition to Alzheimer's disease; may take break from acting

Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth, who recently featured in the docuseries 'Limitless', has revealed that he has a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's disease, and therefore may be taking a break from acting.

The Times of India · Nov 20, 2022

Beaming family of Scots dad jailed in Iraq say his return home is 'better than winning the lottery'

Brian Glendinning, 43, finally made it home to Fife today after his spell in an Iraqi prison.

Daily Record · Nov 20, 2022

The Jane Goodall of neurosurgery

I am not sure how many females have had the chance to witness a living, pulsating human brain with their fathers

Salon · Nov 20, 2022

You need to play the most euphoric indie shooter on Xbox Game Pass ASAP

'Vampire Survivors' sucks you in with simple, satisfying mechanics before turning your brain into a dopamine factory.

Inverse · Nov 19, 2022

Don't Worry Darling reveals the limits of a major tech trend

Is the Metaverse possible? Maybe, if Don't Worry Darling is a sign of our future.

Inverse · Nov 19, 2022

Scientists Identify APOE Gene Behind Sectional Vulnerability Of Brain To Alzheimer's

Scientists have uncovered why certain parts of the brain are particularly vulnerable to Alzheimer's damage. Read on for details:

Dynamite News · Nov 19, 2022

Ex-Meme King Salt Bae Has Arisen From 2017 To Post His Priciest Meal Yet Folks Are Pissed

My op-shopping, Aldi-purchasing brain cannot comprehend.

Pedestrian.tv · Nov 19, 2022

Chronic pain is one of the world's biggest health problems — but virtual reality headsets could help bring relief

Commercially available virtual reality headsets and handsets might be able to help doctors and physiotherapists treat one of society's most debilitating health problems: chronic pain.

ABC News · Nov 18, 2022

Woman 'heard dead gran telling her to go back to her body' in near-death experience

A UK-US study led by a British doctor found some people had vivid recollections after suffering a heart attack, including the feeling of burning in hell and being called 'home'

Daily Mirror · Nov 18, 2022

The risk of seizures and epilepsy is higher after COVID than after the flu – new research

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders, affecting roughly 50 million people around the world. It’s a condition characterised by seizures which involve episodic, abnormal activity in nerve cells in the brain.

The Conversation · Nov 18, 2022