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Neuralink patients can now control robotic arms with their thoughts

Elon Musk claims brain chip could one day allow people to live in a robot body

The Independent UK

‘My brother died from brain cancer. I’m 22 and can’t afford the funeral’

David Izekor died in November from an aggressive form of brain cancer

The Independent UK

Dehydration Headache Explained: How Water Intake and Health Hydration Affect Head Pain

Dehydration headaches arise from low water intake and disrupted blood flow. Learn why hydration matters, how to prevent headaches, and hydration tips.

Medical Daily

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Kim Kardashian’s brain scan shows ‘low activity’ and holes. I’m a brain expert and I have questions

A recent episode of the The Kardashians shared some startling news about Kim Kardashian’s brain.

The Conversation

Mother of brain cancer victim says it is ‘not fair’ treatment depends on location

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The Independent UK

Boy died of brain cancer less than 12 months after first symptom

His bereaved mother says it is ‘not fair’ that a child’s care can depend on where they live

The Independent UK

Postcode lottery leads to ‘uneven’ care for children with brain cancer – report

A new review has been published by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission.

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Landmark AI tool for stroke patients significantly improves recovery

The technology boosts the chances of a procedure suceeding which removes deadly clots

The Independent UK

The Looming Higher Ed 'Brain Drain': Is Political Interference Forcing Academics to Flee Certain States?

Political intrusion in US universities threatens academic quality, mirroring an academic 'brain drain' seen in authoritarian states. Learn how governing board overreach is driving faculty to flee and jeopardizing research excellence.

International Business Times

Weight loss jab could be used to slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease in major breakthrough

Liraglutide, sold under the brand name Saxenda, is already prescribed on the NHS as a weight loss medication

The Independent UK

10 Convincing Reasons Teenagers Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Drive Yet

Handing your teenager the car keys is a rite of passage. It is also terrifying. We assume that because it is legal, it is safe. That is a dangerous assumption. Driving is the most dangerous thing your child will do. Statistics paint a grim picture of teen drivers. Their brains…

Budget and the Bees

Ultra Processed Food Risks: How Junk Food Addiction Harms Brain Health and Why a Brain Health Diet Matters

Discover ultra processed food risks, junk food addiction effects on the brain, and brain health diet tips to protect cognition and avoid decline.

Medical Daily

TikTok Causes Brain Rot: A Real Neurocognitive Syndrome, Study Finds

TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts may cause 'brain rot' ,a real neurocognitive syndrome. Study links short-form videos to poor attention, focus, and more.

International Business Times UK

This 30-Question Useless Facts Challenge Will Reveal How Weirdly Smart You Really Are

Lately, life feels a bit too serious, doesn’t it?Bills, work, deadlines, errands, decisions - it all piles up faster than we’d like. So here’s a little break from all that: a quiz made entirely of strange, useless, and wonderfully pointless facts. From Shakespeare’s dad’s odd job to the speed of…

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“Are You A Master Of Ridiculous Knowledge?”: Try Scoring 30/30 In This Useless Facts Test

Medical Daily

Seasonal Depression Explained: How Winter Darkness Triggers SAD Symptoms and Mood Changes

Discover how seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and winter depression cause mood changes, including common SAD symptoms and effective ways to manage winter darkness effects.

The Independent UK

Labour warned of fresh economic hit as Brexit accelerates high-skilled ‘brain drain’ from UK

‘None’ of the Labour chancellor’s measures will ‘have a material effect’ on growth, Richard Hughes, the chair of the OBR, has said

Euronews

Obesity may speed the onset of Alzheimer’s, scientists say

A small study indicates regular blood tests could be a useful addition to brain scans that track the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.

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The Independent UK

Obesity speeds up the development of Alzheimer’s disease, study reveals

Obesity is associated with an increase in dementia risk and researchers can now see that it speeds up the development of Alzheimer’s in particular

Evening Standard

London teen horrified to discover itchy eye was killer brain infection

Sophie Bell, 17, had been suffering from a cold and daily headaches for around a month before making the discovery

AAP

Rough handling a factor in inmate's death, inquest told

A disabled inmate's death may have been triggered by rough handling as prison guards did not realise he was having a medical incident, a coroner has heard.

Budget and the Bees

10 Superfoods Seniors Should Eat Every Week for Longevity

Aging is inevitable, but feeling “old” is optional. What you put on your plate dictates how you feel. Your metabolism slows down as you age. Therefore, every calorie needs to be packed with nutrition.

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10 Habits That Are Secretly Fueling Your Depression

Depression is complex and often requires professional help. However, your daily habits play a massive role in your mental state. Sometimes, we unknowingly feed the beast. Small choices pile up to create a heavy mood.

The Guardian - UK

My adolescent era has lasted a lifetime

Letters: Brain development | Rage rooms | Inaptly named places | Codeword clues

The Conversation

Internet of beings: the dream of digitising human bodies for healthcare (and the nightmare)

In the 1966 film Fantastic Voyage, a spacecraft and its crew are shrunk to microscopic size and injected into the body of an injured astronaut to remove a life-threatening blood clot from his brain. The Academy Award-winning movie – later developed into a novel by Isaac Asimov – seemed like…

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