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In the modern workplace, “team culture” is often presented as the ultimate ideal, synonymous with collaboration, innovation, and shared success. Companies champion open-plan offices, group brainstorming sessions, and team-building retreats as the cornerstones of a thriving environment. The message is clear: success is a collective effort, and the best ideas…

A toddler, Yazdan, was violently slammed to the floor by Vladimir Vitkov at a Moscow airport. The 18-month-old, who had suffered severe skull fractures and spinal injuries, miraculously woke from a coma with no brain damage.

It is the first NHS England commissioned gene therapy in the UK infused directly into the brain

Lessons learned after years of 60 fps or bust.

Mikayla Raines, founder of the SaveAFox sanctuary, died by suicide on 17 June, leaving behind a heartbroken community and a legacy of compassion.

RFK Jr. admitted that he neglected to fact check his "Make America Healthy Again" report before was revealed that several of the sources cited did not exist.

Love and lust are two powerful forces that shape our relationships, choices, and even our happiness. But have you ever wondered what’s actually happening in your brain when you feel butterflies for someone versus when you’re simply attracted to them? Understanding the difference between love and lust isn’t just fascinating—it…

Christiann MacAuley doesn’t just make comics, she captures the exact brain static you get at 2 a.m. when you’re spiraling over whether you replied weird or just normal-weird.

MIT research reveals that students using ChatGPT for essays exhibit poorer cognitive skills and reduced brain activity in memory and learning areas.