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Sebastian Vettel and Tom Clarkson to run London Marathon for two F1-related charities

Sebastian Vettel will run the 2026 London Marathon with Tom Clarkson and his children to raise money for the Grand Prix Trust and the Brain & Spine Foundation

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Gary Woodland, Relieved After Revealing PTSD Battle, in Valspar Championship Hunt

The 2019 U.S. Open champion last week disclosed his PTSD, stemming from a lesion on his brain. He's been overwhelmed by the reaction, and it's helped him inside the ropes, too.

Sports Illustrated

Stop Fighting Your Body: 7 Foods Every Woman Over 40 Should Swap for Instant Energy

Reaching your forties often feels like someone changed the operating system for your body without giving you the manual. Suddenly, the foods that used to keep you fueled are leaving you sluggish and bloated by mid-afternoon. While you might blame aging, the real culprit is a shifting hormonal landscape that…

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Why does chronic pain often lead to depression? Our research shows the answer is in the brain

Chronic pain has long been known to be associated with depression.

The Conversation

Chanakya Niti: 5 Traits of People Who Know Your Weakness And Use It Later

Let’s start with an uncomfortable truth. Nobody studies you harder than someone who plans to use you. Not your boss. Not your partner. Not even your closest friend. The real observers are the ones who smile a little too easily, listen a little too quietly, and remember a little too…

Times Life

If You Can Solve 30/35 Of These General Knowledge Questions, You Could Host A Trivia Night

How much random knowledge is actually hiding in your brain? Let’s find out. This quiz jumps from one topic to another faster than a trivia host on espresso. One moment you might be thinking about Greek gods, the next you’re recalling famous artists, planets, or childhood movie characters.

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Say This Hanuman Line Daily & Watch Your Confidence Rise

सब सुख लहै तुम्हारी सरना, तुम रक्षक काहु को डरना) What if just one line could change how you feel about yourself every single day? Confidence isn’t always about skills it’s about what you tell your mind. And hidden in the devotion of Lord Hanuman is a simple yet powerful…

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What Happens When You Chant Om Namah Shivaya for Just 5 Minutes? Science Meets Shiva

What if just 5 minutes could calm your mind, reduce stress, and bring instant clarity? Sounds impossible, right? But millions have experienced something unusual after chanting “Om Namah Shivaya” a deep sense of peace that feels almost scientific. In a world full of noise, anxiety, and overthinking, this ancient mantra…

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Study Looks at Foods That May Support Better Sleep

Staring at the ceiling at 3:00 AM is a lonely and frustrating experience that many of us know too well. You might reach for a pill or a heavy dose of melatonin to force your brain to shut down. However, the secret to a restful night might be sitting right…

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These 34 General Knowledge Questions Come With A Scrambled Answer: Try To Decode Them All

Get ready to test your brain with 34 challenging word scrambles! This quiz is designed to exercise both your visual skills and your general knowledge. 🧠 Each question gives you a scrambled word based on an interesting general knowledge fact, and if you get stuck, you can always rely on…

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The 10 Minute Pause Rule That Stops Impulse Buys

We have all experienced that frustrating moment of weakness at the supermarket. You walk in with a perfectly crafted shopping list, intending to only spend $30 on basic ingredients for dinner. Suddenly, a display of premium chocolate cookies or a fancy new gadget in the seasonal aisle catches your eye.…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Type 1 diabetes linked to higher dementia risk – new study

As increasing numbers of people with type 1 diabetes live into old age, a large new study has found they face almost three times the risk of developing dementia compared to people without the condition – raising urgent questions about how the disease affects the brain over time.

The Conversation

Feeling Lost or Jobless? This Hanuman Ritual Brings Courage and Focus Back

Feeling lost, stuck, or unsure about your next step can be overwhelming and exhausting. Career challenges, uncertainty, or lack of direction make your mind spiral into doubt, leaving you anxious and hesitant. But there’s a way to regain courage, clarity, and focus in just a few minutes every day. Lord…

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Are You Losing Confidence as the Day Progresses? 7 Signs You Need a Reset

Have you ever started your day feeling unstoppable but by afternoon, confidence seems to vanish? You’re not imagining it. This subtle decline affects your focus, decisions, and even your mood. It’s not laziness or lack of willpower it’s your energy and mental reserves draining faster than you realize. Even small,…

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Why Does Your Focus Disappear After Noon? The Hidden Lesson From Lord Hanuman

Ever notice how your mind feels sharp in the morning, but by noon, focus starts to fade? You struggle to finish emails, tasks, or even simple decisions. You might blame fatigue, coffee habits, or lack of sleep but there’s a deeper reason. The secret lies in how your energy naturally…

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Are You Wasting Your Most Important Hours? 8 Signs to Notice Right Now

Have you ever finished a day and felt exhausted but also like you didn’t achieve much? Those hours you thought were productive might actually be slipping away. We all have moments that feel busy, but the truth is busy does not always mean effective. The real danger is subtle. It…

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How To Ruin Your Entire Life: 33 Heartbreaking And Sobering Stories Of Wrecked Lives

Our brain takes shortcuts to save time and effort, but this, in turn, can hinder our judgement. Even when better options exist, we might default to what feels easy, familiar, or immediate instead of what is rational and beneficial in the long term. Sadly, we do this in high-stakes situations…

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Judge in rugby brain injury lawsuit tells legal teams to hurry up as cases drag on

The judge overseeing the pretrial phase of the two landmark litigation cases has issued another rebuke to the legal teams on both sides over their lack of progress

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Doomscroll Effect: How Constant War Footage Hurts Mental Health

Your phone was supposed to be a tool for connection, but lately, it feels like a window into a never-ending nightmare. You open an app to check on a friend and find yourself staring at high-definition footage of global conflict for an hour. It is not your fault that you…

The Conversation

Human vision: what we actually see – and don’t see – tells us a lot about consciousness

What can you see right now? This might seem like a silly question, but what enters your consciousness is not the whole story when it comes to vision. A great deal of visual processing in the brain goes on well below our conscious awareness.

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79 Weird And Unexplainable Images That May Linger In Your Brain Longer Than You Want (New Pics)

The internet is full of moments that are confusing, bizarre, and sometimes oddly fascinating. From everyday scenes that look completely out of place to images that feel like they belong in a dream, these photos are hard to forget. We’ve gathered some of the weirdest and most intriguing pictures from…

Times Life

Why Don’t Indians Return Even After Earning Crores Abroad?

For a long time, the Indian dream followed a simple path: go abroad, earn well, save crores, and eventually return home to live a comfortable life. But today, that narrative is quietly changing. More and more Indians are achieving financial success overseas, yet many of them are choosing not to…

The Independent UK

‘Active’ man diagnosed with MS at 26 after falling over on lads’ holiday in Ibiza

George Mckinty noticed the first sign of multiple sclerosis while at the gym in August 2021

Medical Daily

Sleep and Brain Health: How Sleep Memory Science Powers Better Focus and Stronger Memory

Explore how sleep and brain health are connected, what sleep memory science says about learning and focus, and why quality rest protects thinking and long-term memory.

Times Life

A Simple Meditation Technique to Lower Stress & Anxiety Fast

In today’s techno-industrial culture of go-getters, people are constantly in competition with each other. Especially in the corporate world, office politics and work pressures are taking a toll on people’s mental health. A lot of individuals try to distract themselves from stress by using social media, playing video games or…

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