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10 Clues You’re “Woke” Online But Not in Real Life

There’s a hilarious paradox happening everywhere: people who sound like fearless social justice warriors online but turn into confused puppies the moment real-world situations call for even a sliver of that energy. You’ve seen it, you’ve maybe lived it, and you’ve definitely scrolled past it somewhere between your morning coffee…

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I look at a stranger and see a friend. Am I a super-recognizer?

I once even thought I had seen my late grandmother. Can science explain my overfamiliarity with strange faces?

The Guardian - US

Kawasaki’s ‘Special Projects Team’ Is Why the Supercharged Teryx4/5 H2 Is Bananas

There’s a secretive engineering division within Kawasaki Heavy Industries that helps with everything from supercharged side-by-sides to rockets, and uses that know-how to make the best of the best for Team Green.

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Storm's Katoa 'struggling to process' brain injury

Melbourne chief executive Justin Rodski has addressed Eli Katoa's uncertain NRL future.

AAP

9 Free or Discounted Classes for Adults Over 50

Education isn’t just for the young, and adults over 50 often find that learning brings new energy and purpose. Continued education supports brain health, reduces...

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What causes the feeling of 'butterflies' in your stomach?

Flutters, knots and other stomach sensations tied to nervousness are all examples of the gut-brain axis in action.

LiveScience

CTE may stem from rampant inflammation and DNA damage

New research shows that CTE may stem from DNA damage and inflammation set in motion by blows to the head.

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Startup XCath's EVR Robotic System Treats 3 Brain Aneurysms – 6.8 Million Americans Have Unruptured Aneurysms, 500K Deaths Annually

Medical device company XCath announced on Nov. 12 the successful treatment of three patients with brain aneurysms using its endovascular robotic system at The Panama Clinic in Panama City, Panama.

Benzinga

Teens who met in hospital ICU after waking up from their comas are now set to wed years later

The mothers of the Minneapolis teens played matchmaker, reuniting the couple six years after their separate hospital stints

The Independent UK

10 Retail Psychology Tricks So Subtle You Don’t Even Know They’re Working

You walk into a store as a rational shopper, list in hand, determined to get only what you need. But retailers aren’t just selling products; they’re managing your psychology. From the moment you walk in, you are surrounded by subtle, powerful cues designed to bypass your logical brain and appeal…

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Donald Trump delivers ‘barely coherent’ speech about bombs and fish to baffled McDonald’s franchise owners

The diagnosis is in - I'm afraid it's pudding brain.

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How stem cell therapy can regenerate brain tissue after a stroke

Every year, millions of lives are suddenly, swiftly transformed by a stroke, which occurs when a blood vessel travelling towards the brain becomes obstructed, causing neurons to die off. Strokes are among the leading causes of disability in adults, and it is estimated that one in six people will suffer…

The Conversation

Farmhand delivers litter of kittens on his property. Then he sees something that makes his blood run cold

Nature really does surprise us sometimes.

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Boost Vitality Nutrition: Top Nutrient Rich Foods and Superfoods for a Lifelong Health Diet

Discover the best nutrient rich foods and superfoods vitality for boosting energy and supporting a balanced lifelong health diet to enhance overall wellbeing.

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Scientists make ‘striking’ discovery about what mental health conditions do to your brain

Brains with anxiety, depression, ADHD or conduct disorder tended to have a reduced surface area in regions responsible for processing emotions, responding to threats and maintaining awareness of bodily states

Woman & Home

Mel Robbins' easy tip for falling asleep faster is so simple – all you need is a pen and paper

Mel Robbins has revealed her easy, science-backed tip for falling asleep faster and it's so simple – all you need is a paper and pen

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Storm star ruled out of 2026 season following surgery

Melbourne's Eliesa Katoa won't play in 2026, with the Storm announcing the Tongan star has been ruled out after brain surgery following multiple head knocks.

The Guardian - AU

Eli Katoa ruled out of entire 2026 NRL season after head impacts and brain surgery

Melbourne Storm backrower continues recovery at home while the club refuses to put a timeframe on his return to playing after injuries

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Alzheimer’s study could help patients remember their loved ones

Scientists hail ‘very exciting’ findings that explain why Alzheimer’s patients forget their loved ones, and say drugs are already available that could one day prevent this kind of memory loss

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Nut allergy to brain injury: what happened to Max?

A 15-year-old boy had an allergic reaction to nuts, but what paramedics and doctors did as he struggled to breathe is being investigated by a coroner.

International Business Times

Sharper Thinking, Naturally: The Science Behind Modern Nootropics

Recent double-blind, placebo-controlled trials on the multi-ingredient formula Mind Lab Pro® suggest this new wave of natural nootropics may offer genuine cognitive benefits.

The Independent UK

Trinny Woodall says she gives a blunt response to friends asking about her love life

‘ I just want people who stimulate my brain and my life,’ says the businesswoman and fashion expert

The Guardian - UK

Nearly half of sexually active young people in UK have experienced strangulation, study shows

Survey reveals crisis of distress, consent issues and physical harm caused by strangulation during sex

The Conversation

When we see someone being touched, our brains automatically simulate how it feels

Touch is fundamental to how we perceive our own bodies and connect with others. A gentle brush stroke on our body can feel soothing, while a pinch or cut can be painful. We often think of touch as something we feel through our skin, but our eyes also play an…

International Business Times UK

Who Is Nate the Lawyer? YouTube Star's Emergency Brain Tumour Surgery Sparks Global Frenzy

Internet erupts as YouTube star Nate the Lawyer faces emergency brain tumour surgery — sparking global frenzy over who he is

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