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The Psychology of Re reading Chats Instead of Moving On

Relationships are more than simply memories in the digital age. In chat histories, they exist. Today's connections are preserved in detail and can be reviewed at any moment, in contrast to old talks that fade over time. People frequently revisit previous conversations as a result of this accessibility, particularly following…

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Strictly’s Amy Dowden ‘can’t find the words’ after friend dies from blood clot

The dancer explained to her 723,000 followers that her close friend Bex died a day after giving birth.

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Brain Health Win: Learning a New Skill After Age 55 Lowers Cognitive Decline Risk by 23%

Learning something new can be frustrating and challenging, but it can also keep you healthy. That’s right. Research is now showing that learning new skills...

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Donald Trump Claims Doctor Called Him a 'Mad Genius' After 'Tough' Brain Test

Donald Trump's latest rally riff about a doctor calling him a 'mad genius' after a brain test has intensified focus on his age, health and his need to prove he remains mentally sharp.

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7 Subtle Signs Your Gut Health Is Affecting Your Mood

Your gut does far more than digest food—it plays a powerful role in how you feel every day. Researchers often call it the “second brain” because of its direct communication with the brain through the gut-brain axis. When your gut is out of balance, your mood can shift in ways…

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The brain starts to rest just '2 minutes' into meditation, new study says - here's how to get there

We spoke to the senior author of the study to reveal how to start meditating as a total beginner and why it only takes a few minutes to see the benefits

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Gary Has a Plan for Retirement: Crash on the Sofa and Veg. Here's the Problem With That …

"Doing nothing" in retirement can be a relief at first. But to thrive, your brain and body need you to replace the challenges and purpose work provided.

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I replaced my to-do list with Amazon’s Bee AI — and it saved my sanity

I tested Amazon’s Bee wearable for a month. By acting as an "external brain," it managed the invisible labor of parenting and became the only AI Mother's Day gift I'm recommending this year.

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The mouth-brain link: how healthy gums could help protect against Alzheimer’s disease

Four tips for better oral health—which could mean better brain health too

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Insurers, athletes butt heads on concussion coverage

Professional athletes and experts are deeply concerned that players of Australia's most popular sport are losing insurance for traumatic head knocks.

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Adults Over 55 Getting Less Than 6 Hours of Sleep Could Face Faster Memory Decline

If you’ve ever brushed off a short night of sleep as “no big deal,” it might be time to rethink that—especially after age 55. Growing...

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How Sudden Intense Exercise Can Trigger a Migraine or Headache

Sudden exertion during intense workouts can trigger exertional headache or migraine by causing blood pressure spikes, vasodilation, dehydration, and heat or humidity stress, but smart pacing helps reduce risk.

Medical Daily

I used the '90 minute sleep rule' to stop morning grogginess — and it's better than any alarm clock

A doctor explains how the '90 minute sleep rule' can help you sleep like a pro and wake up bursting with energy.

Tom’s Guide

Most Extreme Injuries Humans Survived – Real Cases

Human survival has always pushed the boundaries of what medicine and biology consider possible. There are documented cases where individuals have survived injuries so severe that, on paper, they should have been fatal. These cases are not just shocking stories but also important medical references that help doctors understand the…

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“You See The Face, Right?”: Figure Lurking In DC Woman’s Back Alley At Night Racks Up Over 1M Views

“That’s definitely a person."

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Amy Grant reveals husband Vince Gill’s blunt advice after her 2022 brain injury

Singer-songwriter suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2022 after falling off her bike

Medical Daily

Is Creatine the Smart Choice for Muscles Brain Energy Healthy Aging and Potential Longevity Support

Explore how creatine supports muscles, brain energy, and healthy aging, with emerging research on its potential longevity support, safety, dosing, and benefits beyond traditional gym use.

The Conversation

People who are blind from birth never develop schizophrenia – what this tells us about the psychiatric condition

In 1950, two researchers noticed something that didn’t quite add up. Hector Chevigny, a writer who had lost his sight in adulthood, and psychologist Sydell Braverman were studying the psychological lives of blind people when they stumbled upon an intriguing pattern: schizophrenia, a serious mental illness affecting people across virtually…

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How individual consciousness works – and makes us unique

As we go through life, our brains run different processing modes. Some – the attention and sensory systems – result in very similar experiences of the world: what colour the sky is, how warm the day feels.

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Why Tuesdays and Saturdays Feel Different for Hanuman Devotees

Have you ever noticed something strange? On Tuesdays and Saturdays, temples feel more alive. People seem more disciplined, more connected, and somehow more emotionally tuned in. It is not just a routine it feels like a shared invisible rhythm. But why only these two days? Is it belief habit or…

Evening Standard

Peep Show star Matt King shares emotional message from hospital bed after 'very rare' stroke

Actor suffered a type of stroke that occurs when a blood vessel in the brain is blocked

The Times of India

As Trump nukes science, is India's brain drain ready for 'brain regain'?

The US President's dismissal of the National Science Board and other scientific bodies has sparked concerns about the erosion of scientific norms. This move, alongside funding cuts and grant cancellations, is prompting foreign-origin scientists to consider leaving the US, with India actively recruiting talent.

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Pharmacists Warn That These 5 Everyday Medications Can Be Affected By Coffee

Coffee fuels busy mornings, powers through afternoon slumps, and feels like a harmless daily ritual. Yet that comforting cup can influence how certain medications behave in the body. Pharmacists often point out that caffeine doesn’t just wake the brain—it can affect absorption, side effects, and how predictable some medications feel…

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What Happens When You Chant Without Belief

Chanting mantras is a practice followed by millions of people. It is often associated with devotion, focus, and inner peace. Many believe that strong faith is necessary for chanting to have any effect. But what if you do not fully believe in it? What if you chant just out of…

Medical Daily

Why You Crave Sugar When You're Stressed or Sleep‑Deprived

Discover how stress and poor sleep disrupt hormones and brain reward circuits, making sugar‑carb cravings spike, plus simple strategies to stabilize energy, mood, and appetite.

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