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A five-day course of magnetic brain stimulation could help autistic children communicate better

For children with autism spectrum disorder and with an intellectual disability, the options for improving communication and social skills are limited.

The Conversation

Onder Albayram Fish Oil Raises Alarm as Study Links EPA Supplements to Tau Buildup Following Repeated Head Injuries

A new study in Cell Reports suggests EPA in fish oil may affect brain repair and Alzheimer's-related proteins, with implications for brain health and those with repeated traumatic brain injuries.

International Business Times UK

Organs donated by eight-year-old boy save four lives in ‘bittersweet’ legacy

Theo Kempthorne died suddenly in 2024.

The Independent UK

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Why does squishing NeeDoh, slime, or putty feel so satisfying?

NeeDoh is the latest squishy sensory toy to go viral. Social media is reporting how these blobs of gel are flying off the shelves, and are in short supply.

The Conversation

Autistic children could benefit from new technique that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain

The method could be a “viable and scalable therapeutic option” for youngsters with the condition, according to researchers

The Independent UK

‘We put training wheels on my bike to start and my husband walked next to me playing Eye Of The Tiger the whole time’: Traumatic brain injury survivor returns to cycling at closed road event

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour takes cyclists through New York City on car free streets and was the launchpad for a traumatic brain injury survivor and hip replacement patient to return to cycling

Cycling Weekly

Why Your Pet Reacts to Things You Can’t See- Science Explains

There are moments that feel almost unsettling. Your dog or cat stares into an empty corner, follows something invisible with its eyes, or suddenly reacts to what seems like nothing at all. It is easy to assume something strange or unexplainable is happening. But science offers a very different explanation.…

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‘Accidentally saved his life’: Kentucky man hospitalized after laughing too hard at Giants kicker missing ball, doctors find brain tumor during exam

He calls it a "miracle".

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Why your brain turns against you during arguments – and what to do about it

My ex once told me, mid-argument, that I was the most unempathetic person he’d ever met. It was a low blow. I’m a clinical psychologist. Empathy is literally my job.

The Conversation

Simple Nasal Spray Using Extracellular Vesicles Calms Brain Inflammaging and Sparks Memory Restoration in Aging Mice

Discover how a simple nasal spray using extracellular vesicles reduces brain inflammaging and restores memory in aging mice, opening possibilities for future human brain anti‑aging therapies.

Medical Daily

Why Some People Taste Words and Hear Colors: The Hidden Neuroscience of Synesthesia and Cross Wired Senses

Explore synesthesia and cross‑wired senses, uncovering how color‑hearing and unusual brain wiring create a vivid, sixth sense perception in the human mind.

Medical Daily

Why We Do Thoppukaranam in Ganesha Temple (Hidden Truth)

You’ve probably noticed it people standing before Ganesha, holding their ears and doing sit-ups. It looks simple, even a little funny at first glance. But have you ever paused to ask why this is done? This small act isn’t random or meaningless. It carries a story, a lesson, and a…

MyLifeXP

Why Cats Have Whiskers on Their Tail (Shocking)

What if your cat’s whiskers are not just hair but a powerful sensory tool? Most people notice the long “moustache” on a Cat, but few understand what it actually does. And even fewer know that whiskers are not just on the face they exist near the legs and tail too.…

Times Pets

5 Foods Linked to Better Memory in Adults Over 60, According to a 2026 Study

If you’ve ever walked into a room and forgotten why you went there, you’re not alone, and after age 60, those moments can feel more...

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Dogs’ brains began to shrink at least 5,000 years ago, study finds

Research offers insights into domestication of dogs but it remains unclear why they ended up with smaller brains than wolves

The Independent UK

Thousands of UK stroke patients ‘left facing a life of disability’ after being denied crucial treatment

Patients face “stark inequalities” as to whether or not they are given a thrombectomy – a treatment for stroke that removes a blood clot from a blocked blood vessel in the brain

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5 Emotional Traps Women Fall Into When They’re Exhausted

Exhaustion doesn’t just show up as physical fatigue—it quietly reshapes how you think, react, and make decisions. For many women balancing careers, caregiving, and personal expectations, emotional burnout can creep in before it’s even recognized. According to recent workplace and mental health reports, chronic stress is rising, particularly among women…

LiveScience

First-of-its-kind map of the mouse nose reveals surprises about the sense of smell

A new map shows how smell receptors in the mouse nose are precisely organized into tight bands based on type.

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Doctors Explain the 6 Symptoms Women Mistake for Anxiety

It’s easy to assume that a racing heart, fatigue, or brain fog is just anxiety—especially in a fast-paced world where stress feels constant. However, many doctors are warning that some common symptoms women experience may actually point to underlying medical conditions rather than mental health issues alone. Mislabeling these warning…

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'One day, I will make it to the velodrome in Roubaix' - Extended rehab for Norwegian Aasebø after Paris-Roubaix crash

Uno-X Mobility rider working to regain movement in her right leg

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What Extreme Heat Is Really Doing to Your Body in India Right Now

The heat in India right now is not just uncomfortable. It is aggressive, early, and increasingly unpredictable. Across states, temperatures are rising weeks ahead of schedule, with forecasts warning of above-normal heatwave days throughout the season. What this means is simple but deeply unsettling. Your body is being pushed beyond…

LiveScience

New data center will be partially powered by human brain cells for the first time

A startup is experimenting with data centers powered by lab-grown human neurons, testing whether living cells can offer a more efficient alternative to traditional computing.

Times Life

Chanakya Niti: 5 Types Of Office Colleagues You Should Never Trust

At work, trust is not a cute emotion. It is access. Access to your thoughts, frustrations, plans, insecurities, next move, weak moments, and the tiny things you say when your brain has left the meeting but your mouth is still employed. So before you call someone your “office bestie,” check…

Times Life

Why Japanese Live Longer: 5 Habits Backed by a Neurosurgeon

The world has been observing and trying to understand the reasons behind the high life expectancy of Japanese individuals for years. Random observations credit rice, green tea and fish for the same. However, in deeper analysis we realise that there are some key daily habits that sustain this phenomenon. In…

Medical Daily

Decision Fatigue and How Too Many Choices Cause Overload Anxiety and Mental Exhaustion

Decision fatigue from too many choices leads to overload, anxiety, willpower drain, and mental exhaustion, affecting focus, productivity, and overall mental health.

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