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Newly discovered link between traumatic brain injury in children and epigenetic changes could help personalize treatment for recovering kids

A newly discovered biological signal in the blood could help health care teams and researchers better understand how children respond to brain injuries at the cellular level, according to our research in the Journal of Neurotrauma.

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5 Ways To Start Your Day Off Right

Mornings can feel like a battle. The alarm blares, your brain struggles to wake up, and suddenly you’re scrolling through your phone, wondering how it’s already 30 minutes past the time you promised yourself you’d start the day. But mornings don’t have to be stressful or rushed. In fact, the…

Clever Dude

7 Critical Sleep Deprivation Effects That Harm Brain Health and Cognitive Function

Sleep deprivation effects harm brain health, impairing memory, attention, and emotion. Chronic loss risks neurodegeneration and cognitive decline.

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Startup announces 'Galactic Brain' project to put AI data centers in orbit

Aetherflux has focused its efforts on space-based solar power, with the goal of "building an American power grid in space."

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Long COVID Symptoms Explained: Key Insights and Latest Post-COVID Research Findings

Long COVID symptoms affect 10–30% of survivors, with new post-COVID research linking fatigue, brain fog, and organ effects to immune, microvascular, and viral mechanisms.

Medical Daily

What Causes Male Hot Flashes? Low Testosterone Symptoms and Hormonal Imbalance in Men Explained

Male hot flashes often stem from low testosterone symptoms and hormonal imbalance in men. Learn medical causes, risk factors, and when to seek hormone evaluation.

Medical Daily

Royalist racegoers can buy a share in racehorse to support cancer charity

Thank You Ma’am is affectionately known as Leroy in the stable yard.

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Starling AIX Launches Product Suite Designed to Turn Company Knowledge Into an Organizational Brain With Zero-Code

The release centers on the company's Starling System Library (SSL) and Universal Cognitive Architecture (UCA), with zero-code deployment that works inside leading large language model workspaces.

International Business Times

How Cleaning Your Home Makes You Happier

Your home is more than just a place to sleep—it’s a reflection of your mind. When clutter piles up and dust gathers on shelves, it can feel like your brain is being trapped under a heavy blanket. But when you start scrubbing, tidying, and rearranging, something magical happens.

Clever Dude

12 Mindfulness Habits That Quiet Overthinking Fast

Your brain ever feel like it’s running twelve tabs, three pop-up ads, and a background download all at once? Overthinking has a way of hijacking your peace, spinning tiny worries into full-blown mental tornadoes before you’ve even finished your morning coffee. The good news is that you don’t have to…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Are Payday Loans Still A Big Problem?

The second you hear the phrase payday loan, your brain probably lights up with memories of neon signs, desperate decisions, and financial advice articles screaming “DON’T DO IT.”

The Free Financial Advisor

Am I the Only One Who Thinks Estate Planning Is Deeply Terrifying?

Estate planning has this eerie ability to make even the most responsible adult suddenly want to crawl under a blanket and pretend the future isn’t happening. The moment someone mentions wills, executors, or power of attorney, your brain fires off alarms you didn’t even know you had. It’s like the…

The Free Financial Advisor

From stress to stroke: what can cause ‘holes’ and low-activity regions in the brain

If you watched Kim Kardashian’s latest health update and felt a jolt at the phrase “holes on the brain”, you were not alone. It is a term that sounds catastrophic. Yet on the type of scan she had, a hole does not mean missing tissue. It signals a region working…

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Why can’t I wiggle my toes one at a time, like my fingers?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

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The Independent UK

Breakthrough stem cell therapy reverses Parkinson’s in Chinese patient

Participant’s Parkinson’s score dropped to value resembling that of healthy person, researchers say

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It’s so hard to resist overspending at Christmas – here’s how to reinforce your willpower

We often throw caution to the cold, dark wind of December when it comes to spending. The cost-of-living crisis may slip our minds amid the razzle-dazzle of Christmas. We just want a moment to enjoy ourselves, to forget about the winter gloom. It’s natural for us to behave this way.…

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Opetaia injury fallout as unification path clears

The ferocious Jai Opetaia blow that stopped Huseyin Cinkara has kept the German boxer in hospital with a fractured C1 vertebra and brain bleeding.

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The Guardian view on ageing research: our lives have more distinct phases than we thought

Editorial: Tech moguls may foolishly hope to stay forever young, but others could benefit too from evidence of the human body’s dynamic and varied journey through life

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Evening Standard

BBC Scotland’s Glenn Campbell celebrates brain tumour fundraising milestone

The BBC Scotland political editor was lauded for the ‘phenomenal’ work by his organisation Brain Power, set up following his diagnosis.

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Dining across the divide: ‘She’s not unwelcoming or racist but she thinks immigration is creating a brain drain elsewhere’

They had different opinions on social media, asylum seekers and ‘woke’ politics, but which Stewart Lee sketch got them both laughing?

The Independent UK

Five ways microplastics can harm your brain and fuel diseases

Study estimated humans consume 250g of microplastics, the size of a dinner plate, every year

The Guardian - UK

Five years on: rugby’s brain damaged players wait and wait for the help they need

In 2020 Steve Thompson revealed he could not remember winning the Rugby World Cup and since then his case and others have been caught up in a warren of legal argument

Budget and the Bees

7 Weird Psychological Things That Happen When You Get Ghosted

Everything seemed fine. You had great chemistry, and the texts were flowing. Then, suddenly, nothing happened. They vanished into thin air.

The Independent UK

Brainless goalkeeping is saving football – one 40 yard lob at a time

THE ADAM CLERY FOOTBALL COLUMN: The latest Adam Clery Football Column newsletter explains why football is now basically a “goalkeeper slapstick show,” from Vicario’s brain-freeze howler to Raya getting pinged from the halfway line

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Can entrepreneurship be taught? Here’s the neuroscience

Despite countless programmes and initiatives, rates of entrepreneurial intention — a marker of how willing people are to start new ventures — remains stagnant. But what if the secrets to entrepreneurial success lie not in textbooks but within the brain itself?

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