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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

International Business Times UK

Study uncovers weight loss drug’s hidden impact on our brains

The study included three severely obese patients who struggled to control their eating habits

The Independent UK

“Because I Was Born Male”: 36 Cases Where Parents Dislike Or Actually Hate Their Kids

There’s a quiet heaviness that comes when parents finally speak the truths they’ve held in for years. In this raw collection, mothers and fathers open up about the moments that made them realize parenting wasn’t the fulfilling journey they hoped for. Their stories touch on lost identity, emotional exhaustion, strained…

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New generation of space labs could offer hope for motor neurone disease sufferers

Low gravity and intense cosmic radiation, which ages cells, could unlock treatments for currently incurable diseases, scientists say

The Independent UK

Social media is shrinking our attention spans, but video games may be the surprising antidote

Social media has been blamed for eroding attention spans, but video games may offer a counterbalance by training focus, rewarding persistence, and encouraging deep engagement.

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Autistic dogs? Neurodiversity in our pets and what it might mean for us

I live with several cocker spaniels. They are smart and affectionate, but sometimes air-headed, impulsive and extremely sensitive. It’s common for friends to describe my dogs as “having ADHD” as one of my canine whirlwinds whizz past.

The Conversation

10 Nighttime Habits That Guarantee You’ll Oversleep Tomorrow

You know that moment when your alarm starts ringing, but your body feels like it’s made of concrete and your brain is begging for “just five more minutes”? That moment didn’t start in the morning—it started the night before. The truth is, most of us sabotage tomorrow’s energy without even…

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11 Overlooked Daily Routines That Accelerate Cognitive Decline

Cognitive decline doesn’t happen overnight—it builds slowly through daily habits that either protect or weaken brain health. Seniors often focus on diet and exercise but...

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Murder, drugs, brain tumours – and the first gay kiss: how Byker Grove redefined kids’ TV

The after-school TV series ran from 1989 to 2006, launched the careers of Ant and Dec and was like nothing else on TV. As ITVX streams every single episode, we look back at its highlights

The Guardian - UK

Why microsucks and macrosucks might be the missing pieces in your weight loss journey

Losing weight isn’t about willpower alone, in fact it’s more about brain power, says nutritionist Louise Pyne.

Evening Standard

I asked physiotherapists for the best balance exercises - they recommended these 5 above all

It's never too early (or late) to start incorporating some of the best balance exercises into your routine to boost mobility and longevity

Woman & Home

Wild Cherry review – this fun, trashy thriller seems to have spent most of its budget on clothes

There are shades of Gossip Girl, Desperate Housewives and everything Nicole Kidman has appeared in for the last five years. Put your brain aside, and enjoy

The Guardian - UK

7 Myths About Memory You Should Forget Immediately

Memory is often regarded as a mysterious storage space, according to popular opinion, which supposedly contains all our life experiences. People hold multiple incorrect beliefs about how memory functions. Our studying methods, work performance, and self-assessment during memory lapses are affected by these incorrect beliefs about memory. Knowledge about memory…

The Free Financial Advisor

The controversial condiment that’s a home run for heart and brain health

Nearly 300 million Americans rely on this condiment to spice up their hot dogs, sandwiches and dips

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Huge News For Your Brain

But first . . . Since the deal to reopen the government lasts only until the end of January, don’t we get to do this...

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Rob Hirst: feeling good, for a hundred years or more

Midnight Oil's drummer, who has stage four pancreatic cancer, still has songs pinging around his brain at night, while he rages against the dying of the light.

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Ultra-Processed Foods: The Addiction Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight

Ultra-processed foods dominate grocery shelves and account for more than half of the calories consumed in the U.S. diet. Researchers now warn that these products...

The Guardian - US

South Carolina executes man by firing squad, in state’s third such killing in year

Stephen Bryant, 44, convicted over 2004 murder, was shot dead despite growing backlash against ‘barbaric’ method

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‘Doctors gave my mother cancer drugs for 12 years too long – I want answers from the NHS’

‘The more chemo she had, the more we celebrated... it was horrific,’ says daughter of one of more than 30 patients hit by overprescribing scandal

The Guardian - AU

Eli Katoa’s playing future uncertain as recovery from head impacts, seizures and brain surgery continues

Storm star faces weeks in hospital but condition stabilised while the NRL is investigating why Katoa played after warmup head injury

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Storm star faces long recovery after brain bleed

NRL star Eliesa Katoa faces more time in hospital when he returns to Melbourne as he recovers from a brain bleed after playing for Tonga.

Medical Daily

Boost Your Brain with Bioidentical Hormone Pellet Therapy

Most people associate the sex hormones with puberty and reproduction. But estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone serve a much greater purpose in human health.

The Independent UK

Brain tumour patient urges compassion from peers considering assisted dying law

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill returns to the Lords chamber on Friday for committee stage.

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9 Everyday Behaviors That Reveal You’re Closer to Burnout Than You Think

Burnout sneaks up quietly. It doesn’t happen overnight, but through small daily habits that chip away at your energy and focus. Many people assume burnout only strikes when you’re completely exhausted or hate your job, but it often starts long before that. Paying attention to early signs of burnout symptoms…

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How Stress Is Making Men Age Faster Than They Realize

Most men think aging is about gray hair, wrinkles, and slowing metabolism. But what’s happening inside the body tells a faster story. Chronic stress quietly accelerates the process, shaving years off physical and mental vitality. It affects everything from heart health to hormone balance, often without obvious warning signs. Understanding…

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