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Cramer To Apple: Kick The Buyback Addiction - Buy A Brain Instead

Jim Cramer has a message for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL): Stop recycling your cash and start reimagining the future. The “Mad Money” host isn't mincing words—he wants Apple to stop pouring billions into stock buybacks and instead invest the cash hoard in a brain.

Benzinga

TV star with brain tumour joins squats challenge to raise funds to find cure

Antiques Roadshow’s Theo Burrell was diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2022.

Evening Standard

Fundraiser gig announced for Glasgow DJ diagnosed with untreatable brain tumour

A gig to raise money for a legendary clubbing DJ who was diagnosed with an untreatable brain tumour is set to take place this weekend ...

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A single MRI can reveal how quickly you're aging, scientists claim

A study suggests that a single brain MRI can be used to predict a person's rate of aging across their whole body, which researchers say could change how we predict and prevent chronic disease.

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The hobby that could help protect your brain against ageing

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Study reveals ChatGPT and other AI systems lag behind humans in one essential skill — and it's entirely unique

European researchers have discovered a unique trait of human intelligence that seemingly can't be replicated by AI. Yet.

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Niall Ferguson Compares ChatGPT-Like AI Tools To 'Very Dangerous Drugs,' Economist And Historian Warns Current Generation Is Already Damaged

Historian and economist Niall Ferguson told students at the University of Austin (UATX) that giving anyone under 25 unlimited access to ChatGPT "will just be dumber" than others, warning AI tools are a “disaster” for “neural development” while the brain is still forming.

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Why do some autistic people walk differently?

Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how people’s brains develop and function, impacting behaviour, communication and socialising. It can also involve differences in the way you move and walk – known as your “gait”.

The Conversation

9 Foods That Were Popular Until Health Experts Weighed In

We all have those go-to comfort foods that feel harmless—and even healthy at first bite. But sometimes it takes a few expert opinions to shake our collective confidence. Today, nutritionists, neurologists, and public health officials are turning the spotlight on once-beloved eats—and tossing them out of the “safe” category. Whether…

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Playing an instrument may help protect brain against ageing, study finds

Older musicians show more ‘youth-like’ brain patterns and better hearing in noisy places, researchers find

The Independent UK

Davina McCall shares powerful confession after brain tumour battle

The TV presenter was diagnosed with a colloid cyst, a rare, benign brain tumour, in November

Evening Standard

Therapist explains why you can’t relax on holiday – and how to chill out

A holiday should give you time to recuperate instead of cramming too much in – a therapist says

The Independent UK

This Common Fast Food Ingredient Was Just Linked to Memory Loss

Fast food is everywhere. It’s quick, cheap, and easy. But what if your favorite drive-thru meal is doing more than just filling you up? Recent research shows that a common fast food ingredient may be linked to memory loss. This isn’t just about weight gain or high cholesterol. It’s about…

The Free Financial Advisor

Brain Drain: 7 Everyday Habits Hurting Your Child’s Brain Development

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The Guardian - US

Boy in Minnesota survives fall that sent arrow through his brain: ‘It’s a miracle’

Gus, nine, fell face-first on arrow, which penetrated his head and came within less than an inch of exiting his skull

International Business Times

The "Wow Effect" Is No Longer Enough: How Businesses Can Stay Successful in the Age of Rational Consumption

Innovator Olga Osokina on how AI has changed the relationship between consumers and brands, why emotional reactions matter, and what makes the Labubu case worth studying.

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Boy getting brain scans after alleged plane hijack plan

A 17-year-old boy is being assessed for a neurological condition after allegedly attempting to hijack a plane at one of Australia's major regional airports.

The Guardian - UK

Full-body scans of 100,000 people could change way diseases are detected and treated

UK Biobank project to share 1bn images of organs, blood vessels and bones to help study ageing and ill health

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20 Mind-Bending Optical Illusions That Will Make You Question Whether Your Mind Is Playing Tricks On You

Have you ever looked at something, only to realize it was something completely different? That’s the power of optical illusions: they trick our brain using color, light, and patterns.😵‍💫 🤯We’ve gathered 20 optical illusions to test your ability to see what is really there, even when your brain tries to…

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People Share 20 Helpful Signs You Should Immediately Go To The Hospital

Your health and that of your loved ones is the most important thing in the world.

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People In This Online Group Know Some Pretty Disturbing Facts About The World And Shared Them For Others To Learn

Redditors are sharing the most disturbing facts about life that they know and they reveal some very interesting knowledge.

The Independent UK

The science behind what happens to your body when you quit drinking alcohol

ANALYSIS: Katinka van de Ven and Nicole Lee explain how the body recovers after removing alcohol from your life

LiveScience

Can your brain run out of memory?

Your memory relies on reusing, overlapping and adapting rather than on a fixed number of storage spots.

The Guardian - UK

Terrible night’s sleep? Here’s how to make it through the day – and maybe even enjoy it – one step at a time

Coffee or no coffee? Almond croissant or exercise snack? Early night or bedtime as usual? You’ll be grateful you made the right choices

The Conversation

Even a day off alcohol makes a difference – our timeline maps the health benefits when you stop drinking

Alcohol has many negative effects on our health, some of which may surprise you. These include short-term impacts such as waking up with a pounding head or anxiety, to long-term effects including cancer.

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