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Funeral held for Georgia woman kept on life support until baby could be delivered: ‘Adriana’s voice will be heard’

Adriana Smith was declared brain-dead but her family had no choice but to keep her on life support under the state’s anti-abortion law

The Independent UK

I’m a neuroscientist. Here’s what summer does to your brain

There are many complex reasons why your mood changes so much with the temperatures

The Independent UK

This Under-$5 AI Stock Is Joining the Russell 2000 Index. Should You Buy It Now?

Rezolve Ai is a high-growth tech stock that is expanding at a rapid pace. Let’s explore why you might consider adding the penny stock to your watchlist in June 2025.

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Scientists Shocked to Find Alzheimer's Biomarker in Newborn Brains: A Groundbreaking Discovery Offering Hope for Early Intervention

Scientists have discovered an Alzheimer's biomarker in newborn brains for the first time. This breakthrough could lead to earlier detection and prevention of Alzheimer's disease.

International Business Times UK

What is thimerosal? The rarely-used vaccine preservative targeted by RFK Jr

Thimerosal has long been considered safe by health agencies worldwide, with its use already limited to a few multi-dose flu shots

The Independent UK

‘I don’t think my brain should have gone through that’: five young people on their experience of smartphones as teens

What do people who got – and one who didn’t get – internet-connected phones in their adolescence actually think about the impact they had on them?

The Guardian - AU

A scientific breakthrough researchers call ‘magic’ could transform stroke treatment

In the fight to improve stroke outcomes, a new weapon emerges.

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Thimerosal discouraged in US flu vaccines, breaking with WHO guidance

A federal vaccine panel, recently reshaped by US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has voted to discourage the use of flu vaccines containing thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative. The decision marks a dramatic shift in vaccine policy, as thimerosal has long been considered safe by health agencies worldwide, with its…

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Concussion Myths That Are Still Being Quietly Pushed by Leagues

Concussions are a real concern for anyone who plays or watches sports. You might think that with all the news about head injuries, leagues would be honest about the risks. But some old myths about concussions still stick around, and leagues aren’t always quick to correct them. These myths can…

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13 Signs You Seriously Need a Break From Your Kids

We love our kids with every fiber of our being, but sometimes that love needs a short, quiet break with no sticky fingers or spilled juice boxes in sight. Parenthood is relentless, and it’s okay to admit when you’re tapped out and running on fumes. The world may tell you…

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Is THC as dangerous as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick makes it out to be?

Although Patrick and hemp industry leaders have quarreled over the risks and benefits of THC, cannabis researchers say it can be addictive but doesn’t usually cause widespread psychosis or brain damage.

The Texas Tribune

Lime-sized tumour grown over 15 years ‘deformed’ Hollyoaks actor’s skull

The actor feared he may not have seen his latest film’s release as he underwent treatment on a tumour

The Independent UK

Brain injuries hearing: ‘no safe number of times’ a footballer can head the ball

More than 100 former players could join a joint action against the football authorities over brain injuries suffered while playing

The Guardian - UK

Why evolution can explain human testicle size but not our unique chins

The human body is a machine whose many parts – from the microscopic details of our cells to our limbs, eyes, liver and brain – have been assembled in fits and starts over the 4 billion years of our history.

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How ‘Team Culture’ Quietly Punishes Independent Thinkers

In the modern workplace, “team culture” is often presented as the ultimate ideal, synonymous with collaboration, innovation, and shared success. Companies champion open-plan offices, group brainstorming sessions, and team-building retreats as the cornerstones of a thriving environment. The message is clear: success is a collective effort, and the best ideas…

International Business Times UK

Toddler Slammed to Floor by 'Monster' Wakes From Coma With No Brain Damage: 'God Saved That Boy'

A toddler, Yazdan, was violently slammed to the floor by Vladimir Vitkov at a Moscow airport. The 18-month-old, who had suffered severe skull fractures and spinal injuries, miraculously woke from a coma with no brain damage.

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Despite What Robert F. Kennedy Wants You To Think, Cell Phones Do Not Cause Brain Cancer

Unfortunately, the director of Health and Human Services leads a movement prone to untrue beliefs on medical matters from cell phones to vaccines, pesticides, and genetically modified crops.

The Guardian - UK

From Chimpanzini Bananini to Ballerina Cappuccina: how gen alpha went wild for Italian brain rot animals

If you were born after 2000, or know someone who is, the chances are you’ve come across this ludicrous AI-generated meme. If not, be reassured that its chaotic, nonsensical banality is the point

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Some people are turning to nicotine gum and patches to treat long COVID brain fog

Some people with long COVID are turning to an unlikely remedy: nicotine gum and patches. Though typically used to quit smoking, nicotine is now being explored as a possible way to ease symptoms such as brain fog and fatigue.

The Independent UK

BBC Radio 2 DJ Sara Cox: The morning is when my brain is at its sharpest and my mood is at its highest

Broadcaster and author Sara Cox talks to Camilla Foster about her morning routine and what energy-boosting habits she couldn’t live without.

The Independent UK

Girl, 3, becomes youngest patient to receive groundbreaking treatment

It is the first NHS England commissioned gene therapy in the UK infused directly into the brain

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It's been so long since I played a 30 fps console game, it took me a week to realize Death Stranding 2 was literally giving me headaches

Lessons learned after years of 60 fps or bust.

International Business Times UK

Mikayla Raines Dies by Suicide After Alleged Bullying from 'Close Friends' Husband Reveals Her Struggles

Mikayla Raines, founder of the SaveAFox sanctuary, died by suicide on 17 June, leaving behind a heartbroken community and a legacy of compassion.

Latin Times

RFK Jr Admits He 'Did Not Fact Check' MAHA Report Before Non-Existent Sources Were Found in the Paper

RFK Jr. admitted that he neglected to fact check his "Make America Healthy Again" report before was revealed that several of the sources cited did not exist.

Clever Dude

How Your Brain Reacts Differently to Love vs. Lust

Love and lust are two powerful forces that shape our relationships, choices, and even our happiness. But have you ever wondered what’s actually happening in your brain when you feel butterflies for someone versus when you’re simply attracted to them? Understanding the difference between love and lust isn’t just fascinating—it…

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