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Can it play Doom? This biocomputer built on human brain cells just learned to shoot demons, but not everyone's convinced

Human-brain-cell-soup-on-a-chip can play Doom — but questions remain about what 'playing' the game is exactly.

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7 Silent Signs Your Body Is Dealing With Chronic Inflammation

You wake up with stiff joints and a foggy brain. You tell yourself it is just a lack of sleep. You notice your skin is breaking out or your digestion feels off. You blame it on a stressful week. The truth is that your body is likely under a silent…

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Tommy DeCarlo, the childhood Boston fan who became the band's frontman, dead at 60

Boston vocalist Tommy DeCarlo died today (March 9) from brain cancer

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U.S. Military Obtained And Has Been Testing Device Linked To Mysterious 'Havana Syndrome' On Animals: Report

Since at least 2016, diplomats, spies and military officers have suffered from unexplained brain injuries likely caused by a microwave weapon used by a foreign adversary, although sources say the U.S. government has tried to downplay it.

Latin Times

Boston frontman Tommy DeCarlo dies aged 60

After battling brain cancer, Boston frontman Tommy DeCarlo has died aged 60.

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In people with epilepsy, sleeping after a seizure may trigger more seizures

Epileptic seizures alter sleep by prolonging the stage that's central to memory formation, potentially predisposing the brain to "remember" how to trigger subsequent seizures more easily, a small human study suggests.

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Experts Say Chronic Stress May Be Behind These Common Symptoms

You wake up with a clenched jaw. Your digestion is a mess. That dull headache has become your daily companion. You have seen specialists and tried new pillows. You even changed your diet. Yet the symptoms persist like an unwanted shadow. It is not your fault that you feel this…

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Chanakya Niti: 5 Signs Someone Is Insecure But Acts Superior

We’ve all met someone who walks into a room with a certain energy. They speak with authority about everything. They correct people quickly. They compare achievements. They remind everyone what they’ve done, who they know, or how things should be done. From the outside, it looks like confidence. But sometimes,…

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Tommy DeCarlo death: Boston lead singer dies aged 60 after cancer diagnosis

‘More Than a Feeling’ singer was diagnosed with brain cancer in September

The Independent UK

Golden Corral diner suffers ‘irreversible injuries’ after attack by staff who wrongly accused him of dine and dash: lawsuit

Attorney Keith Galliher says his client was left with a ‘traumatic brain injury’ after the incident at the Golden Corral in Henderson, Nevada

The Independent UK

AI causes ‘brain fry’ at work, researchers warn

‘My thinking wasn’t broken, just noisy – like mental static,’ says one study participant

The Independent UK

Why Humans Love Stories More Than Facts

Facts and data are essential for understanding the world, yet they rarely capture attention on their own. When the same information is presented within a story, it suddenly becomes more engaging and memorable. This is why storytelling plays such an important role in fields such as education, journalism, marketing, and…

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26 Mind-Tricking Makeup Illusions By This Artist That Might Make You Look Twice (New Pics)

Incredible optical illusions that make people look twice just to understand what’s going on.

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The Secret Weapon That May Explain Havana Syndrome — And The Brain Injuries Reported By Diplomats

Discover the enigma of Havana Syndrome, a mysterious illness impacting diplomats globally. Learn about the latest theories involving a secret microwave weapon and its potential link to neurological symptoms. Stay informed on this unfolding international mystery.

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Challenging your brain helps keep it healthy. Here's how to do it

Doctors often advise exercising your brain to stay sharp but stretching your brain might be the better description

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Why Some People Suddenly Lose Feelings After Years Together

At first, everything feels effortless. Conversations flow, laughter comes easily, and the emotional connection feels unbreakable. Then something strange happens. After years together, one partner suddenly says something shocking: I don’t feel the same anymore." For many couples, this moment feels confusing and painful. How can love disappear after years…

International Business Times UK

Havana Syndrome Weapon: US Secretly Acquired Russian Microwave Device Causing Brain Injuries, 60 Minutes

The truth behind the US government's $15 million purchase of a Russian-linked microwave weapon tied to Havana Syndrome. Learn how it was tested on animals and linked to attacks on CIA and White House grounds.

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Why Your Ears Won’t Stop Ringing: The Shocking Truth

Millions of people hear ringing, buzzing, or hissing in their ears daily, yet most dismiss it as a minor annoyance. Tinnitus is more than noise it’s a complex neurological and emotional signal that your brain is overstimulated or stressed. While age and loud sounds are common culprits, recent research shows…

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Why Sacrificing Your Dreams Can Make You Stronger

Life teaches lessons in ways we don’t always notice. When you care for your family more than your personal desires, you feel a strange mix of pride, exhaustion, and quiet satisfaction. Many people think giving up dreams is failure. But sometimes, responsibility becomes the greatest dream itself. This article explores…

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Could These 9 Unexpected Habits Be Destroying Your Inner Peace?

Inner peace is rare today. The mind feels heavy, restless, and overloaded. Surprisingly, it isn’t always external stress that steals your calm it’s small habits repeated daily. From subtle self-criticism to overconsumption of information, these habits quietly shape your thoughts and emotions. Many people try meditation, yoga, or therapy, but…

Woman & Home

If you try one product, make it this science-backed scent that de-fogged my brain in seconds

This botanical oil powered me through jet lag and late-season lurgy

The Conversation

The tryptophan switch? Why exercise boosts your mood

One in five Canadians is living with mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression at any one time.

LiveScience

'Exposed Cranium' leaks its gory secrets in new James Webb telescope images: Space photo of the week

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope reveals new infrared images of the brain-shaped "Exposed Cranium" nebula, the final stages of a dying star.

The Guardian - UK

Jack White: ‘I’m not going to put a painful thing out there for some idiot on the internet to stomp all over’

As a new book of his lyrics, poems and selected musings is published, the White Stripes’ singer, songwriter and general guitar hero reflects on poetry, politics and why writing a song is like reupholstering a chair

The Independent UK

A singing circle at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw offers support for people with dementia

A singing circle at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw helps people with dementia and other brain conditions connect through music

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