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Is Smell-O-Vision finally here?

Osmo has made a breakthrough in digitizing scent. Here's how it works

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Optical illusion: Can you spot the odd number in this image?

Optical illusion puzzles have become a viral pastime lately. These puzzles require observation, focus, offering an exciting way to test and improve mental agility in spotting hidden objects, deciphering patterns, or identifying anomalies.

The Times of India

How to eat your brain happy — and the 5 foods everyone must eat this winter

From how long you should be chewing your food, to what to sprinkle on your meals, Nutritionist Dr Stephanie J Moore has your guide to tapping into the gut-brain connection to feel more alert

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Optical illusion: Can you spot a photographer in this image?

Optical illusions are not only fun but also serve as effective exercises for enhancing cognitive abilities, especially when it comes to attention to detail and pattern recognition. The ability to decipher complex visual puzzles can boost one's IQ, sharpens focus, and improves overall mental agility.

The Times of India

Soldier who died by suicide in Las Vegas told ex-girlfriend of pain and exhaustion after Afghanistan

The highly decorated Special Forces soldier who died by suicide in a Cybertruck explosion on New Years Day confided to a former girlfriend who had served as an Army nurse that he faced significant pain and exhaustion that she says were key symptoms of traumatic brain injury

The Independent UK

Are Covid-19 and herpes viruses silently triggering Alzheimer's and other brain diseases

Are common viruses including Covid and herpes (HSV-1) silently taking over our brains and triggering degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. This stark possibility has been studied by scientists, and findings have been published in the journal ACS Chemical Neuroscience.

The Times of India

Dr. Daniel Amen – Change Your Brain, Change Your Life is Transforming Mental Health

You are not "stuck" with the brain you have. That is what Dr. Daniel Amen , founder of Amen Clinics, says. While it doesn't mean you can get a new brain, it does mean that our brains can become healthier, which can help with a number of emotional ...

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I started singing in a rock band in my 50s – and learned it could boost my brain health

A concussion inspired me to challenge the invisibility of middle age, find my voice and discover how music might ward off dementia

The Guardian - AU

Optical Illusion: Can you spot the sleeping sheep in this image

Countless optical illusions are available on the internet, each made to test the sharpness of your observation and perception. For puzzle lovers and brain teasers enthusiasts, this challenge is sure to attract your attention. Prepare to have a visual adventure that's even leaving sharp minds scratching their heads!

The Times of India

What is locked-in syndrome? The extraordinary stories that help us understand this rare condition

Locked-in syndrome is a rare phenomenon which makes conscious people almost entirely unable to move and communicate. It is estimated there are fewer than 1,000 existing cases in the US, and between 50 and 300 in the UK.

The Conversation

Ransomware attackers leak stolen Rhode Island private info following hack

Group responsible for recent RIBridges ransomware attack has begun leaking files containing PII.

TechRadar

Feel like giving up dry January? Expert tips for staying free of alcohol

Telling friends and family makes all the difference, says expert

The Independent UK

Pupil size says a lot about the type of memories we hold on to: What should we know

Our eyes are more than just windows to the world—they're also mirrors to our minds. Here is an interesting fact that you will know today, the size of our pupils reveals a lot about the memories we store and even how we process them during sleep. There has been a…

The Times of India

Sitting Isn't Always Bad: Here Are Activities Beneficial For Brain Health

A recent study revealed that the effects of sedentary behavior on brain health depend largely on the type of activity that you engage in.

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The Independent UK

Best mushroom supplements, from capsules and coffee to tinctures and shroom gummies

Embrace the power of nootropics, with these tried-and-tested supplements

The Independent UK

Nerve-stimulation therapy can get people out of severe depression

Participants in clinic trial went from being unable to get out of bed to being productive and interacting with loved ones

The Guardian - UK

Cambridge study aims to find out if dogs and their owners are on same wavelength

Scientists to examine if humans’ and dogs’ brains synchronise when they interact in a way similar to parents and babies

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Fatal Outcomes of Skull Fractures in Truck Collisions

Truck collisions are among the most devastating types of traffic accidents, often resulting in severe injuries, including skull fractures.

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What counts as 'binge drinking'? What about 'high-intensity drinking'?

Episodes of "binge drinking" can have dangerous short-term effects, while repeated binge drinking can trigger longer-term problems.

LiveScience

Do crabs feel pain?

A growing body of research suggests crabs, lobsters and other animals caught for seafood can feel pain. Scientists are pushing for legal protections to ensure they are treated humanely.

The Conversation

Brain implants, agentic AI and answers on dark matter: what to expect from science in 2025 – podcast

In a special episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast to start 2025, we’ve brought together three science editors from The Conversation’s editions around the world to discuss what to look out for in the world of science and technology in the coming year.

RideApart

Leatt’s New Adventure Motorcycle Helmet Is Essentially Two Helmets In One

For motocross, enduro, and even mountain bike enthusiasts, the name Leatt will certainly ring a bell. In fact, Leatt has become something of a household name in off-road powersports, protecting riders from head to toe with cutting-edge safety tech.That being said, Leatt’s looking to broaden its horizons, and it’s doing…

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Doug Duren Wants You To Remember It's Our Turn To Take Care Of This Land

Caring about the future these days feels like it’s in short supply. Thinking about what happens to the world around us after we’re gone is even rarer. And doing good, leaving the world better...well, I can count on one hand the people who hope to do just that. I don't mean…

The Independent UK

Why going sober was one of the best things I’ve ever done (cloned)

IN FOCUS: For Harry Bullmore, alcohol played a part in many fond memories – but when he experimented with giving it up, several surprising benefits persuaded him to reassess his relationship with drinking

The Independent UK

Chinese scientists find common blood pressure drug could cure rare brain tumour

Main treatment option currently is risky surgery

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