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Elon Musk's Neuralink Patient Moves With His Mind Hours After Surgery as 'Telepathy' Device Sparks Global Hope

Elon Musk's Neuralink achieves a major medical breakthrough as its first UK patient moves a computer cursor using only his thoughts just hours after brain surgery, fuelling global excitement about the future of 'telepathic' technology.

International Business Times UK

NY obstetrician carved initials in woman’s abdomen post C-section, called it a ‘beautiful job’

His defense blamed a brain disorder.

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China builds brain-mimicking AI server the size of a mini-fridge, claims 90% power reduction — BI Explorer 1 packs in 1,152 CPU cores and 4.8TB of memory, runs on a household power outlet

China's GDIIST research institute has announced the development and soon release of the BIE-1, an AI supercomputer inspired by the operation of the human brain. This neuromorphic computing tech is one of the first standalone, non-rack-based brain-based computers we've ever seen.

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Reddit cofounder once walked away with $10 million—He returned and helped lead the company to a $40 billion market cap today

Before Reddit became a $41 billion giant, its founders sold it for just $10 million.

Fortune

Humans may be causing dolphins to get Alzheimer’s-like disease, scientists warn

Bottlenose dolphins found to have increased death rates during summer when algal blooms are common

The Independent UK

I Kept a Gratitude Journal Every Day for a Month - and It Transformed My Positivity and Outlook

There's power in putting pen to paper.

Marie Claire

Call to aid survival rates of cancer claiming under-40s

Patients, carers and scientists have joined a former Australian of the Year urging politicians for greater funding to tackle a deadly brain disease.

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‘Extrajudicial killings’: Rand Paul accuses Trump of turning the U.S. into authoritarian regimes like China and Iran after his boat strikes

Kentucky senator Rand Paul probably represents all the remaining brain cells in the GOP. But when a sitting senator starts comparing his own leader’s military actions to executions in China and Iran, it’s not hyperbole. It’s a warning now.

The Mary Sue

Active Teens Have Healthier Brains: Study Links Fitness and Screen Time to Mental Health and Learning

A new study from the University of Eastern Finland finds that physical fitness and moderate, active screen time improve adolescent brain function, mental health, and learning.

International Business Times

9 Morning Habits That Calm Anxiety Before It Starts

The alarm blares. Your chest tightens before your feet even hit the floor. Morning anxiety can steal your peace before the day officially starts. This feeling sets a stressful tone for everything that follows. It makes you feel reactive, not proactive. But what if you could reclaim your mornings? You…

Budget and the Bees

You were asleep but swear you weren’t: what is paradoxical insomnia?

We don’t always know when we’re asleep or awake. This can affect how rested we feel

The Guardian - US

Creativity is good for the brain and might even slow down its ageing – new study

Creative experience might enhance brain health, which could slow down the brain’s ageing.

The Conversation

Kim Kardashian’s brain aneurysm diagnosis: what it means and who is most at risk

In the run up to the launch of the latest series of The Kardashians, her new legal drama All’s Fair and the celebrations for her 45th birthday, Kim Kardashian made a very different kind of headline. She revealed that she had been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm.

The Conversation

The hidden health issues associated with the clocks going back

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10 Design Choices That Psychologists Say Trigger Domestic Stress

Ever walked into a room and instantly felt uneasy, even if you couldn’t put your finger on why? Maybe your living room feels chaotic no matter how often you clean, or your bedroom never quite feels restful. You might blame clutter, bad lighting, or even your roommate’s questionable décor taste—but…

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I tried the colour walking craze for myself, and the results took me by surprise

This simple practice gave my brain the reset it needed.

The Guardian - UK

‘It sounds like witchcraft’: can light therapy really give you better skin, cleaner teeth, stronger joints?

From infrared saunas to LED beauty masks, a billion-dollar market has grown around the healing power of light. But where does the science end and the hype begin?

Everybody Loves Your Money

9 Healthcare “Facts” Proven False but Still Repeated

If you’ve ever been told to “wait an hour after eating before swimming,” or that “cracking your knuckles causes arthritis,” you’ve been fed one of the many so-called “health facts” that refuse to die. They spread from one generation to the next like whispered family secrets—except they’re totally wrong.

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10 Daily Habits That Strengthen Mental Wellness

Mental wellness is a crucial part of living a balanced, fulfilling life. When we prioritize our mental health, we’re better equipped to handle stress, connect with others, and make clear decisions. Small, daily actions can add up to a big difference over time. By making mental wellness a part of…

The Guardian - UK

Why do we yawn? It’s almost certainly not for the reason you think

Given that we’ve literally grown up with them, we often know surprisingly little about how our bodies work. This new series aims to fill the gaps

Tom’s Guide

3 gold standard sleep hygiene habits that will help undo weeks of bad sleep and get you back on track

Sleep experts reveal three simple tricks to help you reverse weeks of bad sleep.

LiveScience

Neanderthals were more susceptible to lead poisoning than humans — which helped us gain an advantage over our cousins, scientists say

Humans and our ancestors have been exposed to lead for 2 million years, but the toxic metal may have actually helped our species to develop language — giving us a key advantage over our Neanderthal cousins, scientists claim.

Tom’s Guide

I tested Google’s newest AI learning tool — and it taught me more than ChatGPT

In a sea of AI slop and brain rot, Google’s 'Learn About'blends AI and education to turn search into a personal tutor.

Tom’s Guide

AI becomes dumber when trained on viral internet content — and there's no cure

So-called 'brainrot' content is not good for AI, but unfortunately, that makes up a lot of the internet now. What does that mean for the future of AI?

The Independent UK

‘I’m living with a tumour the size of a golf ball in my head – it’s changed my attitude to life’

LIFE STORY: David Aird, 56, a London-based musician, builder, and father of one, had been suffering from migraines for five years before he saw his GP, who broke the news to him that he had a brain tumour the size of a golf ball. It blew his world apart, he…

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