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Is Max Richter's all-night show the answer to our collective sleep obsession?

Sleep trackers and technology has exploded in the decade since the composer’s beloved nocturnal concert debuted. But the key to a good night’s rest could be outside the realm of data

Evening Standard

Examining Aaron Rodgers Through the Eyes of a Revenge Expert

An author says the Steelers’ quarterback ‘found a way, a useful way, to get his cake and eat it, too’ in Sunday’s win over his former team.

Sports Illustrated

8 Shockingly Random Moments You’re Most Likely to Get Scammed

You think you are too smart to get scammed. Falling for the Nigerian prince email seems impossible. Spotting a phishing attempt feels easy. The truth is, modern scammers are masters of psychology. They do not just target the gullible. They strike when you are distracted, emotional, or in an unfamiliar…

Budget and the Bees

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Top 5 Facts About Jeff Bezos’ Wealth That Will Melt Your Brain

Here are the top five facts about his wealth that will simply blow your mind.

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How does AI affect how we learn? A cognitive psychologist explains why you learn when the work is hard

When OpenAI released “study mode” in July 2025, the company touted ChatGPT’s educational benefits. “When ChatGPT is prompted to teach or tutor, it can significantly improve academic performance,” the company’s vice president of education told reporters at the product’s launch. But any dedicated teacher would be right to wonder: Is…

The Conversation

Warning over rise in cases of deadly ‘brain-eating’ amoeba infections in Kerala

Kerala introduces special treatment protocols and operating procedures for suspected cases

The Independent UK

Why have energy drinks been banned for under-16s in England? The real question is why it wasn’t done sooner

Expecting parents to police kids’ intake of a psychoactive drug is unrealistic and unfair given the power of social media, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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China claims brain-like AI breakthrough ‘100 times faster than traditional models’

AI model can balance efficiency and accuracy, researchers say

The Independent UK

Australian researchers ask for help from parents, coaches to raise youth concussion awareness

With concussion-related injuries among professional athletes often taking an unwanted spotlight, researchers in Australia are asking for help to study the impacts of potential long-term brain injuries to the younger generation — one contact sport at a time

The Independent UK

Protein discovery may lead to Alzheimer’s treatment even before symptoms start

Researchers hope findings could help delay symptoms by five or six years

The Independent UK

NHS to trial revolutionary blood test that could speed up Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Only two-thirds of people with dementia have a diagnosis, despite it being the leading cause of death in UK

The Independent UK

British patients trial major new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia and linked to the build-up of two key proteins in the brain called amyloid and tau.

Evening Standard

A simple blood test could make early Alzheimer’s detection faster and cheaper, researchers say

Millions of Americans live with Alzheimer’s disease. The number of cases is expected to nearly double in the next 25 years

The Independent UK

8 Psychological Tricks Scammers Use to Get You to Say “Yes”

You might get an urgent text from your bank or see a pop-up that warns your computer is infected. In another common scenario, someone calls claiming to be from the IRS, demanding immediate payment. Your logical brain knows something is wrong. Yet, you feel a powerful urge to comply. Why…

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8 Ways to Know You’re Overstimulated and Need Alone Time ASAP

Your head is buzzing, and consequently, every small sound feels like a personal attack. Someone might ask you a simple question, but you want to scream. You feel stretched thin, like a rubber band about to snap. While you might dismiss it as a bad mood or a long day,…

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Ace This 35-Question General Knowledge Quiz And Prove You’re Smarter Than Most

So, you think you’ve got the kind of brain that holds on to random facts like a sponge? This quiz is here to put that to the test. From ancient history and world geography to science, literature, pop culture, and even some downright weird trivia, these 35 questions cover just…

The Independent UK

New research confirms plausible link between caffeine and vivid dreams

While there are a number of potential benefits of reducing our caffeine intake, there are some downsides too

The Independent UK

Toddler diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour before going blind ‘overnight’

Olivia Taylor was diagnosed with an optic nerve glioma at just 17 months old

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The Independent UK

Air pollution has been tied to Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what you need to know

‘Air pollution doesn’t just increase the risk of dementia — it actually makes Alzheimer’s disease worse,’ Dr. Edward Lee says

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4 Coupons That Actually Make You Spend Too Much Money

A coupon feels like a free ticket to save money. However, retailers design many coupons with a specific psychological goal in mind. They want to make you spend more money than you originally intended. These clever promotions are not about giving you a simple discount. They are a powerful tool…

The Conversation

Alzheimer’s disease: new three-minute test can spot memory issues – here’s how it works and what it can tell you

A new test could help to diagnose memory issues associated with Alzheimer’s disease in as little as three minutes. According to recently published findings the test, called the Fastball EEG test, may one day help doctors flag people who need further checks for Alzheimer’s disease without the need for unnecessary…

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Ashwagandha: Evidence-Based Benefits for Stress, Brain Health, and Performance

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is one of the most recognized plants in Ayurvedic medicine, often referred to as “Indian ginseng.

The Conversation

Could cutting back on caffeine really give you more vivid dreams? Here’s what the science says

Have you recently cut down on caffeine and feel like you’re having the most vivid dreams of your life?

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50 Pics Showing The Most Genius Life Hacks That People Actually Use

Effective habit formation relies on small, consistent actions and brain adaptability.

The Independent UK

These sugar substitutes are linked to faster cognitive decline

Substances are found in soda, protein bars, yogurt, and low-calorie desserts

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