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I tried a coffee that promises to reduce brain fog and procrastination and was shocked by the results

Claiming to offset jitters and the caffeine crash, this adaptogenic coffee uses natural ingredients to help with motivation, mental clarity & focus while fighting off brain fog and procrastination

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Linda Nolan calls herself 'the naughty Nolan' in jaw-dropping braless photos

Singer Linda Nolan has been inundated with compliments from her famous friends and fans alike after posting two gorgeous throwback snaps from the height of her music career

Daily Mirror

COVID during pregnancy may alter brain development in boys

Boys born to mothers who got COVID-19 while pregnant seem to have a higher risk of subtle developmental delays, including those associated with autism spectrum disorder.

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Commentary: Getting beyond 'lizard-brain' thinking to bridge political divisions

Ask any of your friends or family members why America is polarized these days and they’re likely to give you answers ranging from social media or cable news to politicians. Or, they may accuse the other side as being duped, ignorant, or just not listening.

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Gary Ablett Snr launches legal action against AFL, Hawthorn, Geelong over concussions during career

Lawyers for AFL great Gary Ablett Snr say the league and his formers clubs, Hawthorn and Geelong, failed in their duty of care to the player, who has brain damage.

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‘Struggles daily’: Gary Ablett sues AFL over brain damage

Gary Ablett Sr, one of the greatest players in AFL history, is suing the AFL and his former clubs for allegedly failing to protect him from brain damage.

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Queensland researchers at QIMR Berghofer find likely cause of obsessive-compulsive disorder

A new study, which examined the difference in MRI brain images between healthy volunteers and people with OCD, has found a likely cause after researchers discovered changes in how distinct brain regions communicate.

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Tick-borne encephalitis virus in the UK – what it is and how to protect yourself

A confirmed case of tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) was recently reported in England. TBE is a disease that can lead to inflammation in the brain and is caused by a virus transmitted by the bite of a tick.

The Conversation

Woman told by GP she had 'low pain tolerance' for headaches that left her blind

'I felt like I was going to be a drama queen if I carried on saying I was in pain after that'

Wales Online

Only someone with sharp eyes & brain combo can spot ‘Wine’ among ‘Vine’ in 15 seconds

Busy in the patterns and structured routines of our everyday life, we often train our mind to operate in a certain way. This may start restricting your thought process if you, or life, does not challenge you to take new paths and look at things differently.

The Times of India

EastEnders icon Charlie Brooks unrecognisable after swapping Albert Square for studies

Mature student Charlie Brooks pleaded with fans to send her a new brain after falling behind on her study after heading to university as she stepped back from acting

Daily Mirror

Study finds how misfolded alpha-synuclein protein helps to detect early Parkinson's disease

According to a new study using technology created by a researcher at UTHealth Houston, the presence of a misfolded alpha-synuclein protein can be used to assess whether people have Parkinson's disease. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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Snorers are 91% more likely to suffer from a stroke compared to silent sleepers, study finds

A recent study has highlighted that people who snore are more likely to have a stroke - a life-threatening condition that strikes when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off

Daily Mirror

Study finds connections in brain that are connected to seizures in people with epilepsy

A network of connections in the brain that are connected to seizures in persons with epilepsy have been found by researchers from the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. Read further on Dynanite News:

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CBB star Lauren Harries wakes up to 'worst nightmare' after emergency brain surgery

Celebrity Big Brother star Lauren Harries 'could have died' following emergency brain surgery after being rushed into hospital on Friday

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Brain teaser requires full focus to see hidden error in flock of chickens

How long did it take you to spot the mistake? Let us know in the comments below.

Daily Record

Girl, 10, who had 17% of body cut away after finding Strep A 'black spot' dies

Dermot and Lily Murphy lost their beloved daughter Vivienne in March 2019, just over two weeks after she started feeling unwell and suffering from a sore throat.

Wales Online

Luther and EastEnders actor Jason Riddington had 'extraordinary near-death experience' after brain haemorrhage

Jason Riddington was saved by his quick-thinking wife

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We make thousands of unconscious decisions every day. Here's how your brain copes with that

Do you remember learning to drive a car? You probably fumbled around for the controls, checked every mirror multiple times, made sure your foot was on the brake pedal, then ever-so-slowly rolled your car forward.

The Times of India

IPL 2023: Royal Challengers Bangalore have slender edge over Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings

BENGALURU: To his fans, he is 'Thala' and to his teammates, he is 'Anna', 'Bhai' or skipper. To his opponents, he's one of the deadliest finishers of the game, a nightmare for bowlers, a cricketing brain bar none.

Daily Mirror

Girl, 10, dies after having 17% of body cut away when black mark appeared on leg

Dermot and Lilly Murphy's daughter Vivienne had to have 17 per cent of her body cut away, but it still wasn't enough to save her life after a mild illness turned into a flesh-eating disease

The Conversation

Turning down the volume of pain – how to retrain your brain when you get sensitised

For every feeling we experience, there is a lot of complex biology going on underneath our skin.

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Parents of girl who died from Strep A recall harrowing story of her last days as they warn of dangers

Vivienne Murphy died just two weeks after complaining of a sore throat

Chronicle Live

Darras Hall girl's remarkable brain bleed recovery inspires $10,000 donation to 'vital' Newcastle charity

Kara-Amber Wheatley has spent the last five years - since she suffered a brain haemorrhage, helping to give back.

Irish Mirror

Parents of Cork girl who died from Strep A recall harrowing story of her last days as they warn of dangers

Vivienne Murphy, from Millstreet in Co Cork, died in March 2019, just two weeks after complaining of a sore throat. The child’s heartbroken parents told RTÉ's This Week programme how the nightmare for the family began on St Valentine's Day 2019.

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