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Are blue whales blue, and what is the most common animal? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

RFK Jr. Claims This Specific Diet Could “Cure” Mental Illness — What Experts Warn

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has never been one to shy away from a controversial health claim. Recently, his latest stance on diet and mental health is sparking a massive debate across the country. He suggests that a specific shift in how we eat—focusing on “real” foods and eliminating synthetic additives—could…

Budget and the Bees

The 3 biggest sleep issues over 65s face — and the 3 simple fixes to start using tonight, according to experts

Over 65 and keep getting ‘poor’ sleep? Experts explain how to fix the 3 biggest sleep issues to fall asleep fast tonight

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Brain supplements have become a social media wellness trend - but are they safe to take?

No dietary supplements are approved the by U.S. Food and Drug Administration

The Independent UK

Woman forgets how pad size works after a hysterectomy and ends up bringing post-birth-size pads for her sister

We often joke that once you leave a certain phase of life, your brain deletes the operational data associated with it. For TikTok creator Selina Rae (@therealrealwitraerae), that data loss involved the entire feminine hygiene aisle. But the fallout went to her sister, who just needed some normal pads.

The Mary Sue

Happy Mondays singer Shun Ryder says ADHD feels like ‘having a brain like a watering can’

Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has opened up on what life is like with ADHD, and he believes the neurodevelopmental disorder has helped him as a songwriter.

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Pope Leo urges priests to stop using AI to write sermons

Pope Leo XIV also urged his fellow clergymen to ‘use your brains more’ in a wide-ranging speech last week

The Independent UK

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The man who fell in love with the sound of Spitfires – here’s what this unusual symptom can teach us about dementia

When people hear the word dementia, they often think of someone who has problems with memory. While memory is often affected in dementia, this is not always the case. There are many different types of dementia – and each can produce a wide range of symptoms.

The Conversation

The seven ‘W’ wellness rules to improve your health

Put on the classical music and walk to yoga class for some of the best benefits

The Independent UK

“How Does Your Brain Really Work?”: Unlock Your Default Mode In 29 Questions

Your brain is busy all day - planning, worrying, imagining, replaying conversations, solving problems. But when you’re not focusing on something specific, it still has a “go-to” mode it tends to return to.This quiz looks at 29 everyday situations, small choices, and a few opinion-based statements to figure out what…

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Eddie Howe urges Anthony Gordon to put Arsenal transfer links ‘out of his brain’

Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon has been linked with a summer move to Arsenal

The Independent UK

Pope Leo XIV Warns Priests Against ChatGPT Sermons and TikTok Fame: 'The Brain Needs to Be Used'

Pope Leo XIV warns clergy against AI-generated sermons, stressing the need for human intellect and spiritual expression. Discover how this directive impacts the Catholic Church's approach to technology and human connection.

International Business Times UK

Placental Changes From Prenatal Cannabis Exposure Could Flag Higher Schizophrenia Risk Later in Life, Study Suggests

New research shows prenatal cannabis exposure may alter placental genes tied to schizophrenia risk, suggesting the placenta could help flag vulnerable children early in life.

Medical Daily

Is rugby any closer to answering the complex brain injury question?

SPECIAL REPORT: With a court case looming large over the sport, Harry Latham-Coyle investigates what is being done to combat head injuries and the players struggling with life after rugby

The Independent UK

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Times Life

Morning Tricks to Boost Metabolism Fast

We all have faced those mornings where we feel slow, less energetic even after having a proper sleep. The truth is, your metabolism plays a big role in how energetic and active you feel throughout the day. But if you will adapt a few simple morning habits which can help…

The Times of India

UAE authorities warn parents as viral 'Skull Breaker Challenge' spreads in schools: 'Extremely dangerous'

Gone are the days when sending your kids to school and ensuring they were up to date with their homework was enough. With the rise of social media and the increasing use of technology among young people, parents now need to be aware of viral trends that border on being…

Evening Standard

Draft rare cancers law offers hope to those with incurable brain tumours

Abi Feltham was diagnosed with a brain tumour in May 2024 and was told she has 15 years to live.

The Independent UK

Stem cell therapy on babies in the womb ‘can reverse brain issues linked to major birth defect’

Spina bifida happens when a baby’s spine does not develop fully in the womb

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The Independent UK

More organs are being donated after the heart stops, not brain death. Policies are changing too

The vast majority of organ donations once came from people who were brain-dead

Times Life

Does manifestation really work? The truth behind the viral spiritual trend everyone believes in

If you spend even a little time on social media, you’ve probably heard someone say, “Just manifest it.” Manifest your dream job. Manifest love. Manifest money. Manifest your ideal life. It sounds magical — almost too perfect. And naturally, it raises a question many people quietly wonder: does spiritual manifestation…

The Conversation

The beginner’s guide to video games – where to start if you don’t think you like games

In 1997 I was 13 and decidedly not a gamer. I liked film, music and Stephen King novels – but I had been “blessed” with two parents who believed video games rotted your brain. They did, however, invest in a home PC, seemingly under the impression I would be drawn…

The Conversation

It’s never too late to learn a language – adults and kids bring different strengths to the task

There’s a common assumption that if someone starts learning a language when they are very young, they will quickly become fluent.

Space

James Webb Space Telescope performs brain surgery on mysterious 'Exposed Cranium Nebula'

The nebula is possibly being produced by a type of unstable star called a Wolf–Rayet star.

Evening Standard

Why you need to try the 7:1 sleep rule tonight

From living longer to slashing your risk of depression, a sleep expert shares the hacks you need for a restful slumber

The Independent UK

‘Food is not just about calories – it could improve your mood’: Tim Spector on the gut-brain axis and fermentation myths

INDEPENDENT STUDIO: From fermentation myths to the gut–brain axis, Tim Spector argues that food affects far more than hunger and weight. On The Independent’s Well Enough podcast, he explains why our gut microbes may be quietly shaping how we feel, writes Hannah Twiggs

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