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Ultra-Processed Foods Are the New Tobacco?

You open a packet of chips and you tell yourself that you will eat a few but in 10 minutes it is all finished and you were not even that hungry but you were craving it. Is this situation familiar to you? This situation is experienced by most of us…

Times Life

Daily Walking Benefits: 30 Minutes a Day to Boost Heart, Brain & Overall Health

Learn how 30 minutes of daily walking boosts heart health, strengthens bones, improves mood, and enhances overall physical and mental well-being

Medical Daily

Drug Interactions and the Brain: Nervous System Effects and Medication Safety Explained

Learn how drug interactions change brain and nervous system effects, who's at risk, and practical medication safety tips to prevent dangerous side effects and complications.

Medical Daily

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Why Life Abroad Wasn’t What Indians Expected - Money Isn’t Everything

For years, leaving India for the West or the Gulf was seen as the ultimate life plan — a ticket to higher salaries, better standards of living, safe cities, global education for children, and a more comfortable future. But increasingly, Indians abroad are discovering that a bigger paycheck doesn’t automatically…

Times Life

How Your Stress Affects Your Dog

Scientific Evidence While the effect of vitamin deficiency on ones brain can be daunting and have serious consequences, the good news is that many of these deficiencies can be addressed with small, practical changes.Eat a brain-friendly diet: Include foods rich in B12 (like fish, eggs, dairy, or fortified plant-based foods),…

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Cold Storage review – mutant-mildew plague horror comedy stuffs fun into the fungi

Stranger Things’ Joe Keery is joined by a stellar cast battling an outbreak of virulent brain spores, but the film doesn’t offer much more than endless wisecracks and a splatterhouse grossfest

The Guardian - UK

Not just sport and car crashes: debunking 5 myths about traumatic brain injury in NZ

Touching the lives of an average 110 people each day in Aotearoa, traumatic brain injury (TBI) is much more common than any of us would like it to be.

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‘Brain drain is costly’: Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu takes swipe at Indian-origin White House adviser

As India hosts its first-ever India AI Impact Summit, the spotlight has fallen on some of the biggest names in artificial intelligence. Industry leaders including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei were among the global tech figures in attendance at the high-profile gathering.

The Times of India

Oregon woman shoots her shot with a hot barista, only to realize she gave him her mom’s number

We have all experienced that sudden, paralyzing brain fog when talking to someone attractive. But this Oregon woman’s “meet-cute” story is going viral for taking “emergency number” a bit too literally.

The Mary Sue

Dementia: how brain resilience, immune health and the menopause play a role in women’s risk

Women are more likely than men to be diagnosed with dementia. While researchers have some idea of the factors that elevate risk, it’s still not entirely clear why this happens. But a recent study suggests that the menopause could play a key role in increased vulnerability to Alzheimer’s disease.

The Conversation

Why it’s funnier when you’re not allowed to laugh

I don’t think I’ve ever laughed harder than during a church service, when something faintly ridiculous caught my eye. My friend saw it too, and once she started laughing, it became impossible to stop. Years later I’ve tried to explain what was so hilarious, but it seems you had to…

The Conversation

John Dobbs obituary

Other lives: Researcher whose work brought about shifts in the approach to chronic brain disease

The Guardian - UK

Before Wellness Was Trendy, He Was Living It - Meet the 95-Year-Old Inspiring Millions

While everyone seems busy chasing the latest fitness craze - new workout splits, fancy supplements, protein powders with ingredients you can’t even pronounce - a 95-year-old grandfather is quietly proving that good health doesn’t have to be that complicated. No biohacking. No expensive memberships. No “30-day transformation” challenges. His story…

Times Life

Sextinction Anxiety: How Dating Apps, Stress, and Burnout Are Killing Desire

Sextinction anxiety rises fast when desire drops, and nothing feels more unsettling than wondering why your body and brain suddenly refuse to show up for the part of life that once felt effortless.

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Man leaves specific instructions for Amazon driver. Now she’s demanding answers after her dog destroyed package: ‘Why bother giving us the option?’

Receiving an Amazon package should be exciting. After days (or hours) of waiting, the rush of dopamine rushes through the brain as soon as it arrives. However, those feelings can instantly transform into frustration if the package is damaged. It’s even worse when it’s because your dog ruined it since…

Times Life

Brain Health Alert: 8 Common Habits That Damage Your Brain

The brain is one of the most sophisticated organs that we have in order to live a life of highest quality. It is responsible not only for the optimal cognitive functioning of our system, but also plays a defining role in our bodily activities. In today’s fast paced world, a…

The Conversation

The virus nearly everyone has and its possible role in MS

Over 95% of the world’s adult population is infected with Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), but most people never realise it. The infection often causes few symptoms and then stays in the body for life.

The Independent UK

Mom of 7-year-old hospitalized with brain swelling from measles: ‘I still wouldn’t have given my son the vaccine’

IN FOCUS: EXCLUSIVE: South Carolina parents living in the state’s measles epicenter tell Rhian Lubin of their devastation after their unvaccinated 7-year-old son, Ethan, developed encephalitis, a complication from the virus that causes swelling and inflammation in the brain

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‘We’re no longer attracting top talent’: the brain drain killing American science

As Trump slashes science funding, young researchers flee abroad. Without solid innovation, the US could cease to have the largest biomedical ecosystem in the world

The Independent UK

Scientists discover mouse gene that could determine if dads are doting or angry

Researchers found that male mice who cared more for their offspring had lower levels of a specific gene in their brains

Tom’s Hardware

China brain computer interface outfit accelerates to human trials in quest to outpace Neuralink — mix of government backing and investor enthusiasm speeds time to market for NeuroXess

China could overtake the US in brain computer interface (BCI) technology leadership thanks to streamlined planning, regulatory approval, and financing.

Medical Daily

COVID Neurological Symptoms: Doctors Reveal the Hidden Brain Effects of COVID and Long COVID Brain

Discover how COVID neurological symptoms, brain effects of COVID, and long COVID brain impact patients, including risks, warning signs, and when to seek medical evaluation.

Medical Daily

Prescription Drug Side Effects: Top Medications Behind Dizziness Causes and Medication Fatigue

Learn which common medications trigger prescription drug side effects like dizziness causes and medication fatigue, plus when to seek help and how to talk with your doctor.

Times Life

Chanakya Niti - 4 Traits of a Woman No Man Can Ever Forget (Beyond Beauty)

Forget beauty, forget makeup tips, forget “oh she’s so sweet” Instagram aesthetics. If a man remembers you for life, it’s because you did something far more potent than dressing well or having a killer smile. They remember how you made life feel… and how you made them feel about themselves…

The Independent UK

Groundbreaking programme helps children recover after brain cancer

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