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12 Tech Habits Quietly Wrecking Your Mental Health

There’s a sneaky side to technology that no one warns you about, and it’s not the stuff from dystopian sci-fi movies. It’s the everyday habits—the tiny, seemingly harmless actions—that slowly chip away at your peace of mind. You don’t notice them at first because they hide behind convenience, entertainment, and…

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Mind-altering ‘brain weapons’ no longer only science fiction, say researchers

UK academics say latest chemicals are ‘wake-up call’ and urge global action to stop weaponisation of neuroscience

The Guardian - UK

Puberty blockers to be tested on hundreds of children as two major clinical studies launch

Plans for a puberty blockers trial were announced in 2024 following the publication of the Cass Review.

The Independent UK

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Children with gender dysphoria ‘could remain on puberty blockers after trial’

Plans for a puberty blockers trial were announced in 2024 following the publication of the Cass Review.

Evening Standard

'It Was Kind Of A Brain Fry.' Switching From Wicked’s 'Popular' To 'No Good Deed' Was Not For The Faint Of Heart

Wicked's editor shares what it was like to work on both movies simultaneously.

Cinemablend

Brain fog? It could be what you’re eating

Experts say that certain foods are linked to poor cognitive health

The Independent UK

The surprisingly versatile food you should eat for weight loss – and a brain boost

Just five servings of walnuts each week promotes heart health

The Independent UK

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Choking during sex is common among young adults, but the risks are poorly understood

Choking during sex has moved from the margins to the mainstream for many young adults, but the risks have not changed. New research shows how common the practice has become, and how confused many people are about what makes it dangerous.

The Conversation

Mom Thinks Autistic Son Ruined Her Work Dinner After Boss’s Comment, But Things Take A Wholesome Turn

In society, we’re expected to follow all kinds of unspoken rules about how to behave around others. Break them, and you risk coming across as rude or out of place. But for people with autism, reading those cues isn’t always straightforward. So when one man joined his mother’s dinner with…

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Psychology can change the way food tastes – here’s how to use it to make the most of your meals

Ever eaten while doom-scrolling and realised you barely tasted anything? Or found your favourite pasta strangely bland after a stressful meeting, yet somehow delicious on a relaxed Saturday evening?

The Conversation

Millie Mackintosh and Professor David Nutt on sobriety and the true cost of drinking alcohol

Influencer Millie Mackintosh hit our TV screens in the early 2010s on hit reality show Made In Chelsea. Since then, she’s made the life changing decision to quit drinking. Now, she loves her sober lifestyle and supports a huge sober curious community online. In the latest episode of the Well…

The Independent UK

Black Ops 7 Zombies camo challenges — complete list (updated for Season 3)

Zombie slaying has never been this fun!

Dot Esports

Zero Energy RN? A World-Renowned Pro Swears By These Five-Minute Meditations For Transforming Energy

And... breathe.

Marie Claire

Julia Lundstrom on Fixing Chronic Health Issues Backwards — Brain First, Everything Else Follows

You can keep chasing symptoms, or you can start with your brain first, where health actually begins. That's the philosophy that has shaped Julia Lundstrom's work in neuroscience and brain-health education, with an aim to change the notion of reactive care to proactive care, knowing that the brain is the…

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Here’s what Black Friday sales shopping does to your brain

Every November, Black Friday arrives with big claims of massive savings and “one-day-only” deals. We are bombarded with offers that seem too good to pass up. But beneath all this lies something far more strategic.

The Independent UK

The devastating effects when your immune system hijacks your brain

One patient is still grieving decades of lost memories five years later

The Independent UK

Groundbreaking study finds way to ‘reboot’ eye and restore impaired vision

Findings may lead to new treatment for ‘lazy eye’

Medical Daily

Stroke Symptoms You Can't Ignore: The FAST Method to Spot and Prevent a Stroke

Learn to recognize stroke symptoms quickly with the FAST method and discover essential stroke prevention tips to protect yourself and your loved ones.

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Medical Daily

Why Am I Dizzy? Understanding Dizziness Causes, Vertigo Symptoms, and Feeling Lightheaded

Get clear answers to "why am I dizzy" with doctor-approved explanations of dizziness causes, vertigo symptoms, and feeling lightheaded, plus tips on when to seek care.

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Kourtney Kardashian wanted Kim to delay law studies after brain aneurysm

Kourtney Kardashian tried to encourage her sister Kim to postpone her legal studies.

Evening Standard

Let there be light: how to tackle Seasonal Affective Disorder, according to the experts

From the mood-boosting spice to know, to the smartest tech and treatments to try, the experts explain how to beat the seasonal blues

The Independent UK

PHOTO ESSAY: A 'year of unraveling' when a man's immune system hijacked his brain

Sometimes, the immune system runs amok and attacks the organ that makes us “us” — the brain. It's called autoimmune encephalitis but one California man dubbed it his “year of unraveling.”

The Independent UK

An autoimmune disease stole his memory. There was no warning

‘Why do I remember that, which is of no use to me anymore, and yet I can’t remember my son’s wedding?’

The Guardian - UK

Electroconvulsive therapy may have more adverse effects than thought

Study calls for depression treatment to be suspended for more research after reports of heart problems and emotional blunting

Benzinga

EXCLUSIVE: 'We Dropped Out Of Harvard And Dedicated Our Lives To Building This'—Their $479 AI With 'Hyper-Intelligent' Brain Rivals Meta [UPDATED]

Editor's Note: This article has been updated with new information from the founders mentioned below

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