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Boy suffering from ‘excruciating’ headaches diagnosed with rare brain condition

The 11-year-old underwent brain surgery weeks after the discovery

The Independent UK

How to 'train your brain' to develop the 'greatest skill' you'll ever need, according to Mel Robbins

The renowned podcaster shares a simple way to shift your mindset that could completely overhaul your life for the better

Woman & Home

'Alien: Earth' predicts a transhumanist future, but could we ever digitize human consciousness? We asked the experts (exclusive)

Alien: Earth suggests a future where consciousness isn't confined to the body you're born in, but is this a realistic possibility, or merely science fiction? We spoke to experts to find out.

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‘Impressive for a robot’: home care chatbots among AI tools being embraced by Australia’s health system

From GPs using the technology to record consultations to AI ‘detectives’ finding brain lesions on scans, experts say it’s only the beginning

The Guardian - AU

A new study shows the ‘nocebo’ effect can trick us into thinking we have food intolerances, says Dr Megan Rossi

The Gut Health Doctor reveals how to impact your brain with food in this episode of Well Enough

The Independent UK

The age your brain works best at - and it’s later than you think

A new study has found that brain functioning peaks between 55 to 60 years old

The Independent UK

Man Who Swam For 110 Miles Without Sleeping Reveals “Intense” Hallucinatory Experience

"My reality was totally altered. At times I couldn’t even see the boat."

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Amy Allen Is Your Favorite Singer's Favorite Songwriter—and the Brains Behind the Decade's Biggest Hits

She's written hits with Sabrina Carpenter, Harry Styles, Rosé, and more.

Marie Claire

59 Times Someone Ruined Their Life “In Just A Matter Of Minutes”, As Shared On Instagram

Who do you personally know whose life was turned upside down in mere moments?

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50 Photos That Capture The Split Second Before Disaster Hits And They’re Hilarious

Timing is everything. Especially when it comes to photography. Sometimes, the camera captures a perfect sunset, a baby’s first steps, or the exact moment a romantic proposal happens… Other times, it unexpectedly snaps something a little less magical and a whole lot more chaotic. Those split seconds just before disaster…

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The New Brain of Business: UiPath Is Creating an AI Revolution

UiPath's strategic partnerships are embedding it as the essential orchestration layer for the future of enterprise AI and automation.

MarketBeat

Samsung’s exploring earbuds that can read your mind

Heart rate monitoring is so 2024 – the buds of the future could monitor your brainwaves

Acalculia: why many stroke survivors struggle with numbers

Numbers are all around us. In the morning, we wake up to an alarm that tells us it’s time to get out of bed. When deciding what to wear, we often check the temperature outside. We count out the vitamins or prescription pills we need to take while eating our…

The Conversation

I'm amazed this simple optical illusion just broke my brain

Turns out you can’t trust your eyes.

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The Independent UK

Texas mom pleads for daughter to be deported from UK where she’s living with a ‘cult’ in the Scottish wilderness

Melba Whitehead says her 21-year-old daughter, Kaura Taylor, was lured away from Dallas to join a ‘cult’ named the Kingdom of Kubala

Evening Standard

'African tribe' evicted from Scottish forest as mother calls for 'brainwashed' daughter's deportation

Three people, who claim they are from the ‘Kingdom of Kubala’, have been residing in woods near the town of Jedburgh after moving to the area last spring

The Conversation

Losing your sense of smell? It could be an early sign of Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease

In a magical scene towards the end of 2007 film Ratatouille, notoriously harsh food critic Anton Ego is instantly transported back in time, his childhood memories revived by a spoonful of the film’s eponymous dish. No pictures were needed – just the taste and scent of the food.

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“Are You Smarter Than The Average Person?”: Take This 30-Question Quiz To Find Out

Think you know it all? Time to put that to the test. This quiz mixes easier “common knowledge” with trickier curveballs designed to trip you up.From history and science to geography and culture, each question will challenge a different part of your brain.

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I Tried the DOSE Method, Which Promises To Supercharge Focus and Self-Belief, for a Month – and I’m a Total Convert

Simple ways to boost brain chemistry? It's a yes from me.

The Conversation

Dementia is now the leading cause of death in Australia. But why is it fatal?

Most of us know dementia – a broad term for several disorders involving declines in memory, language and thinking – can severely affect daily life.

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Why Do The Most Successful People Sleep So Much?

According to researchers from the University of Illinois, the more sleep a person gets, the more optimistic they are about life. Why is optimism, and...

The Independent UK

Scientists say they can read mices’ minds

Findings raise questions about ‘mental privacy’, researchers warn

The Independent UK

Poor sleep could make your brain age faster, study finds

People with poor sleep had brains that appeared one year older than their actual age, researchers say

The Independent UK

The common myths about Parkinson’s disease and treatments

People have lots of misconceptions about Parkinson’s disease and how it develops, here are the facts…

LiveScience

Years of repeated head impacts raise CTE risk — even if they're not concussions

Years of hits in sports like football and soccer, even without concussions, can trigger neuron loss and inflammation in the brain, a study finds.

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