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Blood test for Alzheimer’s could soon be available on the NHS

New study shows test is 95 per cent accurate in picking up people with memory problems

The Independent UK

GenAI could be the ‘corporate archaeologist’ that your company needs

Generative AI can help organizations treat memory as a resource to activate—turning accumulated experience into competitive advantage.

Fortune

‘Live like Niamh’: Glasgow DJ’s tragic death inspires cancer research fund

A RESEARCH fund for a rare and aggressive form of bone cancer has been launched in memory of a Scottish DJ who died from the disease aged 22

The National (Scotland)

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The herb linked to better memory, lower anxiety and Alzheimer’s protection

Rosemary is more than just a kitchen staple. It’s a natural remedy with ancient roots and modern scientific backing

The Independent UK

Rosemary has been linked to better memory, lower anxiety and even protection from Alzheimer’s

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), the aromatic herb native to the Mediterranean, has long been treasured in kitchens around the world. But beyond its culinary charm, rosemary is also gaining recognition for its impressive health benefits, especially when it comes to brain health, inflammation and immune function.

The Conversation

The Ultimate Disney Character Quiz With 25 Characters You’ve Definitely Seen Before

Do you think you know all of the Disney heroes, villains, and sidekicks? Let’s find out! Whether you’re the ultimate Disney fan or a casual Disney watcher, this quiz is packed with trivia about familiar faces and magical stories. You’ll be presented with pictures of Disney characters, and all you…

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Scientists print 'world's smallest violin' in platinum with nanolithography — UK physicists push toward nanoscale computing

Physicists at the UK's Loughborough University have printed the "world's smallest violin" in platinum, measuring 13 x 35 microns. The nanolithography achievement will pave the way for studying the future of nanoscale computing.

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“Are You Seeing The Whole Spectrum?”: 21 Questions To Prove You’re Not Colorblind

For a change, we’re testing your eyes, not your memory or brain. You might have taken color blindness tests before, but this one has a twist or two. First, it’s not just numbers you’ll be looking at.

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Nvidia planning its most affordable 50-series GPU yet – RTX 5050 reportedly launching in July with 8GB VRAM and 130W TDP

The RTX 5050, Nvidia's most affordable GPU this generation, is reportedly slated for a July reveal.

Tom’s Hardware

‘People were repressed into silence’: the Spanish artist creating a visual memory of fascism’s horrors

A Madrid exhibition of work by the celebrated comic book artist Paco Roca marks 50 years since the death of Franco

The Guardian - UK

“Will Living Through Many Decades Help You In This Quiz?” We’re Not Sure, But You Can Prove Your Music Knowledge Isn’t Subpar

Do you think you know your classic rock anthems and pop culture legends? From unforgettable lyrics to famous nicknames and even iconic festivals, these artists helped shape music history forever. 👨‍🎤 🎹 🎼 It’s time to walk down memory lane through their legacy and test your music general knowledge. You…

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Should you start a new chat with ChatGPT every time you use it? Here's your guide for when to keep the conversation going

A simple guide to understanding memory, context and making the most of ChatGPT.

TechRadar

Conservationists celebrate resurgence of corncrakes on Rathlin Island

RSPB NI said six calling male corncrakes have been recorded on the island, the highest number in recent memory.

Evening Standard

Want to be a pro videographer? Here’s the gear you need to succeed

Cameras, lenses, mics, lights, memory cards, the list goes on. This video tells you what gear you really need to make it as a pro videographer

Digital Camera World

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The Conversation

Memories of the good parts of using drugs can keep people hooked − altering the neurons that store them could help treat addiction

Everyday human behavior is guided and shaped by the search for rewards. This includes eating tasty meals, drinking something refreshing, sexual activity and nurturing children. Many of these behaviors are needed for survival. But in some instances, this search for rewards can pose a significant threat to survival.

TechRadar

Free ChatGPT users can finally stop re-explaining themselves in every session

OpenAI has upgraded ChatGPT's memory for free users to make it more personal.

The National (Scotland)

The MacIntyres take a walk down memory lane as Scot gets set for Canada defence

Digital Camera World

“No device is ever perfect, nor is photographic film” –George E Smith, co-inventor of the CCD sensor, has died

George E Smith, one of the inventors of the CCD sensor, the precursor to digital cameras, has died

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My mentor and friend died suddenly while I was at work. The memory of his kindness kept me going

After a serious stroke, Mike’s friends rallied around, helping to bring some joy back into his life. His death came as a shock

The Independent UK

Six crucial facts about Alzheimer’s and why there’s new hope for treatments

There was an 11% increase in Alzheimer’s disease clinical trials scheduled for 2025

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Things People Regret Neglecting About Their Friendships Over Time

Friendships often begin effortlessly—born out of shared classes, childhood neighborhoods, or late-night college talks that seemed to stretch on forever. But as life grows louder and more complicated, those once-vibrant connections can start to fade into the background. Careers, relationships, parenthood, and personal ambitions all demand attention, and before long,…

The Independent UK

Ten guilty over Athens wildfire that killed 104 people as ‘lenient’ sentences spark outrage

The deadly 2018 blaze was Greece’s worst wildfire in recent memory

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Things You Should NEVER Do After Clicking “Forgot Password”

In a world where passwords guard everything from personal bank accounts to streaming preferences, forgetting one can feel like getting locked out of your own digital life. That little “Forgot Password?” link offers a lifeline, promising a quick fix to the memory lapse. But the moments after clicking it are…

Evening Standard

6 things you need to know about Alzheimer’s – as drug trials bring new hope

The new review of Alzheimer’s disease in clinical trials in 2025 found 182 clinical trials assessing the impact of 138 drugs.

Ideal Home

Ideal Home Awards 2025 bedroom winners – as chosen by our expert panel of judges

From bedroom storage to bed linen and everything in between, these are the winners of this year's Ideal Home Bedroom Awards

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