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Tackling bad cholesterol levels with statins may reduce dementia risk – study

People with low levels of ‘bad’ cholesterol are less likely to develop dementia, experts found.

Evening Standard

Former Arsenal star terminates contract after brain diagnosis

The former Arsenal player has been forced to call time on his playing career

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My first Den of Wolves heist, from Payday's creators, has me dropping plasma shields and brain-diving with teammates to steal minds: "We've been refining this formula for over 20 years now"

Hands-on | Den of Wolves takes the co-op heister into the near future but "we're trying to anchor our sci-fi in reality"

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Dogs see their world through smell – and scientists are starting to translate it like never before

Scent is how dogs largely experience the world, a lot like the way we humans rely on sight. We know little about how dogs interpret scent, but thanks to a recent study, we may be getting closer to understanding what a dog’s nose actually knows.

The Conversation

Is the risk of brain injury from contact sports being overstated by the media?

More and more people are worried about the long-term effects of contact sports on the brain. In football (soccer), studies have found that repeatedly heading the ball can lead to memory problems and an increased risk of serious brain diseases. This has led to rules limiting heading the ball in…

The Conversation

“What Is Something More Traumatizing Than People Realize?” (65 Answers)

Going through a traumatic experience can scar a person for life. The post “What Is Something More Traumatizing Than People Realize?” (65 Answers) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Optical illusion: Only 9% of people can guess the right colours of the painting; Can you?

Think you've got a sharp eye? Well, only a small percentage of people—just 9%—can correctly identify the colours in this mind-bending optical illusion. At first glance, it might seem like an ordinary black-and-white painting, but take a closer look, and your brain might just play tricks on you!

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Harley-Davidson, New Tariff Concerns, and the Past as Prologue

Uncertainty is the enemy of being able to plan, well, anything. Uncertainty leads to unease, anxiety, and a whole bunch of unpleasant feelings that can impact anyone's ability to make good, clearheaded decisions. I probably don't need to tell you that; these are things that you probably already know, and…

RideApart

Expert tips on how to keep memory razor sharp

This article will not interest those who believe the common myth that memory loss is a part of the aging process. Many people live with a preconceived belief that aging deteriorates the learning and remembering ability of the brain and there is nothing that can be done about it. However,…

The Times of India

Sophie visits dementia research lab founded by F1 champion Sir Jackie Stewart

Sophie toured the Dyson RAD Dementia Research Acceleration Project Lab in Edinburgh.

Evening Standard

Why you get headaches when you exercise, despite drinking water

ANALYSIS: Here’s the science behind the frustrating phenomenon, writes Hunter Bennett

The Independent UK

‘Please leave feedback’: how constant online reviews are changing our brains – and our lives

We live under mutual surveillance, asked to leave public ratings for every purchase, meal, taxi ride or hair appointment. What is it doing to us?

The Guardian - UK

An experimental brain-computer implant is helping a stroke survivor speak again

Scientists trained an AI model that translates brain activity into sound to help a stroke survivor regain speech.

Euronews

Breakthrough brain implant enables paralysed woman to steam thoughts into voice

Scientists says new method brings speech decoding capacity of devices like Alexa to prosthesis

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Why do I get headaches when I exercise, even when I drink lots of water?

Getting a headache during or after exercise can be seriously frustrating – especially if you have kept hydrated to try and stop them from happening.

The Times of India

Fuel your brain: The best nutrition plan for exam success

Exams demand best mental performance, and what you eat has a significant impact on brain function, memory recall, and focus. Just as athletes require sufficient nutrition to function effectively, students must fuel their brains with important nutrients to improve cognitive ability and maintain energy levels throughout extended study sessions. A…

Fortune

Meet 'cognitive shuffling,' the emerging strategy for better sleep

This sleep hack may have merit—especially for the worriers out there.

The Independent UK

A stroke survivor speaks again with the help of an experimental brain-computer implant

Scientists have developed a device that can translate thoughts about speech into spoken words in real time

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New blood test checks for Alzheimer’s and assesses progression, study says

Procedure for patients with thinking and memory problems could help medics decide which drugs are most suitable

The Conversation

Measles can ravage the immune system and brain, causing long-term damage – a virologist explains

The measles outbreak that began in west Texas in late January 2025 continues to grow, with 400 confirmed cases in Texas and more than 50 in New Mexico and Oklahoma as of March 28.

Medical Daily

Simple Supplement May Boost Brain Function And Memory In Elderly

A recent study suggests that a daily prebiotic supplement could sharpen memory and boost cognitive performance in adults over 60.

LiveScience

How much of your brain do you need to survive?

Case reports of people with atypical brains reveal the human brain's staggering ability to adapt to damage.

The Guardian - UK

‘My brain reaches for morbidity’: inside the unsettling world (and 700 Post-it notes) of artist Ed Atkins

He was a digital art pioneer, making himself an avatar in disturbing films. Now Ed Atkins has a new medium: the pandemic Post-it note. Ahead of a major Tate show, we meet the shapeshifting artist

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Pet seizures: Causes, symptoms, and when to call an emergency vet

Most pet owners do not know this, but seizures are a common neurological issue in pets. They can happen anytime and anywhere, leaving you feeling highly distressed. For that reason, owners need to understand the causes, symptoms and when to contact an emergency vet near you for help.

Golf Monthly

Gary Woodland Produces Best PGA Tour Finish Since Return From Brain Surgery

The 2019 US Open champion had brain surgery to remove a benign tumor in 2023, with a T2 at the Texas Children's Houston Open his best finish since returning at the start of last year

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