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The simple diet change that could protect against dementia and motor neurone disease

Boosting your consumption of certain fats could help to keep your brain healthy

The Independent UK

New Way To Detect Alzheimer's? Your Breathing Pattern Could Be An Early Sign

A recent study suggests that a higher breathing rate could be an earlier sign of Alzheimer's that might help identify the disease before more obvious symptoms appear.

Medical Daily

43 Weird Facts Explained In The Simplest Possible Way, Courtesy Of This IG Page

If you were wondering why armpit sweat is smellier than the sweat from other parts of our bodies and why dogs poop in alignment with the Earth's magnetic field, check out the simple explanations here! The post 43 Weird Facts Explained In The Simplest Possible Way, Courtesy Of This IG…

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Best ADHD supplements: Top vitamins and amino acids for brain health

ADHD diagnoses are on the rise, and with that, many are turning to supplements for support

Evening Standard

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas says brain tumor has returned

Michael Tilson Thomas’ brain tumor has returned, and the 80-year-old conductor intends to lead his final performance in April

The Independent UK

TV journalist Kendis Gibson says he secretly battled depression before psychedelics saved his life

Now he's opening up about his mental health journey—specifically, about the powerful role played by psychedelics—in a new memoir.

Fortune

How AI could help detect epilepsy before radiologists

The technology could have been used on about one in five of the 630,000 people with epilepsy in the UK

The Independent UK

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AI could help detect epilepsy-linked brain lesions that are often missed – study

The software, known as Meld Graph, was developed by scientists at King’s College London and University College London.

Evening Standard

Epilepsy in children: Seizure attacks in young kids, essential tips for parents

Epilepsy in children is a difficult journey for parents. The very natural reactions of fear, helplessness can be overwhelming. This is often worsened by the social stigma associated with epilepsy. The constant worry about the next seizure given it’s unpredictable nature, balancing treatments and hospital visits with normal life and…

The Times of India

Your sleep is affected by what you do during the day. Here’s how

Sleep experts detail how you to get better rest at night by doing these things in the day

The Independent UK

The anatomy of fight-ending blows and chokes in combat sports

The human body has evolved to shield its vital organs, from the brain’s hard skull and meninges to the ribs and sternum protecting the heart and lungs. Even abdominal structures are safeguarded by muscular layers. In contact sports, understanding these vulnerabilities can give competitors the edge, allowing them to take…

The Conversation

Brain stimulation could treat anxiety in people with Parkinson’s, scientists say

Exclusive: Researchers aim to develop new techniques to relieve symptoms after finding ‘strong’ link to brain wave

The Guardian - UK

Keen runner who woke with bruises all over his body told he has months left to live

Jason had a clean bill of health before he was told he had just 12 to 18 months left to live

The Independent UK

The headache symptoms which mean you should see a doctor

Experts say you must see a doctor if you are showing any of these symptoms

The Independent UK

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The common clue to your risk of Alzheimer’s just discovered by scientists

Findings may lead to ‘non-invasive and inexpensive’ way of diagnosing condition, researchers say

The Conversation

A 380-million-year-old fossil ‘fish’ from Scotland has been discovered in Australia

Queensland is renowned for its fossils of Australia’s largest back-boned animals – dinosaurs, of course, like the Jurassic Rhoetosaurus, the Cretaceous Wintonotitan, and other large sauropods.

The Independent UK

Severance fans left making the same complaint about scene in latest episode

‘Why was he letting this woman play around in his brain in his basement’ asked one fan

The Times of India

Vitamin B12: Why this essential nutrient is a game-changer for health

Vitamin B12, also known as cobalamin, is full of nutrients that play an important role in our body's overall functioning. It keeps our brain sharp, gives us energy, supports red blood cell production, and even helps maintain healthy nerves. Yet, despite its importance, many people unknowingly suffer from a deficiency.…

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The Independent UK

Outrage at decision to release man accused of axe murder and eating victim’s brain

Tyree Smith told his cousin that he ate part of alleged victim Angel Gonzalez’s brain and an eyeball

Latin Times

Connecticut Cannibal Killer To Be Released After Eating Victim's Brain and Eye

The Connecticut man who admitted to gruesomely murdering an unhoused man and eating his brain and eyeball, has been granted conditional release.

Salon

How to thrive in uncertainty

Experts explain how to transform a fear of the unknown into a sense of possibility

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's first-ever 'slap fight' event cancelled after concerns over brain injuries

SCOTLAND’S first-ever slap fighting competition has been cancelled following concerns over brain injuries ...

The Guardian - UK

Russell Watson looks back: ‘My success felt like a wave that kept rolling. Until it didn’t’

The classical singer on scrimping and saving for his first guitar, being diagnosed with two brain tumours and getting back to music

Salon

WH calls campaign book author a "fraud"

Steven Cheung said author Michael Wolff suffers from "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and has a "peanut-sized brain"

Tom’s Guide

Can you really sleep better with Bryan Johnson’s advice? Here’s what the experts say

Biohacker Bryan Johnson’s sleep hacks have gone viral but we're asking the experts to find out exactly how effective these methods are for improving sleep.

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