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Can watching sport really improve your wellbeing? The science suggests it can

Couch potatoes and die-hard fans rejoice; all that time and money spent on your sports addiction may just be worth it

The Guardian - UK

I’m a Health Writer who lost her period due to underfuelling - 9 sure-fire signs you’re not eating enough

Feeling fatigued?

Marie Claire

NHS launch programme to reduce brain injuries in childbirth

The national rollout follows a pilot in nine maternity units

The Independent UK

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NHS scheme to prevent brain injuries in childbirth extended across England

ABC programme is designed to give clinicians more confidence to take swift action in an emergency

The Guardian - UK

NHS programme to reduce brain injuries in childbirth to be rolled out nationally

The Government programme will begin from September and follows a development phase and pilot scheme.

Evening Standard

New recommendations for regulating neurotechnology in Canada include protecting Indigenous rights

With Canada’s federal election behind us, we can now focus on a renewed commitment to our values and to economic growth. Both entail a commitment to the health and well-being of Canadians.

The Conversation

Maple Leafs’ goalie Anthony Stolarz’s injury highlights concerns about concussions in ice hockey

During Game 1 of the Maple Leafs’ ongoing playoff series against the Florida Panthers, Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz was struck in the head by Panthers forward Sam Bennett.

The Conversation

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HF8R Signature RGB Rechargeable Head Torch review: Brains, brawn and brightness

With Bluetooth connectivity and a range of digitally advanced focusing and features, this high-tech headtorch lights up the future

Excess belly fat ‘impairs learning, memory and emotion control in teenagers’

Researchers said the findings are “particularly alarming” given the importance of adolescence when it comes to brain development.

Evening Standard

RFK Jr. promised to ‘pull back the curtain’ on autism. Scientists are sceptical

The link between genes and autism dates back to studies of twins decades ago

The Independent UK

Can you be friends with bees and why does the sun look yellow? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of Victorian male inmates have a brain injury. For Michael, diagnosis was the first step to a new life

Legal experts argue that the system that is supposed to be providing justice is effectively criminalising disability instead

The Guardian - AU

Family Of Deported U.S. Child Recovering From Brain Cancer To Meet With Congressional Hispanic Caucus To Advocate For Their Return

The family of a deported U.S. citizen recovering from brain cancer is set to meet with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus in Mexico to advocate for their return

Latin Times

The voice of Disco Elysium's Ancient Reptilian Brain performed the game's famous karaoke scene live and in costume

The Smallest Church in Saint-Saëns.

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Guitar World

“Even today, there’s little nuances that Eddie did, and I can get close, but it’s about trying to capture the feeling”: Why George Clinton’s P-Funk All Stars never shined so bright as when ‘Kidd Funkadelic’ and Eddie Hazel joined forces on Maggot Brain

Woodstock '69 finally had some competition as the ultimate acid guitar jam when Rockpalast 1985 united two funk-rock guitar gods under a trippy groove

The Guardian - UK

Brains before brawn in modern rugby

Letter: Sport authorities must address the heightened risk of repetitive brain trauma in the fierce modern game, writes Dr Donald Williams

Digital Camera World

This camera can change the world (seriously) with ultra-high-resolution imaging, biomarker mapping and AI

The NX PET Camera improves what we can see in real-time, built to revolutionize the study of Parkinson's disease

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50 Facts From X That Went From “Who Cares?” To “I’m Obsessed” In Seconds

Someone asked for fun facts to kill boredom and the internet delivered a treasure trove of trivia.

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The Conversation

Science requires ethical oversight – without federal dollars, society’s health and safety are at risk

As the Trump administration continues to make significant cuts to NIH budgets and personnel and to freeze billions of dollars of funding to major research universities – citing ideological concerns – there’s more being threatened than just progress in science and medicine. Something valuable but often overlooked is also being…

The Conversation

Nitrous oxide recreational use is linked to brain damage and sudden death − but ‘laughing gas’ is still sold all over the US

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning Americans about the ever-increasing and potentially deadly recreational use of nitrous oxide products, particularly among young people.

Dot Esports

Brainrot Evolution codes (June 2025)

For the chosen ones that know what every AI-generated shark is named, you need these Brainrot Evolution codes.

Euronews

‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ and Fifty Shades of Grey’ director James Foley dies aged 71

The filmmaker, best known for directing 'Who's That Girl' with Madonna, the cult classic 'Glengarry Glen Ross', two 'Fifty Shades of Grey' sequels and several TV episodes including Twin Peaks and House Of Cards, has died after a "years-long struggle" with brain cancer.

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29 People Whose Brain.exe Stopped Working Share The Weirdest And Funniest Things They’ve Done

No one’s immune to an occasional brain freeze—the moment you zone out for a second and do something completely without thinking, which often results in quite unexpected outcomes.

The Independent UK

Common sugar substitute may contribute to higher risk of vascular scares like stroke, study finds

Erythritol, an artificial low-calorie sweetner used in energy drinks, protein bars and snacks, is often marketed as ‘healthy’

The Independent UK

A woman donated her brain so scientists could study a pioneering treatment. A laboratory accidentally threw it out

"They tossed out her brain. How can you do that with a brain?" Arlo Fellenz, the mother of the young woman who died, asked.

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