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Drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could slash risk of dementia

Obesity and diabetes drugs offer a ‘protective effect’ for the brain

The Independent UK

Weight-loss jabs and those for diabetes linked to lower dementia risk – study

Experts called for further research to shed light on how these drugs affect the brain.

The Independent UK

Alcohol causes cancer, and less than 1 drink can increase your risk − a cancer biologist explains how

Alcohol, whether consumed regularly or only on special occasions, takes a toll on your body. From your brain and heart, to your lungs and muscles, to your gastrointestinal and immune systems, alcohol has broad harmful effects on your health – including causing cancer.

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Harry Brook named England white-ball captain

‘Excellent cricketing brain’ replaces Jos Buttler as skipper for T20s and ODIs

Evening Standard

‘Excellent cricketing brain’ Harry Brook named England white-ball captain

The 26-year-old Yorkshireman was the overwhelming favourite from the moment Jos Buttler stood down.

The Independent UK

Poor oral health is linked to life threatening disease: Tips to prevent disease through oral care

Your mouth is a gateway to the rest of your body. Maintaining proper oral hygiene is not just about having a bright smile—it plays a crucial role in supporting your overall health. Neglecting oral care can lead to more than just cavities and gum disease; it can contribute to serious,…

The Times of India

World Health Day: Why early childhood nutrition matters and what are its lifelong benefits

World Health Day 2025, observed on April 7, highlights the importance of universal access to quality healthcare. This year’s theme, “My Health, My Right”, emphasizes that everyone, everywhere deserves the right to health—regardless of age, gender, or income. It calls attention to global health inequalities and the urgent need for…

The Times of India

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Realising we’re all made-up characters in a story world helps me understand people

Considering everyone is a protagonist in their own narrative brought clarity for Will Storr

The Guardian - UK

Researchers identify 17 risk factors behind age-related brain disorders

Study finds that even modifying one factor can reduce the risk of stroke, dementia, and late-life depression.

The Times of India

Changing this setting in our smartphone helps improve focus and mental ability

Smartphones have become the ultimate pocket tool—offering maps, music, messages, and more at just a tap. But with constant access to the internet, there's a growing concern among scientists that this digital convenience could be silently harming mental sharpness and focus. The brain, when frequently interrupted by notifications or social…

The Times of India

Painkillers without the addiction? The new wave of non-opioid pain relief

Pharma firms are developing drugs that avoid the brain’s opioid receptors to minimise the risks of dependence and overdoses, but not all experts are convinced

The Guardian - UK

Science news this week: AI lies and North America's 'dripping' crust

April 5, 2025: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.

LiveScience

Five nurses who work on same floor of Massachusetts maternity unit all diagnosed with brain tumors

Six other staff members at Mass General Brigham’s Newton-Wellesley Hospital also had health issues

The Independent UK

Even just thinking you’re hungry could change your immune system – new research in mice

Feeling hungry doesn’t just make you reach for a snack – it may also change your immune system.

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This common sugar substitute may be increasing your appetite, new study warns

Those in the study consuming drinks with sucralose had greater hunger responses.

The Times of India

Feeling more hungry than usual? It might be because of THIS item in your kitchen

Every kind of edible item that you put inside your body has a positive or negative consequence-- from vegetables that are healthy to artificial sweeteners that are unhealthy. Yes, scientists have now linked the artificial sweetener sucralose, sold as Splenda, to yet another potential health downside, and this time it's…

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79 Social Media Posts That May Resonate With People Who Are Fluent In Sarcasm

Do you speak fluent sarcasm? These memes and social media posts do. And if your answer is yes, you might just relate with this list.

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59 Weird And Unsettling Facts People Didn’t Ask For, But This Influencer Shared Anyway

Whether you want to fuel your nightmares or are simply looking for ways to expand your pub trivia knowledge, this is exactly what you need.

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The Independent UK

Taking common sweetener instead of sugar could make you three times hungrier

Sucralose increases activity in brain region known for regulating appetite and body weight

Homes & Gardens

5 low-energy and useful tasks to try instead of doom-scrolling – this brain hack will break bad habits

Experts urge you to try it for your wellbeing

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Watch Your Brain Glitch Looking At These 22 Bizarre Discoveries

Buckle up, because we're about to dive into the section where product designers clearly said "reality is boring" and chose chaos instead.

The Times of India

Man gets killer fungal infection after drinking coconut water, dies due to brain damage

Coconut water is a common drink at holiday destinations. The sanctity of the water makes it one of the most nutritious natural drinks available. But, in a shocking case a man died hours after drinking coconut water which he forgot to refrigerate properly.

Evening Standard

OPINION - A great American brain drain is brewing — and so is a golden opportunity for London

Some great news came out of Texas this week. Great, that is, if you happen to be one of the better-known viral diseases. Measles is going gangbusters, and in cases at the Covenant Children’s hospital in Lubbock, now comes as a twofer with liver poisoning caused by elevated levels of…

The Independent UK

Father-of-five told he has months left to live - and his job could be to blame

The 53-year-old veteran was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer and initially given just months to live

LiveScience

The brain may 'move' between related ideas in the same way it navigates from one location to another

Using a mathematical model, scientists explored how the human brain might represent information about physical spaces and about people, places and things. Turns out, it may process both in a similar way.

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