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Want a smarter baby? Taking this important supplement could be the secret

What you consume during pregnancy can have a profound impact on your child's overall health. Not only a balanced diet, but prenatal supplements are also crucial for supporting the growth and development of the developing baby in the womb. A new pathbreaking study finds how an important supplement could work…

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Real Housewives’ Teddi Mellencamp shares alarming update after undergoing brain surgery

Mellencamp underwent emergency brain surgery last month

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Paralysed man moves robotic arm with his thoughts

Researchers have enabled a paralysed man to control a robotic arm through a device that relays signals from his brain to a computer

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Ben Stokes is cricket’s last action hero – the ODI captaincy can be his Viking funeral

The instinct is to protect England’s Test captain, but he’s the functioning brain of Bazball and it’s hard to think of anyone better to lead the ODI team

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Is there really a difference between male and female brains? Emerging science is revealing the answer.

Brain scans, postmortem dissections, artificial intelligence and lab mice reveal differences in the brain that are linked to sex. Do we know what they mean?

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'Let's just study males and keep it simple': How excluding female animals from research held neuroscience back, and could do so again

Neuroscience research has only recently begun to prioritize the inclusion of both male and female lab animals in studies. Could we see that shift reverse?

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Alzheimer’s without symptoms? Unbelievable case of US woman leaves doctors stumped

Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common forms of dementia and can lead to decline in memory loss and thinking skills, eventually resulting in loss of independence. However, in a rare case, a US woman with Down syndrome remained mentally sharp and fully independent until her death, even though…

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Teddi Mellencamp's doctors find more tumours in brain and lung

Reality TV star Teddi Mellencamp has revealed doctors have found more tumours in her brain and lung but she's vowed to beat cancer as she prepares to start immunotherapy treatment.

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I walked backwards for 30 days – here are three things that I learned

Bored of the treadmill? Turn things around (literally).

Texas Senate advances bill to start a $3 billion dementia research fund

The legislation would require voters to approve the $3 billion start-up cost, and then the fund would be maintained at no more than $300 million annually.

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Labradors and humans share the same obesity genes – new study

Pippa flops by the Aga oven chewing on a stick. At just 12 weeks old, this labrador retriever puppy looks cute but clueless. But when she hears the word “biscuit”, her entire demeanour changes. Ears pricked, she’s immediately at her owner’s feet, gazing adoringly, sitting, even woofing on command.

The Conversation

Why neurohacking is the new biohacking

Brain training just got an upgrade: neurohacking is the latest wellness microtrend, but is there a way to do it without breaking the bank?

Evening Standard

I saw Samsung's foldable gaming handheld concept, and I have some notes

Between screens that crumpled and bulged to trifold smartphones, to a foldable handheld, the Samsung Display booth at MWC was a wonder for the eyes and a nightmare for my brain.

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The world's first 'body in a box' biological computer costs $35,000 and looks both cool as hell plus creepy as heck

A real noodle tangler.

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‘Really smart rugby brain’ – Jamie Osborne backed to shine in unfamiliar role

Osborne will line up on the right wing for Ireland against title rivals France.

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More than hot flashes: Women raise awareness about menopause symptoms and work

Menopause affects about half the world’s population at some point in life

The Independent UK

The menopause: How does it impact mental and cognitive function?

Researchers have suggested a connection between menopause and cognitive abilities

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World's first 'body in a box' biological computer uses human brain cells with silicon-based computing

The computer integrates lab-grown neurons that develop on a silicon chip, enabling them to transmit and receive electrical signals.

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Menopause hormonal therapy found linked to Alzheimer’s risk

Researchers hope findings could help optimise menopausal treatment guidelines

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Can you build better strength and muscle using the mind-muscle connection? We asked expert trainers

The mind-muscle connection is crucial for building strength and muscle and preventing injury during exercise — here’s why, according to expert trainers.

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Heartbroken Mum Claims Daughter Would ‘Still Be Here’ If Given Lifesaving Oxygen Monitor After Cancer Treatment

A grieving mother has spoken out after losing her two-year-old daughter following treatment for a brain tumour.

The Times of India

Optical Illusion: Can you find 99 in this image?

Here we are with a new challenge. This image is an optical puzzle that challenges the viewer to find the number "99" hidden among a pattern of repeating "67" numbers. Such puzzles test visual acuity, pattern recognition, and attention to detail.

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111 Creepy And Cool Things People Created With Their Own Hands

The creators behind these intricate works are true masters of their crafts. And of all things creepy. The post 111 Creepy And Cool Things People Created With Their Own Hands first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Conversation

Are our thoughts ‘real’? Here’s what philosophy says

You can doubt just about anything. But there’s one thing you can know for sure: you are having thoughts right now.

The Independent UK

Greater menopause symptoms linked to memory and thinking problems – study

Canadian researchers looked at data from 896 post-menopausal women whose average age was around 64.

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