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Why did Starmer cut the winter fuel allowance? It’s called Treasury brain – and that spells trouble

It has struck again, the notorious syndrome that causes Chancellors to identify cost savings that look ingenious on a spreadsheet but turn out stupid in the real world, says Guardian column Rafael Behr

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Scientists Say COVID-19 Lockdowns Prematurely Aged Teens Brains

COVID-19 lockdowns accelerated brain development in teens, especially girls.

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Israeli Startup Founder’s Breakthrough Brainwave Helmet Offers Hope For Neurological Disorders‌ ‌

Yaron Segal's innovation shows promise in treating familial dysautonomia, stroke, and other brain-related conditions with noninvasive technology. ‌

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Are you a serial overthinker? The cause could actually be your hormones

Who would have thought overthinking could be linked to hormones? If you're a serial overthinker, here's which hormones could be the cause, and what to do about it.

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Elon Musk's Neuralink Aims for a Future of 'Superhuman' Vision and Telepathy —But First, It Will Tackle Blindness and Paralysis

In a recent interview, Elon Musk discussed Neuralink, his brain-computer interface company. Musk's brain-computer interface company is currently undergoing human trials, marking a significant step in its goal to merge humans with AI. According to Musk, the first human trial involved a patient with paralysis, and early signs are promising....

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How we discovered that people who are colorblind are less likely to be picky eaters

The seventh season of Julia Child’s “The French Chef,” the first of the television series to air in color, revealed how color can change the experience of food. While Child had charmed audiences in black and white, seeing “Bouillabaisse à la Marseillaise” in color helped elevate the experience from merely…

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Optical illusion: Only those with high IQs can spot the hidden umbrella

Hidden within a colourful forest scene is an umbrella, but can you spot it? Only those with a high IQ and sharp eyes are said to be able to find it in under 8 seconds. Do you have what it takes?

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All about newly discovered deadly wetland virus that can affect the brain

A newly discovered virus in China can be another health concern as experts say the tick borne virus can cause neurological disease.

The Times of India

Covid lockdowns prematurely aged girls’ brains more than boys’, study suggests

MRI scans found girls’ brains appeared 4.2 years older than expected, compared with 1.4 years for boys

The Guardian - UK

7 daily habits to follow every night for a sharper brain

Your nighttime routine can have a significant impact on your brain health. While mornings are meant for stimulating activities, evenings must be dedicated to rest and repair. Neurologists stress upon following certain nighttime habits for robust brain health.

The Times of India

Best SAM-e Supplements For Mental And Physical Health

SAM-e is a versatile compound with potential benefits for mood support, joint health, liver function, and cognitive health. As a naturally occurring molecule involved in various biochemical processes, SAM-e plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health and well-being.

Medical Daily

National Crime Agency 'on its knees', report warns with 'Britain's FBI' facing brain drain

The agency is at the heart of Sir Keir Starmer’s plans to ‘smash the gangs’ bringing people across the English Channel in small boats

Evening Standard

40 Dad Memes That Prove Dads Are The Funniest People Alive

You gotta love fathers, but they don't always make it easy. Something happens to their brains when they become dads as if they have become part of a crazy father cult. They wear New Balance sneakers and 100-year-old t-shirts, constantly moan about the lights, and get fixated on the thermostat.…

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New drugs to treat cancer and brain tumours approved for use in Scotland

NEW drugs to treat brain tumours and cancer are among those which have been approved for routine use on the NHS in Scotland.

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Surf therapy connects people to water – ocean health depends on this ‘blue attunement’

As a lifelong surfer, born to pioneering surfing parents and named after a wave, the ocean has shaped my identity and sense of belonging. The movement and touch of ocean waves ignites a whole cascade of changes in emotions in me and affects how I sense the world around me.…

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'Be Curious, Not Judgemental. See The Possibility In All Golfers'

From blindness to autism anxiety, Carly Cummins spoke to some inspirational golfers about how golf has changed their lives

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Paul Magnier suffered concussion in Tour of Britain crash

Triple stage winner neo-pro crashed on final stage

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AI can now replicate the human brain to solve the 'Cocktail Party Problem' – and it has led to criminal convictions

The human brain can single out noises in a busy room, but technology can't, which makes using recordings as proof tricky

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Optical Illusion: Can you find a ring in this picture?

Amid this lively garden, only those with the keenest vision can uncover a concealed ring in less than six seconds.!

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"People think I don't look disabled"

Gold medalist swimmer Christine Raleigh Crossley has spoken out after naysayers questioned her disability

The Times of India

Viral optical illusion challenges you to spot SEAL in under 5 seconds

The cool thing about optical illusions is that they will challenge both your eyes and brain, showing you just how sharp your perception and cognitive skills really are. They trick your brain and make you see something that does not even exist.

LiveScience

New tick-borne virus discovered in China can affect the brain, scientists report

Scientists present evidence of a newly discovered tick-borne virus that can infect humans and potentially invade the brain, in some cases.

Evening Standard

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BKFC champ Christine Ferea plans to donate brain to further CTE research

Christine Ferea says combat sports saved her life. When her time is up, she will give a part of her body to help the next generation.

The Times of India

National Read a Book Day: Benefits of reading a book for your brain

A day dedicated to book lovers, National Read a Book Day is observed annually on September 6. A book transports you to a world where your imagination flows freely and words and characters come alive. Reading a book can be immersive and deeply engaging as your brain's area that processes…

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