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Man went to get Subway after night out in Liverpool but awoke to two detectives at his hospital bed

Cameron Tunstall suffered two bleeds on the brain, a broken nose and damage to his eye

Liverpool Echo

'I am just so lucky', Welsh actor Craig Russell on emergency brain surgery, his upcoming Netflix show and growing up in a village that keeps producing actors

Craig Russell has been in the acting industry for nearly three decades, not bad for someone who never saw themselves as a perfomer

Wales Online

Mind-bending optical illusion: 97% people will fail to spot the woman in 7 seconds

Optical illusions are images that challenge your perspective. The images are so created that they challenge the viewer to look at them differently. The most difficult aspect is how the brain processes these complex visuals.

The Times of India

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'I set up a dating app for widows - now thousands have signed up for hook ups with no strings attached'

"If you have a healthy sex life, that is going to be a gaping void - one of the things about Widow'sFire is finding comfort"

Manchester Evening News

One hobby can help prevent decline in brain health in old age

Researchers from the University of Geneva studied 132 healthy retirees from 62 to 78 years of age

Wales Online

Only true royal fans can spot hidden regalia in crowd of Jack Russells in 45 seconds

If you're looking for a fun way to test your Coronation knowledge, why not try this tricky brain teaser that asks players to spot the hidden regalia in a sea of King Charles' favourite dogs

Daily Mirror

Science This Week | A star swallows a Jupiter-sized planet, scientists find a new molecular motor and more

Check out The Hindu’s science wrap featuring top 7 stories on new discoveries, findings, and studies in the scientific world from this week.

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WTF Is ‘One Night Relationship’ Theory Where’d It Get The Audacity To Alter My Brain Chemistry?

"LOL these hurt so bad."

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Optical illusion: Only people with sharp eyes can spot the cat in this photo

Optical illusions are visual tricks that put your perception to the test and make you a better observer. They are incredibly powerful at boosting cognitive skills and inspiring creative thought. Regular practice of optical illusions can lead to improved observation skills and attention. By strengthening the brain's capacity to appropriately…

The Times of India

Delta-8 THC May Have Untapped Disease-Fighting Potential

There are still many unknowns, but we see great promise in these products in medical applications.

Inverse

Study shows how sleep phase may reduce anxiety in people with PTSD

According to a study, sleep spindles, which are small bursts of brain activity detected by EEG during one phase of sleep, may regulate anxiety in persons suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

A Long-Overlooked Brain Phenomenon May Make You More Open-Minded

We’re starting to understand how the brain adapts to new situations.

Inverse

20 minutes of art can make you live longer. Here are easy ways to add it into your day, according to a brain scientist

Drawing, dancing, and even humming can strengthen your brain.

Fortune

Only creative thinkers can see which string leads to banana in 7 seconds

Brain teasers can cleverly determine our intelligence and personality traits - and a newly surfaced image sees whether you're a creative thinker if you can solve the puzzle in time

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Doctors perform 1st-of-its-kind brain surgery on a fetus in the womb

Doctors performed a first-of-its-kind brain surgery on a fetus in the womb to repair a malformed blood vessel.

The Guardian - AU

Can brains bounce back? Recovering addicts turn to science to map the effects of meth

Cohen Irwin is part of a group of former addicts in New Zealand working with researchers to trace signs of healing in the brains of those who stop smoking

Fortune

Intermittent fasting is winning over the C-suite as experts say it improves sleep, focus, and memory. Here’s how to make it work for you

A growing body of research suggests intermittent fasting has numerous health benefits, which may help improve your performance at work.

The Guardian - UK

Allardyce ditches bravado and makes ‘brain space’ central to Leeds survival

‘Big Sam’ believes the route to safety lies in getting his players in the right frame of mind rather than drilling them relentlessly

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Even at the point of death, my mother’s brain was as sharp as ever

Letter: Lying unconscious, she gave an answer to a crossword clue – and credence to a new scientific study, writes Jane Harding

Daily Record

Coronation brain teaser challenges royal fans to spot hidden London landmarks

Celebrate the Coronation by trying your hand at this regal-themed puzzle.

Evening Standard

Doctors perform life-saving brain surgery on baby in womb

US doctors successfully repair malformation in brain of a foetus

The Times of India

First-ever successful brain surgery on unborn baby performed by US doctors

For the first time ever, a team of US doctors have performed a successful brain surgery on an unborn baby with a gestational age of 34 weeks and 2 days. The surgery was necessary to prevent the child’s heart failure and brain injury after birth.

Daily Mirror

'Silent’ symptom of killer dementia you can spot while shopping

Approximately, 55 million people across the world are currently living with dementia - and the condition is the leading cause of death in the United Kingdom

USA Today Sports Media Group

Texans G Shaq Mason says Kenyon Green ‘picks my brain a lot’

Houston Texans guard Shaq Mason can attest to second-year guard Kenyon Green being eager to learn and using him as a resource.

Wales Online

Newly-married man collapses in Vietnam and diagnosed with a brain tumour

Three days after arriving Iain Gilbert started to experience excruciating head pain and had to be rushed to hospital

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