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Pregnancy changes the brain – and we are only beginning to understand how and why

Millions of women go through pregnancy every year, yet science has only just begun to look at what it does to the brain – the organ undergoing perhaps the most remarkable transformation. Over the past decade, a small group of scientists in Spain and the Netherlands has been mapping those…

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Decoding the Warning Signs: 10 Behaviour Changes Demanding Attention

Pets communicate through actions and it holds true for happiness as well as distress. Dr. Abhishek Choudhary, Veterinarian, Vetic, looks at 10 common behaviour changes that can signal illness, discomfort, or ageing-related issues in pets. He will also explain why prompt veterinary care is essential when you notice these signs…

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Why Do Many Spiritual Teachers Compare the Human Mind to Lord Shiva’s Meditation?

Have you ever wondered why spiritual teachers often refer to Lord Shiva’s meditation when explaining the human mind? It’s not just symbolism it’s psychology in action. Like Shiva in deep meditation, your mind has the potential to remain calm, focused, and aware amid chaos. Yet most people live with restless…

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Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal of Life Support for Harish Rana

The Supreme Court has permitted the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment for 31-year-old Harish Rana, who has remained in a permanent vegetative state for more than ten years following a severe brain injury sustained in 2013.

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Pothole on NH-74 Miraculously Revives ‘Brain-Dead’ Woman in Uttar Pradesh

What appeared to be a tragedy turned into a miracle for 50-year-old Vineeta Shukla from Uttar Pradesh, after a pothole on the Bareilly-Haridwar NH-74 unexpectedly revived her, despite being declared “brain-dead” by doctors.

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Reading, puzzles and learning new skills may help delay Alzheimer’s disease, study suggests

Keeping your brain active throughout life by learning new skills or reading could help delay Alzheimer’s disease.

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5 Spiritual Habits That Bring Peace to Your Mind & Soul

In today’s fast-paced world, many people feel mentally exhausted and emotionally overwhelmed. While external solutions may offer temporary relief, true calm often comes from within. Spiritual habits help quiet the mind, restore emotional balance, and create a deeper connection with life’s purpose. When practiced regularly, these simple rituals can bring…

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My mind keeps on going blank. How worried should I be?

We’ve all been there. Whether it’s at a crucial moment of an exam, walking into a room for a specific purpose, or making an impromptu speech, your mind goes blank.

The Conversation

Scientists just uploaded a fly’s brain into a computer, unleashing yet another manmade horror we’re definitely not ready for

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I Spent an Afternoon with Neuroscientists and Artists — Here Is the No. 1 Health Habit I’m Taking Home

Lincoln Center became a lab for the 2026 Heartbeat Summit. I met the experts proving art is medicine. Here is the new habit I’m taking home.

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Beyond the Slopes: Mikaela Shiffrin’s Mission to Help Educate Families Facing Early Symptomatic Alzheimer’s Disease

Mikaela was compensated for her time by Eli Lilly and Company. The Most Decorated Skier of Our Time Mikaela Shiffrin knows what it means to chase down a challen

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Giant CEO meets with US customs officials in an attempt to have import ban removed

The Withhold Release Order was imposed in September over concerns about forced labour practices

Cycling Weekly

Single protein could dramatically alter trajectory of Alzheimer's disease

In people destined to get Alzheimer's in their mid-40s, one protein can delay the onset of the disease by about 20 years.

LiveScience

77 Times Older People Failed At Being On The Internet But Provided Some Comedy Gold (New Pics)

The internet has changed a lot since its launch in 1983, and if you’ve spent enough time online, it might feel like you’ve already seen everything there is to see. However, some users still approach it from a refreshingly different — and, most importantly, honest — perspective. And more often…

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The Ultimate Creatine Guide for Marathoners

Creatine has spent decades living inside gym culture, tucked between protein powders and pre-workouts, mostly associated with people chasing bigger lifts or faster sprints. Runners, particularly distance runners, rarely gave it a second look. The logic seemed simple enough: creatine adds body mass, and body mass is the enemy of…

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'AI brain fry' is real — and it's making workers more exhausted, not more productive, new study finds

Too much AI oversight at work was associated with not just brain fog, but more errors, decision fatigue, and greater intention to quit, Boston Consulting Group researchers said.

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‘Living a Lie’: Gary Woodland Opens Up on Battle With PTSD

In an interview with Golf Channel, the 2019 U.S. Open champion discussed being diagnosed with PTSD after undergoing surgery in 2023 to remove a lesion on his brain.

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Boston frontman Tommy DeCarlo dies aged 60

The singer joined the band in 2007, touring with them and providing lead vocals on their last album, Life, Love & Hope

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What is leucovorin? FDA expands drug’s approved use but walks back autism claims

Unresolved questions about the drug haven’t stopped U.S. doctors from prescribing it

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Here Are 47 Adorable Doggos To Remind You That Good Things Still Exist

Your brain is full of bad news, your thumb aches from scrolling. Then a goofy dog with absolutely nothing going on behind its eyes appears. This is an intervention, a much-needed dose of pure joy. We've gathered a gallery of top-tier silliness, featuring chaotic labs, majestic collies, and very, very…

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“How Sharp Is Your Vision?”: Try Naming All 28 Items We Blurred Out In These Images

Object recognition relies on many things, not just a clear picture. Your brain takes the viewpoint, lighting, and general shape into consideration before it looks at the finer details, allowing you to rapidly distinguish between various objects without thinking about it. Let’s see how far we can push it! In…

The Independent UK

FDA finds little evidence that a generic drug could help many people with autism

The FDA is approving a generic drug for a very rare genetic disorder, but not for autism

The Independent UK

Ex-US Open champion Gary Woodland admits he was ‘living a lie’ after hiding his PTSD following brain surgery

Woodland underwent life-saving brain surgery in 2023 to remove a tumor

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Rock frontman dies just months after brain cancer diagnosis

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TMS vs ECT vs Ketamine Infusion: Top Treatment-Resistant Depression Options

Learn how TMS depression treatment, ECT depression therapy, and ketamine infusion depression offer treatment-resistant depression options, comparing brain stimulation vs ketamine for advanced, non-responding cases.

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