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Why Do You Always ‘Just Know’? 5 Signs Your Intuition Is Powerful

Have you ever felt something before it happened? Have you walked into a room and instantly sensed the mood without anyone speaking? Some people carry a quiet inner compass. In Indian wisdom, this awareness is called Antardrishti, the inner vision. In the teachings of Lord Krishna guiding Arjuna in the…

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‘Choosing happy is a hell of a process’: Thundercat on funk, lost friends and being fired by Snoop Dogg (possibly)

The genre-hopping bass virtuoso has backed Ariana Grande and Herbie Hancock, appeared in Star Wars and become a dedicated boxer. Ahead of his fifth album, Stephen Bruner explains his polymath mindset

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‘I’m a stroke victim who only had one rare symptom. This is what to look out for’

Gordon Robb had a bleed on his brain but was reluctant to seek emergency care after not experiencing the usual symptoms of the condition

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49 Memes For Those Who Find Themselves Wide Awake At 3 AM

They say nothing good comes after 2 AM. Your brain moves at a different wavelength during these wee, ungodly hours. For some people, it’s the bad decision-making part of the night. For others, it’s a time when random thoughts race through. These memes express those musings, some of which you…

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Why Your Eyes Open at 3 AM Sharp and What It Really Means

Success often brings happiness, wealth, and respect, yet strangely, it can make people around you feel uneasy. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shani, during Sade Sati, observes human karma and tests patience, humility, and emotional strength. Your achievements, confidence, and progress can awaken hidden envy or discomfort in others. This…

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Sleeping at 1 AM? Dangerous Health Effects & Expert Tips

Today’s youngsters are so used to sleeping late into the night. Many of us scroll through endless reels, binge-watch our favourite series or even take up some create activities during this period. Indeed, the blue light coming from smart phones and other gadgets are also limiting the release of melatonin,…

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Top Strategies for Parents Helping Children With Remote or Hybrid Learning

There has been a huge change in the way schools work. What used to be a brief emergency reaction is now a smart, constant part of modern schools. This change has been nothing less than a job shift for parents. The dining room table becomes a lab, the living room…

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Addiction affects your brain as well as your body – that’s why detoxing is just the first stage of recovery

Addiction is one of the most common and consequential chronic medical conditions in the United States. Nationwide, more than 46 million people met the criteria for a substance abuse disorder as of 2021, the most recent data available.

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Hesitation is costly in sports but essential to life – neuroscientists identified its brain circuitry

At the Winter Olympics, skiers, bobsledders, speedskaters and many other athletes all have to master one critical moment: when to start. That split second is paramount during competition because when everyone is strong and skilled, a moment of hesitation can separate gold from silver. A competitor who hesitates too much…

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Mewgenics has its very own Mr. Resetti that'll make 'a brain slushie' out of you and curse your cats if you save scum: 'No, seriously, I dish out IRL curses'

Okay, I'll save my game, jeez!

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'I do not have enough self-preservation. Send help': This streamer hacked her own balance to 'feel' racing games

"I do not approve of anyone making this themselves. I don't condone that behaviour. It's incredibly dangerous and I'm not liable."

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Creator of world-first brain chip says technology is at a ‘tipping point’

Professor John Donoghue, who created the first brain chip called BrainGate, has won the Queen Elizabeth Prize for engineering

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Gwyneth Paltrow felt 'amazing' after blood-filtering treatment

Hollywood actress-turned-wellness guru Gwyneth Paltrow has revealed she underwent a treatment to filter toxins from her blood after battling "chronic fatigue" and "brain fog".

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Vastu Secrets to Improve Study Concentration

It is the time where every student has their worst nightmare ever. It's the time their exam sessions are about to start. Every student has faced this problem that they sit with full concentration for work but later they have lost their concentration. Suddenly you realize your 1 hour is…

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Keeping your brain busy could reduce Alzheimer’s risk

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6 ways learning a new language can boost your brain power later in life

Taking up a new language offers a plethora of benefits.

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Books, writing and learning languages proven to slash Alzheimer’s risk

Experts say maintaining an active brain can stave off a decline in crucial thinking skills and memory

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UK law firms consider action on behalf of women who developed brain tumours after using contraceptive

Studies show Depo-Provera users have much higher relative risk of developing meningiomas, although overall risk remains low

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Understanding the difference between apathy and depression can be lifesaving for people with brain disorders

People with brain disorders, including Parkinson’s disease and dementia, are often misdiagnosed as having depression, when in fact what they’re experiencing is apathy. This can delay an accurate diagnosis, which has negative outcomes for patients as well as for their families and caregivers.

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Menopause, hormones and the brain: how hormone therapy could help protect against Alzheimer’s

As dementia and other neurodegenerative diseases become more common worldwide, researchers are searching urgently for ways to protect the brain as we age. One area attracting growing attention is hormones, particularly the role of hormone therapy during and after menopause.

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Gisèle Pelicot calls on victims to ‘never have shame’ in her first TV interview

Pelicot says shame is ‘a double sentence’ and describes shock of seeing herself like ‘a rag doll’ in police footage

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Living in space can change where your brain sits in your skull – new research

Going to space is harsh on the human body, and as a new study from our research team finds, the brain shifts upward and backward and deforms inside the skull after spaceflight.

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Vagus nerve stimulation: from TikTok tips to clinical trials

The vagus nerve has quietly shaped how our bodies function for thousands of years. Recently, it has moved into the spotlight, especially in wellness culture, where manipulating it is often described as a way to calm the body, reset the nervous system or even treat a wide range of conditions.

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Two neurosurgeons just raised $25 million betting brain cells can (someday) outcompute silicon

The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) has raised $25 million in seed funding, Fortune has learned.

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The “IRS Agent” Phone Call That Is Actually a Phishing Scam

Unfortunately, the so-called “IRS agent” phone call scam has become one of the most persistent and psychologically clever fraud tactics in circulation, not because it’s sophisticated technology, but because it exploits something deeply human: fear, authority, and the instinct to react before thinking. This scam doesn’t rely on flashy hacking…

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