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The Guardian view on ageing research: our lives have more distinct phases than we thought

Editorial: Tech moguls may foolishly hope to stay forever young, but others could benefit too from evidence of the human body’s dynamic and varied journey through life

The Guardian - UK

BBC Scotland’s Glenn Campbell celebrates brain tumour fundraising milestone

The BBC Scotland political editor was lauded for the ‘phenomenal’ work by his organisation Brain Power, set up following his diagnosis.

Evening Standard

Dining across the divide: ‘She’s not unwelcoming or racist but she thinks immigration is creating a brain drain elsewhere’

They had different opinions on social media, asylum seekers and ‘woke’ politics, but which Stewart Lee sketch got them both laughing?

The Guardian - UK

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Five ways microplastics can harm your brain and fuel diseases

Study estimated humans consume 250g of microplastics, the size of a dinner plate, every year

The Independent UK

Five years on: rugby’s brain damaged players wait and wait for the help they need

In 2020 Steve Thompson revealed he could not remember winning the Rugby World Cup and since then his case and others have been caught up in a warren of legal argument

The Guardian - UK

7 Weird Psychological Things That Happen When You Get Ghosted

Everything seemed fine. You had great chemistry, and the texts were flowing. Then, suddenly, nothing happened. They vanished into thin air.

Budget and the Bees

Brainless goalkeeping is saving football – one 40 yard lob at a time

THE ADAM CLERY FOOTBALL COLUMN: The latest Adam Clery Football Column newsletter explains why football is now basically a “goalkeeper slapstick show,” from Vicario’s brain-freeze howler to Raya getting pinged from the halfway line

The Independent UK

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Can entrepreneurship be taught? Here’s the neuroscience

Despite countless programmes and initiatives, rates of entrepreneurial intention — a marker of how willing people are to start new ventures — remains stagnant. But what if the secrets to entrepreneurial success lie not in textbooks but within the brain itself?

The Conversation

45 Times Dating Ended With A Plot Twist No One Saw Coming

Imagine your man trying to convince you that the baby on his lap is yours, and you've probably forgotten because of "mom brain." Plot twist: HE had the baby with someone else. It's just one twisted tale that came to light when someone asked people to share "the most insane…

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“There was a certain amount of desperation in Frank returning my call and saying, ‘I don't believe you, but get over here and prove it'”: How Mike Keneally landed the Frank Zappa gig – after cold-calling his guitar hero

Keneally said he had a “Zappa jukebox” in his brain. The man himself wanted to test it out

Guitar World

Alex Scott shares update on Jess Glynne’s devastating family news after I’m A Celeb exit

Alex Scott has shared a health update on Jess Glynne’s mother, who recently suffered a major stroke requiring urgent brain surgery.

The Independent UK

How to reach Mars in Black Ops 7 Zombies Astra Malorum – Main easter egg guide

Reached Mars before Elon.

Destructoid

'Intelligence comes at a price, and for many species, the benefits just aren't worth it': A neuroscientist's take on how human intellect evolved

In his book "One Hand Clapping," Nikolay Kukushkin explores explanations for how consciousness evolved, and ultimately, what makes us human.

LiveScience

I Tried A Brain Massage And It Was Genuinely One Of The Most Effective Treatments I've Ever Had

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Injecting anesthetic into a 'lazy eye' may correct it, early study suggests

Temporarily shutting down a "lazy eye" triggers a burst of neuronal activity that reverses the condition in animal experiments, a study shows.

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root is finally a wizard in Aus after Harry Brook’s Bazball scarecrow act

A tale of two Yorkshiremen, one keeping England in the series, the other batting without a brain

The Independent UK

Experts weigh in: You’re definitely giving yourself brain rot

Growing rates of ADHD in the US heighten concerns that heavy short-form videos leads to ‘brain rot’

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Prove Your IQ Is Above Average With These 27 Questions

Have you ever wondered how smart you are? This IQ test measures your intellectual power, your ability to tackle complex problems, and your skill in spotting patterns and solving puzzles. Ready for a brain workout?

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12 Relaxing Hobbies That Quiet Anxiety Instantly

Stress and anxiety can creep up on us at the most inconvenient moments—during a workday, in the middle of a crowded commute, or even while lounging at home. The good news? There are simple, satisfying hobbies that can instantly calm your mind and give you a much-needed mental reset. These…

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“What Is The Biggest Mystery We Still Aren’t Close To Solving?” (25 Pics)

In this day and age, on the surface level, it seems like we know a lot about how the world, the human body, and the universe all work. And though we do know quite a bit, there’s still lots of room for scientific progress. Some theories aren’t as solid as…

The Conversation

Good sleep starts in the gut

You might think good sleep happens in your brain, but restorative sleep actually begins much lower in the body: in the gut.

The Conversation

Why our physical bodies may be a core part of conscious experience – new research

Most of us go through the day without thinking much about our bodies – until something goes wrong. Yet beneath that apparent simplicity lies a remarkable achievement: the brain must constantly knit together sights, touches and signals from muscles and joints into a coherent sense of “this body is mine”.

The Independent UK

Scientists find new link between obesity risk and the quality of your marriage

The love hormone, oxytocin, may be able to influence our relationship with food, researchers say

Euronews

Elon Musk’s Neuralink says its brain chip can now help people move robotic limbs

The device is still in clinical trials.

Benzinga

Elon Musk Walked Barefoot Through The Snow for 2 Hours on Christmas Eve to Pick Flowers After Forgetting A Gift For Ex-Wife. 'My Brain Is Exploding'

For most people, forgetting to buy your spouse a Christmas present might end with a sheepish apology and a promise to make it up later. But Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO who was simultaneously trying to launch rockets to orbit and cars to the masses, turned his oversight into an…

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