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Injured Storm star still hopeful of return to NRL

He has been ruled out of the 2026 season, but Storm star Eli Katoa says he's in a "good place" and hopeful of returning to the NRL after his brain surgery.

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Recent study reveals why muscle and healthy visceral fat levels matter for keeping the brain biologically young

Science finds that people with more muscle and less deep abdominal fat tend to have younger-looking brains, so we spoke to a certified personal trainer on how to get started.

Tom’s Guide

How big is an elephant’s brain and why are cacti spiky? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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Brain damage, blindness and death: the global trail of trauma left by methanol-laced alcohol

Methanol, a cheap relative of ethanol, is entering the supply chain, causing thousands of deaths around the world

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Kim Kardashian ‘not accepting’ news about her brain activity after latest scan

Kardashian recently revealed she suffered a small brain aneurysm

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Why You Keep Waking Up at 3AM: Key Insomnia Causes and Sleep Issues You Should Know

Waking up at 3 AM? Learn why stress, hormones, or sleep-cycle disruptions cause broken sleep and how to address common insomnia causes.

Medical Daily

TikTok Trend Gone Horribly Wrong: Man Leaves Friend With Brain Damage

A viral TikTok stunt leaves a man with brain damage, sparking warnings about the dangers of risky online challenges.

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Other lives: Neuroscientist whose research work uncovered ways in which brain cells communicate

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The One Simple Blood Test That Detects Alzheimer’s Years Early

For decades, Alzheimer’s disease could only be diagnosed after symptoms became obvious—memory loss, confusion, and cognitive decline. By then, damage to the brain was already...

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Weight-loss drug doesn’t reduce risk of Alzheimer’s – new studies

Semaglutide, the drug behind the blockbuster weight-loss jabs Ozempic and Wegovy, does not slow cognitive decline in people with early-stage Alzheimer’s, according to two large new studies. The results close the door, for now, on hopes that a treatment for diabetes and obesity might also help protect the brain.

The Conversation

13 Psychological Tricks That Make You Instantly More Frugal

Ever wonder why you swear you’re going to save money… and then twenty-four hours later you’re mysteriously holding a latte, a bag of impulse purchases, and absolutely no memory of how you got there? You’re not alone. The human brain is a mischievous little machine that loves shortcuts, rewards, and…

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Two Gen Zers turned down millions from Elon Musk to build an AI based on the human brain—and it's outperformed models from OpenAI and Anthropic

William Chen and Guan Wang believe they will be the first ones to build artificial general intelligence.

Fortune

Millie Bobby Brown is a 'natural-born mother'

Millie Bobby Brown is a "natural-born mother" because she has an "old soul and brain", according to her Stranger Things co-star Cara Buono.

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Bruce Willis Health Update: Actor's Family to Donate His Brain to Science After His Death - Is He Getting Worse?

Bruce Willis' wife Emma shares plans with the family for the holidays, and how they want to preserve the actor's legacy.

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12-Year-Old Girl Commits Suicide After Doctors Allegedly Miss Rare Brain Disorder - Could It Have Been Prevented?

A 12-year-old girl died after doctors allegedly missed a treatable brain disorder. Inquest reveals failures, find out what happened.

Player One

Cognitive Benefits of Gaming: Science Reveals Advantages of Video Games

Learn about proven gaming cognitive benefits and how brain training games boost memory & attention. Gaming science reveals video games sharpen skills like gamers 13 years younger

Player One

VR Motion Sickness: Game-Changing VR Tech & Trends Making Sickness-Free Gaming Possible

Discover 2025 VR motion sickness fixes, cutting-edge VR tech, and virtual reality trends ending nausea in gaming. Learn causes, solutions, and tips for immersive play.

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“We Had His Funeral Shortly After”: Woman’s Concerns About Spouse’s Weird Behavior End In Tragedy

If everything is going well in your life, just enjoy the moment and live in the present. Rejoice in all the little things and don’t dwell on problems – after all, everything good, as sometimes happens in our lives, can suddenly vanish just like dust in the wind… Here’s more…

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Girl, 12, killed herself after medical staff failed to spot brain disorder, inquest finds

Mia Lucas, who died in Sheffield after being sectioned, had undiagnosed condition causing ‘acute psychosis’

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8 Brain Games That Actually Fight Dementia (Better Than Crosswords)

We have all heard it: do crosswords to keep your brain sharp. However, while crosswords are fine, they aren’t a magic bullet. Once you know the vocabulary, your brain isn’t working that hard. To fight cognitive decline and dementia, you actually need novelty. Consequently, you must force your brain to…

LiveScience

The evolution of life on Earth 'almost predictably' led to human intelligence, neuroscientist says

Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin spoke to Live Science about how human consciousness evolved.

The Independent UK

Science says our brain has five ‘eras’, which explains why I didn’t feel like a real grown-up until my thirties

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Millennials have long been painted as the generation who won’t grow up. But as a new study suggests the human brain has five distinct eras, with adulthood only kicking in at age 32, it might turn out we’re all stuck in arrested development for longer than we…

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This huge 40-year study reveals the decade when exercise matters most for your brain

Forty years of data show that exercise in midlife and later life offers the biggest protection against dementia, though staying active at any age is important.

Woman & Home

Beat Black Friday burnout – a simple guide to smarter, calmer shopping

From early deals to endless choice – how to combat decision fatigue this Black Friday

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From Drinking Coffee To Skipping Mouthwash, 5 Weird But True Health Hacks Experts Swear By

5 weird-but-proven health hacks that experts genuinely swear by, along with the science that makes them worth trying.

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