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From purling to puzzles, these hobbies could reduce your dementia risk

Dementia is now the leading cause of death in Australia.

The Conversation

Incision-Free Ultrasound Treatment May Ease Tremors, Pain in Parkinson's Disease Patients

Parkinson's disease is a long-term neurological condition in which the brain cells responsible for producing dopamine gradually deteriorate. A new noninvasive ultrasound procedure is showing promise in relieving tremors, stiffness, and chronic pain without the need for traditional brain surgery.

Medical Daily

Michael Schumacher Can Finally Leave His Bed—But the Reality is Bittersweet

Michael Schumacher is reportedly able to leave his bed and move around his Mallorca home in a wheelchair, more than twelve years after the skiing accident that left him with severe brain injuries.

International Business Times UK

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Psychology says people who hate even the smallest change aren’t lazy or stubborn, but their brains are expressing this hidden trait

The psychology behind people who resist even the smallest changes suggests the behavior is often tied to anxiety management, emotional security and the brain’s natural preference for predictability and routine.

The Economic Times

Why 40 per cent of people are avoiding the news, according to a psychologist

During several recent conversations, people have told me that they’ve stopped checking their phones in the morning. Not because nothing was happening, but because everything was. They described the feeling as standing under a waterfall of perpetual bad news.

The Conversation

The Emotional Meaning Behind Your Music Taste

There are songs people casually listen to. And then there are songs people survive through. The kind you replay at 2 AM because silence suddenly feels too loud. The kind that reminds you of someone before the first lyric even begins. The kind that hurts a little every single time,…

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Brain Health Is Wealth: Experts Say Preserving White Matter Integrity Could Unlock $26 Trillion in Economic Value

When people think about wealth, they usually picture savings accounts, retirement funds, or rising home values. But a growing group of researchers and economists says one of the world’s most valuable assets sits inside our skulls. The conversation around brain health is shifting from a medical issue to an economic…

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Why Adding Bananas to Your Smoothie May Reduce Its Health Benefits, Study Finds

While bananas are considered among the healthiest fruits on the planet—packed with essential nutrients, dietary fiber, and minerals—a new study suggests they may be undermining berry-based smoothies and significantly reducing the body's ability to absorb flavanols, plant compounds linked to heart and brain health.

Medical Daily

Daily Word Search Game #007 (May 25, 2026)

Expand your vocabulary with today’s Daily Word Search puzzle. Choose from Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty levels and challenge yourself to find every hidden word in this fun and addictive word search game. New themed puzzles are added daily for word game and brain teaser fans alike.

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Puberty and Hormones in Adolescence and Their Role in Teen Development

Explore puberty, hormones, and adolescence, explaining hormonal changes and teen development, including physical growth, emotional shifts, and key milestones during this natural stage of life.

Medical Daily

"He stopped and said 'This is where the opera section comes in!' Then we went out to eat dinner." How Freddie Mercury's "fevered brain" conjured up Queen's greatest song

Queen's record company didn't want to release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single, but history has proved them wrong several times

Louder

36 Delightfully Weird And Hilarious Memes To Give Your Brain A Quick Break From Reality

If you’re looking for a quick breather from your afternoon slump, or just want to go into the weekend with a sunny, positive mood, we’ve got just the thing for you here. Random memes don’t require expertise in some specific fandom, culture, or generation… they’re literally for everyone. If you…

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Ultradian Rhythms and Their Role in Hormonal Health, Sleep, and Energy Cycles

Explore ultradian rhythms and how they regulate hormones, sleep, and energy cycles, shaping focus, productivity, and overall health throughout the day.

Medical Daily

Daily Word Search Game #006 (May 24, 2026)

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Why Certain Strangers Feel Like Home

Every once in a while, you meet someone who feels oddly familiar. It might happen in a crowded café, during a random conversation, or through a simple glance that feels loaded with recognition. You cannot explain it logically, but being around them feels easy. Natural. Safe. Most human connections take…

Woman & Home

Dr Amir Khan reveals the underrated nut that ‘stands heads and shoulders’ above the rest for its health benefits

This is certainly one to start adding to your smoothies or salads if you don't already

The Guardian - UK

Pioneering study aims to find out how repeated blows to head in women’s rugby affects brain

Risk of CTE in men’s sports has been widely studied, but female brains are softer and more vulnerable

Marie Claire

When I Lost Myself to ME, Fragrance Helped Me Find My Way Back

Smells that go straight for the heart.

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Who is Gurtej Sandhu, the IIT Delhi engineer who beat Thomas Edison in US patent count, sparks brain drain debate online

Gurtej Sandhu, an IIT Delhi alumnus, is now the seventh most prolific inventor in US history. He has amassed over 1,300 patents, surpassing Thomas Edison. Sandhu's work in semiconductors has advanced modern electronics. His achievement highlights discussions on India's research infrastructure and talent retention. The debate centers on nurturing innovation…

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Daily Word Search Game #005 (May 23, 2026)

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Hormone Therapy Isn’t Just for Hot Flashes—Researchers Say It May Guard Against Dementia

For years, hormone therapy was mostly discussed as a treatment for hot flashes, night sweats, and other frustrating menopause symptoms. Now, researchers are taking a closer look at a much bigger question: could hormone therapy also help protect the brain? Interest in the link between hormone therapy and dementia has…

Evening Standard

A&E doctor who escaped Syria for UK left with 'life-changing' brain injury after London crash

Ahmad Alhameed, 47, suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs and serious brain injury when he was hit by a car on November 13 last year

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Penelope Cruz suffered 'totally surreal' brain aneurysm scare during making of The Black Ball

Penelope Cruz has revealed that she "thought she was about to die" after she suffered a worrying brain aneurysm scare during production on her latest movie The Black Ball.

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who can’t work without music or a familiar show playing in the background aren’t lazy but their brain is running a secret algorithm that needs a soundtrack to boot up

Millions of people can't start a single task without pressing play first. Science finally explains why that's not a quirk, it's neuroscience doing its job. Psychology says music can regulate mood, improve stimulation levels, and help the brain enter a productive state.

LiveScience

Landmark finding that showed brains of kids with ADHD mature later was actually a mirage in the data, new research finds

A "foundational" study found that the brains of children with ADHD matured later, but that finding was likely a mirage tied to issues with how the children were followed over time.

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