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Sheridan Gorman murder: Immigrant accused of fatally shooting 18-year-old student is 'missing part of brain,' claims defence

The man accused of killing Sheridan Gorman is missing part of his brain and the “development of a child”, his lawyer told a court, as the case over the death of a university student in Chicago continues to unfold.

The Times of India

The Science and Spirituality Behind Navratri Fasting

During Navratri, fasting is mostly interpreted as a religious act wherein the devotees completely abstain from some gruel, consume only fruits or pot purely on a scraping diet for the nine days.This hindrance to eating is for most people a ritual done every year without them even thinking why it…

Times Life

Barry Caldwell death: Cartoon veteran behind Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain dies aged 68

Caldwell worked for Warner Bros. Animation, Walt Disney Television Studios and DreamWorks during his storied career

The Independent UK

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8 Scam Messages That Look Official — But Aren’t

We have all been taught to stay on high alert for suspicious text messages that may be scams. Maybe it screams “urgent action required” or promises a reward that seems almost too good to be true. Those messages are often crafted to make your heart race and your fingers click…

The Free Financial Advisor

Why does cannabis give people 'the munchies'?

A researcher explains how your body processes the THC from cannabis, resulting in "the munchies."

LiveScience

New Blood Test Can Detect Alzheimer’s Years Earlier — Offering Hope for Adults Over 50

For millions of Americans over 50, Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most feared diagnoses—and for good reason. It often develops silently for years before...

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Language Experts Identify 7 Common Phrases Many Adults Misuse Without Realizing It

Communicating clearly should be a fundamental skill, yet many of us accidentally sabotage our professional image. You likely learned certain expressions by ear without checking their literal origins or grammatical structures. This habit leads to a cycle where common phrases are repeated incorrectly until the error becomes the new standard.…

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Brain drain in rural Wales isn’t inevitable ‑ we asked gen Z what would make them stay

What we feel about our hometowns – the places we grew up, the people we know, the memories we made – shapes who we are.

The Conversation

Yes the $399 Elemind headband helps me to stop waking up at 3 a.m. — but I prefer this free 'cognitive shuffling' trick

The Elemind headband helped me fall asleep fast after waking up at 3 a.m., but here's why I’ll be sticking to cognitive shuffling from now on.

Tom’s Guide

Dad Refuses To Help With Newborn And Keeps Inviting Family Over, Wife Makes Him Walk In Her Shoes

At 4 months, a baby’s brain development may cause sleep instability, leading to fussiness, multiple nighttime wakings, reduced napping, and appetite changes. There is no single solution to fix these problems, and caregivers are encouraged to remember that sleep regressions are normal and, most importantly, temporary. However, if a couple…

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Kanye West premieres new album amid ongoing controversies

Kanye West premiered his long-awaited album, Bully, live on YouTube on 26 March, featuring Travis Scott and Nine Vicious. The album has been teased since September 2024, following his Vultures 2 release, with previews and a short film Bully V1 starring his son, Saint. West initially claimed a significant portion…

The Independent UK

My desk chaos was infamous so I designed an office that works for my ADHD brain – a space that supports mental focus, creative energy and health

Creating the perfect home office, one step at a time

Ideal Home

Diabetes Drug Affects Brain: New Study Reveals Why Metformin May Work Differently Than Believed

New research from Baylor College of Medicine uncovers a brain-based pathway involving the Rap1 protein, enhancing metformin's effectiveness for Type 2 diabetes and paving the way for innovative therapies.

International Business Times UK

'The 'engineering of addiction' explained — 3 ways Meta and YouTube have harmed young users, according to the landmark case

The science of smartphone addiction, according to the landmark Meta-Google ruling.

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The Independent UK

From pickle stores to Michelin stars: Exploring Istanbul through its rich and unique food

Turkey’s largest city is stepping confidently into the global fine-dining scene in 2026 with its highest number of Michelin stars to date – but Josephine Price finds that culinary creativity thrives in even the quietest corners of the city

The Conversation

What is consciousness? Michael Pollan spent 4 years looking for the answer

Psychology, it’s said, has a long past but a short history. A popular version lists three stages.

The Conversation

IBS diets don’t work for everyone. New research shows why – and it’s not just about the food

If you’ve ever tried a diet to fix gut symptoms, you’ll know it can be hit or miss. One person swears it changed their life. Another follows it carefully and feels no better.

International Business Times UK

Scientists Discover Metformin Works Directly In The Brain, Offering New Diabetes Treatment Insights

Discover how a recent study uncovers Metformin's unexpected effects on the brain, potentially leading to new diabetes treatments.

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Trojan horses: four experimental treatments that could outsmart cancer

From innovative gene therapies to cutting the lines of communication between cancer cells, researchers are devising advanced new therapies to combat the disease

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49 Scariest Experiences That People Still Can’t Believe Happened To Them

Fear doesn’t always come from obvious danger. Sometimes it’s the quiet, unexplained moments that leave the biggest impact. People shared the creepiest things that have happened to them, offering a collection of stories that range from unsettling to seriously eerie.

LiveScience

Brain aging results from a loss of control over how genes are regulated, mouse study suggests

Aging may "erase" the epigenetic markers that control gene expression in the brain, and this may create a snowball effect.

The Conversation

The four types of dementia most people don’t know exist

What most people think of when they hear the word “dementia” is memory problems and forgetfulness. But what people often don’t know is that dementia can cause many different symptoms – affecting speech, behaviour, sleep, motor function and more.

Medical Daily

Chronic Pain Research Breakthrough: How Brain Pain Signals Shape Long-Term Pain

Chronic pain research reveals how brain pain signals persist, highlighting neural pathways, neuroplasticity, and new treatment approaches.

The Conversation

Why do basketball players miss shots they’ve made a thousand times before? Neuroscience has an answer

Every March Madness it happens. A player steps to the line, takes the shot and misses. And just like that, there goes your perfect bracket.

The Conversation

Vagus nerve stimulation shows promise as a way to counter Alzheimer’s disease- and age-related memory loss

Most people think of Alzheimer’s disease as an illness of aging. But in fact, the brain changes that characterize it begin much earlier – sometime around the third decade of life.

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