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Testosterone maxxing is all the rage – but when it comes to fatherhood, less might be more

Testosterone is having a moment. On social media, it’s being lauded for everything from building muscle to gaining wealth and sexual dominance.

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6 Stroke Warning Signs That Define the Golden Hour and What to Do in the First Minute

Sign 1: Sudden Weakness or Paralysis on One SideOne arm drops without warning. One leg gives out mid-step. This unilateral weakness, affecting the face, arm, or leg on a single side of the body, is the most reported first symptom of ischemic stroke. The brain's motor cortex controls the opposite…

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'It will kill me': Peta's heartbreaking terminal diagnosis and grand final story

'I've only got so long to live so I may as well do something that I really enjoy.'

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Psilocybin may protect against a common, debilitating side effect of chemotherapy, early study finds

A psychedelic best known for its effects on the brain may also protect peripheral nerves from chemotherapy damage, early research suggests.

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Decades of Money Trouble Tracked With Weaker Thinking Scores at Fifty Three in a Long-Running British Study

A UCL analysis of 2,759 people found persistent financial hardship in adulthood was tracked with weaker cognitive scores by age 53 and brain aging later.

Medical Daily

Experimental brain implants are on the rise. What happens after the trials are over?

In 2024, Elon Musk’s Neuralink put its first brain implant into a human amid doubt from scientists and allegations of animal cruelty.

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AI visionary Ray Kurzweil is joining a Silicon Valley startup developing a brain computer system that involves snorting nanoparticles

Subsense’s brain computing interface could compete with Elon Musk’s Neuralink, but would not require surgery.

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Quote of the day by Sandra Bullock: "Therapy is washing of the brain. You’re willing to get a facial. Wash the brain. Take it out, clean it. What doesn’t belong there, throw it away" Her powerful life lesson on letting go, healing and making space for a healthier mind

Sandra Bullock’s quote of the day "Therapy is washing of the brain. You’re willing to get a facial. Wash the brain. Take it out, clean it. What doesn’t belong there, throw it away" offers a perspective on mental well-being, encouraging people to clear away emotional baggage. This quote of the…

The Economic Times

New map of a male fly central nervous system includes all 166,000 neurons — and enables direct comparisons to female fly brain

A new map of the adult male fruit fly brain and nerve cord includes over 166,000 neurons and the millions of connections between them.

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Psychology says women who bruise without remembering why may have this surprising attention pattern

Psychology offers one possible explanation for why people may not remember this part of the experience. Attention is limited, and the brain does not constantly monitor every sensation or minor event occurring throughout the body.

The Economic Times

China approves brain chip devices to rival Elon Musk’s Neuralink

Elon Musk claims Neuralink’s brain chip will give wearers superhuman powers

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His MRI Showed a Panda's Face in the Midbrain, but the Eyes Were Glowing the Wrong Way

A 21-year-old's grades slipped, then his hands began to shake. His brain scan showed a rare variant of a sign linked to Wilson disease.

Medical Daily

uniQure Files for US Approval of Its Huntington's Gene Therapy and Asks Regulators for Faster Review

uniQure filed for FDA approval of AMT-130, a one-time Huntington's gene therapy, and requested priority review. Here is what it means.

Medical Daily

Former NFL star Alphonso Smith Jr found dead at 40 after disturbing final Facebook post, ‘This is a DEMON in me!’

"I am the WORST & I pray my soul rest in heaven for my heart is pure, but my BRAIN & experience is MESSED UP!!"

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Daily Word Search Game #108 (Sep 03, 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. Entertainment

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Psychology says millions of adults sleepwalk, exposing hidden ties between nocturnal wanderings, mental health, and sleep disruption

Nearly four percent of American adults are affected by sleepwalking annually, a condition that often has genetic ties and links to mental health problems. This disorder interrupts the brain's usual sleep-wake transition. It's crucial to recognize and manage underlying issues such as sleep apnea to effectively curb these nighttime wanderings…

The Conversation

Are petting zoos safe?

A three-year-old girl has died from a rare illness after visiting a petting zoo in Victoria. She had developed brain damage and kidney failure after spending weeks in intensive care.

Medical Daily

He Was Scanned for a Skull Fracture and the CT Found

A 13-year-old was scanned to rule out a skull fracture. The CT instead showed Pott's puffy tumor, a sinus infection that reached the bone.

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Two Turkish Women Went Silent After a Shock and Came Back Speaking in Accents They Had Never Learned

Both Turkish women went mute after a stressful event, then spoke with foreign accents. Every scan and blood test came back normal.

Medical Daily

She Felt a Sledgehammer Pound in Her Head Nightly for 15 Years and Scans Found Nothing

A 77-year-old stayed awake until exhaustion to escape a nightly banging in her skull. The answer took 15 years and required no drug.

Medical Daily

Air Kept Filling an 18 Year Old Woman's Skull and Her Doctors Could Not Find a Hole

Serial CT scans showed gas spreading through a young woman's brain with no skull fracture. The source turned out to be the bacteria themselves.

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who focus on one thing at a time aren't less productive: What this behavior may reveal?

Psychology says people who focus on one thing at a time aren't losing time by avoiding multitasking. Cognitive science shows that the brain switches attention between tasks instead of handling them at the same time. Single-tasking can reduce mental fatigue, lower errors and support memory. The behavior is linked to…

Medical Daily

Her Hallucinations Featured the King of Hell and a Tiny Thalamic Lesion Was Staging the Whole Scene

A woman's vivid hallucinations and delusions were traced to a small cavernous angioma in her thalamus, a psychiatry case report describes.

The Economic Times

Why does the human brain take so long to develop? Scientists find a gene that may provide a clue about our extraordinary brainpower, cognitive abilities

A human-specific gene influences brain immune cell development. These cells, called microglia, mature much slower than in mice. This extended maturation period may help build complex neural connections. The gene SRGAP2 appears to synchronize this process with neuron development. This finding offers new insights into human brain evolution and disorders.

Medical Daily

A Rare Heart Defect Sends Clots Straight to the Brain and Nobody Knows How Well Repair Holds Up

In Raghib syndrome, a vein empties into the wrong heart chamber, opening a direct route for clots to reach the brain and cause stroke.

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