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Babies May Catch Yawns Even Before Birth, Study Suggests
A camera recorded the mother's face, while a 2D ultrasound machine monitored the fetus's nose and lips in real time.
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Sleeping After Scrolling For Hours? Why The Brain May Not Fully Switch Off At Night
Doctors warn that hours of night-time scrolling can keep the brain in a state of "hyperarousal," disrupting melatonin, deep sleep and emotional recovery. Experts explain why your brain may not fully switch off even after you fall asleep.
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Jason Collins Dies At 47: NBA Trailblazer And First Openly Gay Active Player Loses Battle To Brain Cancer
Jason Collins, former NBA veteran who became the first openly gay active athlete in major US professional sports, has died aged 47 after battling glioblastoma.
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Nutritionist Reveals Why You Should Drink 2 Glasses of Water Every Morning
Despite its importance, many people don't pay attention to drinking enough water, especially in the morning after waking up.
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Why Eating With Your Hands Changes How Your Body Digests Glucose
Eating with your hands changes the way your body digests glucose. Here is what you need to know to start practising this healthy habit.
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Just 20 Minutes Of Sports Can Help You Feel More Energetic, Says Nutritionist
She explains that playing any kind of sport is one of the simplest ways to upgrade your biology.
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AIIMS-Trained Doctor Reveals Simple Habits That Can Prevent Future Disease
The habits you build between 25 and 45 quietly shape your long-term health.
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Study Shows How Even Small Movements Can Help Clear Brain Waste
Functions of the cerebrospinal fluid include removing waste, cushioning the central nervous system from shocks, and delivering nutrients. The colourless fluid is part of the glymphatic system.
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7 Best Exercises That Can Help Improve Your Brain Health
To keep your brain healthy, you don't need fancy equipment or hours in the gym. You can perform exercises that spark brain-boosting chemicals, improve focus, and enhance learning but remember to be consistent.
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Woman Receives Bilateral Hand Transplant At Delhi Hospital After Brain-Dead Person Donates Limbs
The transplant offered the patient, who had been completely dependent on others for daily activities since the accident, a chance to regain functional independence after a suitable donor was identified.
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Creatine Is Not Just For Gym-Goers, Why Experts Say It Is Good For Health For Everyone
Creatine is a naturally occurring compound that is stored in muscles and helps generate ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), the energy your body relies on during short bursts of activity.
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Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
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Calcium In Immune Cells May Trigger Anxiety Behaviours, Study Suggests
A study in mice links calcium signalling in microglia, the brain's immune cells, to anxiety and obsessive compulsive behaviours, offering new treatment insights.
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Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
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Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
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Babies May Catch Yawns Even Before Birth, Study Suggests
A camera recorded the mother's face, while a 2D ultrasound machine monitored the fetus's nose and lips in real time.
-
Sleeping After Scrolling For Hours? Why The Brain May Not Fully Switch Off At Night
Doctors warn that hours of night-time scrolling can keep the brain in a state of "hyperarousal," disrupting melatonin, deep sleep and emotional recovery. Experts explain why your brain may not fully switch off even after you fall asleep.
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Jason Collins Dies At 47: NBA Trailblazer And First Openly Gay Active Player Loses Battle To Brain Cancer
Jason Collins, former NBA veteran who became the first openly gay active athlete in major US professional sports, has died aged 47 after battling glioblastoma.
-
Nutritionist Reveals Why You Should Drink 2 Glasses of Water Every Morning
Despite its importance, many people don't pay attention to drinking enough water, especially in the morning after waking up.
-
Why Eating With Your Hands Changes How Your Body Digests Glucose
Eating with your hands changes the way your body digests glucose. Here is what you need to know to start practising this healthy habit.
-
Just 20 Minutes Of Sports Can Help You Feel More Energetic, Says Nutritionist
She explains that playing any kind of sport is one of the simplest ways to upgrade your biology.
-
AIIMS-Trained Doctor Reveals Simple Habits That Can Prevent Future Disease
The habits you build between 25 and 45 quietly shape your long-term health.
-
Study Shows How Even Small Movements Can Help Clear Brain Waste
Functions of the cerebrospinal fluid include removing waste, cushioning the central nervous system from shocks, and delivering nutrients. The colourless fluid is part of the glymphatic system.
-
7 Best Exercises That Can Help Improve Your Brain Health
To keep your brain healthy, you don't need fancy equipment or hours in the gym. You can perform exercises that spark brain-boosting chemicals, improve focus, and enhance learning but remember to be consistent.
-
Woman Receives Bilateral Hand Transplant At Delhi Hospital After Brain-Dead Person Donates Limbs
The transplant offered the patient, who had been completely dependent on others for daily activities since the accident, a chance to regain functional independence after a suitable donor was identified.
-
Creatine Is Not Just For Gym-Goers, Why Experts Say It Is Good For Health For Everyone
Creatine is a naturally occurring compound that is stored in muscles and helps generate ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), the energy your body relies on during short bursts of activity.
-
Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
-
Calcium In Immune Cells May Trigger Anxiety Behaviours, Study Suggests
A study in mice links calcium signalling in microglia, the brain's immune cells, to anxiety and obsessive compulsive behaviours, offering new treatment insights.
-
Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
-
Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
