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14:41 Must-watch: Brain-burning suspense "True Detective" Season 1

For viewers who like suspense, the first season of "True Detective" is definitely a masterpiece that cannot be missed. With its unique narrative style and a strong mysterious atmosphere, the show brings the audience into a world full of mystery.

08:41 8 These foods are beneficial for brain memory and health

Want to memory sharper, consume these 8 foods.

22/04 Using smartphones may protect older adults against cognitive problems like dementia as they age

The new study suggests that seniors’ tech use could be as protective against dementia as exercise and higher education. View on euronews

22/04 Savage Garden singer suffers ‘terrible accident’

Savage Garden lead singer Darren Hayes is recovering from a serious injury, shortly after suffering the loss of his mother.

21/04 Think and Grow Rich, Review of the Powerful Book of Mind

The book Think and Grow Rich spoke personally that God has given powerful organs, namely the brain to think of growing and working.

20/04 The goalkeeper Rostov returned to the team.

Rustam Yatimov in the match with the “torch” fell, lost consciousness and left the field on a stretcher. After the match, "Rostov" published a video how the player returned from the hospital to the team location

20/04 Technion Institute of Technology uncovers dopamine’s role in learning new motor skills

Researchers found that the local release of dopamine – a molecule best known for its role in the brain’s reward system – is a key factor in acquiring new motor skills.

19/04 Aussie fashion icon dead at 60

Tributes are flowing for an iconic Australian fashion designer, who died after battling a short battle with a brain disorder.

19/04 Brain-like intelligence is the key to a new breakthrough in AI, and Shanghai has a new industrial track in its entire chain.

Brain-like intelligence is the key to a new breakthrough in AI, and Shanghai has a new industrial track in its entire chain.

18/04 10 Little Habits to Be Healthier the More You Live

Having a healthy body is the dream of many people. The second cup is a glass of water before going to bed. When people are asleep, breathing and sweat glands are still expelling water. When the body's moisture decreases too much, the blood viscosity increases. A glass of water before going to bed can effectively reduce the blood viscosity. 3. One cup of milk and one egg every day is known as "whit

18/04 Learn from the human brain to break the AI ​​bottleneck, Shanghai will lay out the future industry of "brain-like intelligence" in the entire chain

Learn from the human brain to break the AI ​​bottleneck, Shanghai will lay out the future industry of "brain-like intelligence" in the entire chain

18/04 The hospital has 6 nurses working on the same floor.

The United States- 6 medical staff working on the 5th floor of Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Massachusetts, were diagnosed with brain tumors, raising concerns.

17/04 Major update on Taser cop

A hearing date has been set as prosecutors attempt to appeal former NSW Police officer Kristian White’s sentence, after he avoided jailtime over the death of a 95-year-old aged care resident.

16/04 Do you have a lumbar disc? Never do these 2 things

The neurosurgeon warned of the improper use of mobile phones to the neck and spine.

15/04 Nearly 100 doctors through the night of the organ to revive the three lives

Hanoi- a 53-year-old woman who died of brain due to an accident, was agreed to donate liver and two kidneys for three patients.

14/04 Woman breaks silence after mystery death

One of three women involved in a shock brawl at a Melbourne convenience store has detailed her account of what happened for the first time, as a coroner probes an unexplained death.

13/04 ‘Gonna die’: Teen’s last words at hospital

A Melbourne teenager’s heartbreaking last words have been revealed following his death in hospital, with his devastated family still unsure exactly what went wrong.

13/04 Fernando Mora, a psychiatrist: "Foods rich in tryptophan improve mood because they help the brain to manufacture serotonin"

It is not necessary to spend too much time in front of the TV to run into a couple of ads in which the famous Tryptophan supplements are advertised. In these commercials, its importance is affecting the correct functioning of the agency. However, what exactly is tryptophan? It is an essential amino acid with ...

13/04 A study shows that great drinkers die 13 years before those who have never drunk

A study by the University of Sao Paulo (Brazil), which has analyzed the association between alcohol consumption and the neuropathological results related to age in a ...

13/04 ‘Rampant’ parasite has infected 110m

A tiny parasite may be wreaking havoc below the belt — even long after it’s gone.

13/04 Two new measles cases confirmed in WA

WA Health has confirmed two new measles cases, bringing the total number of infections in Western Australia to 14 since March 19.

13/04 Two people with rare blood type created a 'miracle' of medicine

Hanoi- a 53-year-old woman relaxing myocardial muscle, in the list of heart grafting, it is difficult to receive a heart because of AB blood, not the most common in Vietnam.

13/04 The man was detained for 6 days, so this matter must not be done!

The following is the news that the man involved was detained for 6 days in order to save money from the 27th floor. In the end, the public security organs imposed administrative detention on him for 6 days and fined him in accordance with the law. If an item thrown from a building or an item falling from a building causes damage to others, the infringer shall bear the tort liability in accordance

12/04 Reality star Ramona Singer, 68, cops backlash for unrecognisable new photo

American reality star Ramona Singer didn’t trick fans with her latest heavily edited Instagram photo.

12/04 Dutton’s shock tax move to outgun PM

Peter Dutton will pledge on Sunday to deliver a one-off tax cut of up to $1,200 for middle income earners but you will have to wait until July, 2025 to get the cash.

11/04 Scientists first recreated the nerve contour of the brain

Such a system can be an alternative to animal models in research and facilitate the development of new non -opioid painkillers that do not cause addiction.

11/04 How does the brain create purple color?

How does the brain create purple color?

11/04 Blood test could help identify Parkinson’s long before symptoms appear

The study is the latest to look for blood biomarkers that could serve as early warning signs of Parkinson’s.

11/04 How AI could influence the evolution of humanity – podcast

Evolutionary biologist Rob Brooks talks to The Conversation Weekly about AI’s potential to influence our evolution.

11/04 The earliest signal of cerebral hemorrhage is not a headache! Doctor: 4 abnormalities frequently occur, the brain may have lesions

Do you think the first signal of cerebral hemorrhage is a severe headache? A neurologist wants to tell you a cruel fact: when a headache occurs, you often miss the best time for treatment. The truth is that the brain will issue four hidden alarms before "collapse", but unfortunately 90% of people regard it as a minor problem.

11/04 Let's cultivate beauty! Recommended simple "intestinal habits" that can be continued every day

good morning. I'm Sakuraka Junko, a brain and intestinal health counselor. The theme of this article is "Easy intestinal activity that cultivates beauty." We will explain about intestinal health, which aims to not only be beautiful, but also to be beautiful based on health. Please feel free to use this as a reference. Grow beauty through intestinal health There is a deep relationship between the i

10/04 'I used the UK's new £600 scan that works out the age of your brain'

EXCLUSIVE: Ambitious start-up MYndspan wants to bring brain scans to the masses.

10/04 A mouse watched YouTube. Then scientists mapped a tiny piece of its brain.

Scientists say the map of a speck of a mouse's brain could be as transformative as the Human Genome Project. Here's what to know.

10/04 Scientists map part of the brain of a rat that is so complex that it looks like a galaxy

From the cells of a rat, scientists have managed to create the largest functional map of a brain to date, which can even reveal information about human functioning. View on Euronews

10/04 Psychology - how they mentally come into a flow

There is a frenzy that is without alcohol or drugs, but makes at least as euphoric. What is meant is the feeling that people feel when they go up completely in a task and forget everything around them. In the 1970s the American-Hungarian Psyc ...

10/04 One symptom before horror diagnosis

Statistically speaking, reading this story will save someone’s life in 2025.

08/04 13 Recommendations for Earning Foods Symptoms of depression, good for brain health

The following 13 recommendations of food that are proven scientifically help relieve symptoms of depression. Anything?

08/04 [Awakening Brain Training] Absolute quiz! What do "one" do in common? 【"quiz! From "Brain Bell SHOW"]

"Quiz!!" is currently airing on BS Fuji. We bring you a brain training quiz from "Ben Bell SHOW". Today we're going to have a question about the "All-One Quiz". Be sure to try your brain exercises! <Problem> Please answer the commonalities of the "some" side of the following words. Tip #1. Please convert the "alone" side to hiragana. Tip #2. Something happens when you convert an initial letter to

08/04 Cricket prodigy Will Pucovski announces devastating news

Will Pucovski has announced he has played his final cricket game.

07/04 Sad update in ‘warrior’ mum’s cancer battle

The mother of Perth teenager, Amelia ”Milli” Lucas, who died after a four-year battle with brain cancer, has tragically lost her own battle with the disease.

07/04 [The Mystery of Sleep] How is the "sleep time" determined, from short sleepers to people who sleep a lot?

Why do we sleep and wake up? For a long time, it has been thought that living things "sleep to rest their brains," but is this true?

06/04 Europe has a 'real opportunity' to take in Americans fleeing Trump. Is it ready for a 'brain drain'?

Financial experts are seeing a spike in affluent working Americans looking to resettle in Europe. They say it's time for Europe to prepare for their arrival. View on euronews

06/04 Leonardo Bello, a neurologist: "I would never sleep less than 6 hours, it is very little for the brain and it is not enough to memorize important things"

Brain health has to do with "the state of the functioning of the brain in cognitive, sensory, socio -emotional, behavioral and motor domains." Which allows people who are able to develop their full potential throughout their lives, regardless of the presence or absence of disorders, according to the definition of the organization ...

06/04 Americans want to move to Europe. Is it ready for a US 'brain drain'?

Financial experts are seeing a spike in affluent working Americans looking to resettle in Europe. They say it's time for Europe to prepare for their arrival.

06/04 Knights player sin-binned after inexcusable brain fade

Knights hooker Phoenix Crossland faces sanction after being sin-binned for a blatant trip on Bulldogs halfback Toby Sexton in their Round 5 clash at Accor Stadium.

06/04 Five nurses working on the same hospital floor all develop brain tumours

An investigation is underway after unions accused the hospital of attempting to make the issue 'go away'.

06/04 ‘Tear him up’: Insider on Musk’s ‘secret plan’

A former friend of billionaire Elon Musk has spoken of his fears that the Tesla and SpaceX founder has a secret plan.

06/04 Wonderful innovation .. a brain slice that translates ideas into words!

Wonderful innovation .. a brain slice that translates ideas into words!

05/04 Footy world melts down over ‘worst kick ever’

The footy world erupted with laughter and derision at Sydney journeyman Peter Ladhams’ attempted set shot during their clash with North Melbourne on Saturday night.

05/04 ‘Umpire froze’: Controversy rocks the AFL

The most unlikely AFL blockbuster that lived up to all expectations also produced one of the most controversial finishes of the season so far, with Adelaide cruelly denied a crucial free kick in a one-point loss to the Suns.

05/04 Global outbreak Australia can’t avoid

Victoria and NSW are set to smash last year’s measles case numbers and Western Australia has already surpassed its 2024 total in three months.

04/04 Death will arrive and it will be in drops of physiological serum of Medifarma

Testimonies that recall. The relatives of three victims -a deceased, two with brain death -shared the frightful experience due to the administration of a product that was supposed to heal them, but the opposite happened. While the authorities investigate the case to determine responsibilities, the loved ones of those affected by the serum face a painful loss that should never have occurred.

04/04 Important tips for preventing stroke

Important tips for preventing stroke

04/04 Man dies after sip from popular holiday drink left him with severe brain damage

The 69-year-old from Denmark only swallowed a "small amount" of the juice using a straw because the "water had a foul taste", according to medics

04/04 The Ministry of Health proposes people under 18 to donate organs

The Ministry of Health proposes to allow people under 18 to donate his body and part of his body after death, but there must be a written consent of the legal representative.

03/04 New York: Man passed through a doctor, he operated on a woman and would have caused brain death

Felipe Hoyos Foronda, a man who passed through a doctor, was arrested in New York after leaving a woman in brain death during an illegal implant extraction procedure.

03/04 Noteworthy and influential people who've died this year

The world said goodbye last month to someone who made history as the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress.

03/04 Wendy Suzuki, a neurologist at the University of New York: "Intense exercise is essential for brain health"

In a society he lives frantically and absorbed by screens, mental health increasingly passes to the foreground. In this sense, in a recreational interview, the scientific neuro Wendy Suzuki and author of Healthy Brain, Happy Life defended the idea of ​​a “large, muscular and spongy brain”, not as a funny metaphor, but ...

03/04 ‘Helpless’: Common household item kills 2yo boy

A grieving US mother has warned others to be careful of a common household item after her 22-month-old son’s life was taken in a horror accident.

03/04 Brain, what are the eight foods that keep it healthy

The foods that can remove the spectrum of diseases and dementias that affect the brain are really varied: here are what are the foods to avoid

02/04 Lowering levels of bad cholesterol could curb dementia risk by 26%

Experts said more studies are needed to test whether higher levels of bad cholesterol actually cause dementia, or if it is only a risk factor.

02/04 Shaw this disgusting crazy without brain: Maya Diab raises controversy .. She looked like an octopus (video)

Shaw this disgusting crazy without brain: Maya Diab raises controversy .. She looked like an octopus (video)

02/04 Human-machine co-creation｜AI+all things=∞

Human-machine co-creation｜AI+all things=∞

02/04 Hangzhou’s “Six Little Dragons” are visiting Luo Yonghao’s live broadcast room!

Hangzhou’s “Six Little Dragons” are visiting Luo Yonghao’s live broadcast room!

02/04 Ana Ibáñez, neuroscientific, about emotional well -being: "If you are touched emotionally, your brain begins to turn off a lot of things"

The neuroscientific Ana Ibáñez has spoken, in one of her well -known talks, of the fundamental role that emotional well -being in people's mental and physical performance. In his analysis, Ibáñez emphasizes that no matter the level of intelligence, preparation or experience: if the emotional state is affected, the brain stops working for p ...

01/04 An analysis of the difference between death and sleep according to the experiences of "life after life"

Hojjatoleslam Hussein Eshaghi, a former member of the Department of Philosophy of the Institute of Islamic Culture and Thought, analyzes the truth of death in the experiences of "life after life" and the difference between death and sleep.

01/04 Close comment: Shanghai Composite Index closed down 0.46%, and the concept of computing power rose in the end

Close comment: Shanghai Composite Index closed down 0.46%, and the concept of computing power rose in the end

31/03 Architect parents with brain death for physiological serum will file a complaint: "My daughter arrived healthy and you gave me dead"

Alejandra Landers Carpio, 26, was hospitalized by a cold, but suffered brain death after the administration of a contaminated physiological serum, from the pharmaceutical medifarma.

31/03 Discover a relationship between heart disease and brain changes

Discover a relationship between heart disease and brain changes

31/03 Practical methods to restart the brain

Practical methods to restart the brain

31/03 Trump-Affirmed Secret Service Agent DJ Daniel Continues Push to Join 1,000 Agencies

Devarjaye "DJ" Daniel, who was sworn in as a Secret Service agent by Trump, is pushing to reach his goal of being sworn in by 1,000 agencies.

31/03 Neuroscientists create a digital translator who could revolutionize studies on the human brain

This innovative device allows to observe the neuronal activity in real time, offering new perspectives to treat disorders such as Alzheimer's and epilepsy.

31/03 The Holiday star weighs in on possible sequel

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30/03 Israeli scientists decode how dogs smell using lasers and AI

Journal of Biophotonics: Sensing Dog Brain Reactions to Smell by AI Speckle Pattern Analysis.

30/03 State hit with more deadly disease cases

WA Health has reported another three cases of highly-infectious measles across its capital city, increasing to a total of eight.

30/03 Yuval Noah Harari, philosopher and historian: "We are overcoming the healthy limit of information that the brain receives"

"We are getting more and more trapped by algorithms that do not sleep, they do not rest and do not leave space for silence," said Yuval Noah Harari in a recent colloquium with the specialist in Mindfulness Jon Kabat-Zinn. The author of "Sàpiens" and "21 lessons for the 21st century" said that the voracity of these algorithms when generating us inputs is ...

29/03 Enjoy leisurely staying at home, install "AI brain" on home appliances

Enjoy leisurely staying at home, install "AI brain" on home appliances

29/03 How can artificial intelligence promote better transportation? This highway informatization conference is full of "drunk goods"

How can artificial intelligence promote better transportation? This highway informatization conference is full of "drunk goods"

28/03 "How the internal clock works" that Japanese people who are sleep-deprived actually don't know

Why do we sleep and wake up? For a long time, it has been thought that living things "sleep to rest their brains," but is this true?

28/03 Teen left severely brain damaged after jumping off pier as frontflip goes wrong

Jack Dolan, 16, had jumped off the pier attempting to do a frontflip, but was knocked unconscious when he over rotated as he hit the water.

27/03 Budget recap as election fever hits

Kicking off his official run for a second term as prime minister, Anthony Albanese appeared to tear up as he paid tribute to his late mother while vowing to fight for “Australian values”.

27/03 Teen woke up from three-week coma and muttered 'one word' to distraught mum

Jack Dolan, 16, was declared 'brain dead' and spent weeks in a coma before his amazing recovery began.

27/03 ‘Gobsmacked’: Aussie’s wild claims of Biden raid

An Australian who has made headlines for spurious claims about his sporting prowess and connection to celebrities has appeared on US TV to make wild allegations about police Down Under.

25/03 Mia Love, who died at 49 years of brain cancer the first black republican deputy: he criticized Trump's policies

Mia Love, a former Utah deputy and the first black woman elected to the United States congress in the ranks of the Republican Party, passed away yesterday ...

25/03 Containing multitudes: Why feeling mixed emotions can actually be healthy

Simultaneous joy and rage aren't contradictions — they're part of a spectrum of emotional intelligence

25/03 How to use caffeine to improve cognitive performance - and without disturbing sleep

Caffeine can increase the warning state; Learn how to use it to get the best effect

24/03 Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the US House, has died

Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love of Utah, a daughter of Haitian immigrants who became the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, died on Sunday. She was 49.

23/03 Oncolytic viruses: The tiny warriors fighting brain cancer

Oncolytic viruses, once considered medical curiosities, are now cutting-edge tools in the fight against some of the most challenging cancers, like glioblastoma.

23/03 Only those with 20/20 vision can spot the misspelled word in 15 seconds or less

A mind-bending puzzle is here to test your focus. Prove how sharp you are by finding the wrong word as it hides in plain sight.

22/03 Oriol Lugo, psychologist and neuroscience expert: "The brain self -deception to remain in a toxic relationship"

It seems that society is made up of people full of emotional wounds, created as a result of the multiple interpersonal relationships that we find during our lives in the family, friendly, romantic ... wounds resulting from toxic relationships, which cause a very negative impact on our emotional health. Oriol Lu ...

22/03 Artificial intelligence reveals the early signs of brain degradation

Artificial intelligence reveals the early signs of brain degradation

22/03 Only the sharpest of minds can spot the hidden rings in under 11 seconds

Solving brainteasers like this American themed scene will do wonders for your brain health. especially if you do a few of them a day.

21/03 Chinese researchers have developed a brain-macine interface that can restore the language ability

A brain-macine interface (BMI), developed by Chinese scientists, enabled a patient who lost his / her ability to communicate through the language.

21/03 Brain cancer breakthrough as new study aims to improve lives of young patients

Brain tumour survival rates are the highest for 15-39 year-olds, but what personalised care to they get after their gruelling operation?

20/03 Rachel Barr, neuroscientific: "If you hate going to the gym, do not go, the brain has not evolved to do sports, but to move"

There are many people who consider going to the gym as one of the most boring activities of the day. While it is true that those who manage to overcome the temptation of the sofa to perform a few force exercises claim to return satisfied and performed, most end up succumbing to procrastination and postpone muscle work for ...

20/03 According to the principles of operating the human brain .. Opening a laboratory for the development of Prussia computers

A laboratory specializes in the development of computers operating according to the principles of operating the human brain.

19/03 13:16, what happened to A-shares?

13:16, what happened to A-shares?

19/03 Obesity in middle age threatens your brain

A new study revealed that the quality of the diet and the percentage of the waist to the hip in the middle age are directly related to brain health and cognitive functions with age

19/03 Victoria Bayón, Neurocoaching: "If you are one of those who need to lower the volume of music when parking, your brain has a processing capacity limit"

Although many of us lower the volume when we park, few really know why we do it. It is not a simple habit, in fact, it has a very interesting explanation from the point of view of neuroscience. This behavior, so common, reveals a lot about how our brain handles concentration and distractions. In word ...

18/03 Roger Waters reveals Pink Floyd's most famous song

Pink Floyd are one of the most successful bands ever at a commercial level. Recently, Roger Waters revealed his favorite song.

18/03 [Awakening Brain Training] Complete your pun by adding the common words "?" [Quiz! From "Brain Bell SHOW"]

"quiz! We bring you a brain training quiz from "Ben Bell SHOW". Today we're talking about "filling in the pun." Be sure to try your brain exercises! [Photo] See the answer to "Ben Bell SHOW" <Question> "Tsuki [?] to the point [?]". Complete your pun by adding the common words "?" The rabbits looking up at the moon. While preparing the rocket, we had a conversation with, "What's that?" and "I'm not

18/03 9 -year -old suffered from extreme distortion in her legs - the legs 'reconnected' in surgery

The girl suffered from congenital cerebral palsy, which led to severe distortion in her legs, prevented her from walking and led to severe pain. After years of looking for solutions for her, she recently underwent Assuta Ashdod Complex surgery during which the doctors repaired

18/03 The achievements of brain-computer interfaces in Shanghai universities help to enhance the application potential of four-legged robots

China News Service, Shanghai, March 17th. According to a report released by East China University of Science and Technology on the 17th, the brain-computer interface and control team led by Professor Jin Jing of the school has achieved a latest R&D result - "Mixed Reality Augmented Brain-Computer Interface System for Four-legged Control". In the relevant results test conducted by the team, the tes

18/03 'Monster Kiet' Le Viet Quoc: Do who need to be creative, do not rush to follow - VnExpress newspaper

Dr. Le Viet Quoc, dubbed the "masterpiece of Ai" at Google, said that Vietnam should not run after models like DeepSeeK, but need to innovate if they do not want to go later.

17/03 Study: Exposure to nature changes the brain's response to pain

A study found that exposure to nature may change the way the brain responds to pain, as brain tests showed a decrease in the activity associated with the perception of pain when the participants watched videos of landscapes.

17/03 With the support of the dual concept of brain-computer interface and quantum technology, how is Fudan Fuhua’s quality?

With the support of the dual concept of brain-computer interface and quantum technology, how is Fudan Fuhua’s quality?

17/03 The brain ages 40 to 60 years: that's why

The brain ages during the middle age, between 40 and 60 years old. But why? The driving mechanism for brain aging seems to be the metabolism, in particular that of glucose, which is the main fuel of the brain. The results, obtained from a research published in the Pnas magazine of the National Academy of American Sciences by a group led by the State University of New York in Stony Brook, show that

17/03 Psychiatrist Daniel Amen puts you to the test to identify what type of brain you have: "It can be particularly useful"

Daniel Amen has developed a free test that allows identifying each person's brain and understanding their personality and behavior. In his proposal he distinguishes 16 types of brain, from which five are primary. According to the specialist, this categorization is key to understanding how we think, react and enf ...

15/03 'West facing 'Roman Empire-style collapse,' expert warns

"We are trying to live in the map, not the real world. No wonder we are unhappy, rudderless, adrift. We're accelerating towards a cliff edge, out of control."

15/03 You have eyes like a hawk if you can spot the hidden mascot in under 43 seconds

Liverpool Football Club competes in the Premier League and are currently the top tier of English football. But can you spot their hidden mascot?

15/03 Teen diagnosed with ultra-rare brain tumour after concerning vision symptom

Joscelyne Kerr was diagnosed with an ultra-rare and cancerous tumour with only about 60 known cases worldwide

14/03 A significant discovery of Hungarian researchers from one of the most important parts of the human brain

Researchers at the Hun-Ren Experimental Medical Research Institute have identified important groups of cells in different layers of human hippocampus. Their results can be of great importance in researching diseases such as schizophrenia, epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.

14/03 Man dies from horror mozzie virus

A man has died after contracting Japanese encephalitis while on holiday in southern NSW – the second death claimed by the virus so far this year in the state.

14/03 Carrie Bickmore posts heartbreaking crying selfie: ‘Terrible day’

Carrie Bickmore has shared a heartbreaking picture of herself red-faced and crying, admitting it had been taken on a “terrible day”.

14/03 Worms discovered in brain of 60yo woman

A woman almost died after eating seafood contaminated with worms that burrowed in her brain.

14/03 The three foods that inflame the brain after 40, according to the endocrinologist Carmen Echagüe: "They cause anxiety, changes in mood and increase the elimination of magnesium"

To have a healthy brain, we must first take care of the intestine. Both are connected by what is known as the intestine-corebro axis, which causes our emotions and mood to be influenced largely by what we eat. Consequently, chronic intestine inflammation can influence cerebral inflammation ...

13/03 Huge update after toddler dies at hospital

The NSW government will conduct a parliamentary inquiry into Northern Beaches Hospital after a toddler’s tragic death after receiving care at the hospital.

13/03 BMW unveils innovative technology that will be the first step towards achieving SDV for next-generation BEVs

On March 11, 2025 (Munich, Germany, local time), BMW is working hard to develop next-generation BEVs (electric vehicles) under the banner of "Neué Classe" (a new class in German), and has recently announced a groundbreaking architecture that paves the way for SDVs (vehicles that can be updated with software), which are attracting attention for their advanced nature.

13/03 Mum thought she had a migraine - two weeks later she was dead

A mum who suffered from a severe headache died just two weeks later after doctors discovered a deadly brain tumour

13/03 Tiny detail gives away $4m scheme

The startup seemed like a great idea but there was just one problem – and investors are now claiming they were duped.

13/03 Mum, 41, had 'migraine' and died two weeks later after doctors found tumour

Nicolette Richardson, 41, was diagnosed with a stage four glioblastoma brain tumour after she sought help for a severe headache

13/03 Dad, 41, given a year to live after suffering hallucinations at work

David Phillips, 41, started suffering from intermittent headaches and thought the floor had "bubbled" up while at work as a process operator

13/03 Operated on the brain by awake while they did something else: 10 years of Torrette stories, from those who cooked olives ascolane to the 12 -year -old who told jokes

Ancona - From the manual preparation of the olives to the dry to the calculations of the income reporting: short history of the interventions of ...

12/03 Kyle Sandilands and Dave Hughes confront each other over years-long feud

Jackie O surprised her co-host Kyle Sandilands with a “mystery guest” on-air this morning – an Aussie celeb he’s been locked in a feud with for the best part of 20 years.

12/03 10 leading sectors and 7 hit record highs! Mostly related to tomorrow's incident

10 leading sectors and 7 hit record highs! Mostly related to tomorrow's incident

12/03 The teenager beat the 8th grade male student to be appealed

Hanoi- Appellate Court rejected the appeal, sentenced to 4 years and 9 months in prison with Truong Van Minh, 16 years old, due to beating the 8th grade male student while playing at Dinh Le Mat yard.

12/03 Brazilian study investigates the effect of bodybuilding on the brain of the elderly; See the findings

UNICAMP work involved volunteers with mild cognitive decline; After six months, participants who practiced strength training showed improvements in memory and brain anatomy

11/03 Scientists from the United States named the specific age in which brain activity is deteriorating

Instead of waiting for cognitive symptoms that may not cause significant harm, scientists can potentially identify people at risk through neurometabolic markers and help them.

11/03 Teo settles with cancer patient’s family

Neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has settled a civil case brought by the family of a late West Australian mother who underwent surgery for brain cancer in 2018.

10/03 Read frequently and make calculations on a daily shield against the decline of the brain from 40 years

In order to make the brain to make accounts and read regularly serves as a protective shield against the cognitive decline. That is, the more we exercise our neurons in tasks ...

09/03 AI helps government services upgrade again

AI helps government services upgrade again

09/03 Chewing wood .. a possible dialectical method for stimulating the brain

Previous studies have shown that chewing can enhance blood flow to the brain, which may positively affect cognitive performance.

08/03 YouTuber, 36, dies as life support turned off

A popular American travel influencer died one month after he sustained a serious brain injury in a “horrific” car accident, his family announced. He was 36.

07/03 Smooth talker: Hebrew University study gives insight into brain's role in linguistic interaction

The research bridged acoustic, speech, and word-level linguistic structures, offering unprecedented insights into how the brain processes everyday speech in real-world settings.

07/03 Urgent recall from retailer over ‘chemical risk’ that may damage brain

Customers are being urged to stop their children using the toy.

07/03 "Super Brain" helps unmanned driving land

"Super Brain" helps unmanned driving land

07/03 Symptoms of brain tumor warning

Brain tumor causes patients with convulsions, headaches, vomiting, many cases of memory impairment, personality or voice change, having vision and hearing problems.

06/03 AI Express in the Technology Circle: A List of Technology Hotspots Last Night This Morning丨March 7, 2025

AI Express in the Technology Circle: A List of Technology Hotspots Last Night This Morning丨March 7, 2025

06/03 Raser crashed into his car: Youtuber Andrew Cross died after accident

The American YouTuber Andrew Cross died four weeks after a serious accident. A racer had crashed into his car at a red traffic light.

06/03 It was discovered that the cell phone activates the brain as an addiction: what happens when it is not used for 72 hours

The investigation revealed that seeing a ignition phone generates brain activity patterns similar to those observed in people with substance dependence such as nicotine

06/03 Parkinson’s cases could double by 2050, reaching 25 million worldwide

The uptick is expected to be driven largely by population growth and ageing, with developing countries seeing the greatest increases in cases.

06/03 Pic of Melania’s posse tells us everything

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05/03 Experts say simple habit could lower dementia risk 'by 20%'

Most people will be able to include this in their day-to-day lives easily - and it doesn't have to take up much time either to make a difference

05/03 James Weir recaps | ‘F**king stupidity’: MAFS fight shocks

Married At First Sight continues to be Australia’s version of prestige television on Wednesday night when a group of adult women argue over who is a better friend and who is a mean girl before everyone starts screaming “shut ya mouth!” at each other.

05/03 Worrying levels of microplastics discovered in human brain tissue, associated with dementia

Study reveals that human brains contain the equivalent of approximately one spoon of microplastics

04/03 Andrea Rosario, psychologist: “Thanks to neuroplasticity, our brain has the ability to adapt and develop. We are not fixed or limited, and think otherwise stops us "

Andrea Rosario (Lleida, 1995) is a specialized psychologist in the health field and expert in neuromarketing. Currently, he combines his work as a psychologist with his work as a disseminator of content on mental health in Tiktok and in his podcast your friend psychologist, one of the five podcasts highlighted by Spotify. In his book I promised that he would change ...

03/03 Tel Aviv University breaks new ground in cancer detection, treatment with new innovation

The researchers predicted that the new tool will enable the development of personalized therapeutics by monitoring PTEN activity in various biological settings.

01/03 From dementia to stroke: physical activity defends the brain from five diseases

Physical activity protects the brain from five diseases: dementia, sleep disorders, depression, anxiety and stroke. This is what emerges from a study that will be presented at the 77th annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology to be held from 5 to 9 April 2025 in San Diego in California. The study also found that the more time people spent sessions, the greater the probability of develop

01/03 Scientists finally uncover how man's brain turned into glass after 2,000 years

In A.D. 79 a man's brain turned into glass, and researchers now might have an explanation as to how it happened

01/03 A brain has become glass - now scientists say they have discovered why

Glass rarely forms naturally from organic materials. However, in 2020, researchers discovered a black and vitreous substance inside a killed person's skull during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Italy in AD 79. Now scientists say they have discovered the sequence of events that probably killed the victim ...

01/03 Sitting too long can damage the brain, this is the solution

Too much sitting can increase the risk of dementia, stroke, anxiety, and even sleep disorders

28/02 Humanoid robots "run" into consumer market

With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence technology and the continuous optimization of software and hardware, the commercialization process of humanoid robots is accelerating. Driven by technological breakthroughs, policy support, strong market demand and the layout of industry giants, the humanoid robot industry will usher in a broader development prospect.

28/02 25 years ago, the Kecskemét bouncers disguised a train accident to beat a man, they were now convicted

The helpless man was taken to a railway line 100-150 meters from the disco, and was laid between the rails, hoping that the injuries caused by train gas would also cover traces of abuse.

28/02 Taking a 10 -minute nap already improves cognition; See tips for the perfect nap

Even a quick rest can be restorative and relieve tiredness of the afternoon, guarantee scientists

28/02 Daniel Amen, psychiatrist: "Brain aging reaches its maximum point at 57, 70 and 78, but you can reverse it if you incorporate omega-3 fatty acids into your diet"

Aging is a natural part of life and, over the years, the body loses strength and mobility, the skin changes and, little by little, memory and mental agility are affected. However, cognitive deterioration does not follow a uniform rhythm and, contrary to what many believe, begins before 60, accelerating in key moments. The good ...

27/02 Herculaneum, discovered a brain glass with a burning cloud. Experts: "Never seen anything like this"

The Archaeological Park of Ercolano has returned a new discovery: the vitrified brain material of a victim of the eruption of Vesuvius of 79 ...

26/02 Ana Morales, a nutritious psychologist: “The brain has been washed by making us believe that a salad makes us better and a pizza is chaos. We turn each bite into a trial on ourselves "

Ana Morales is a nutritional psychologist and has written “How good I am! He throws the diets in the trash and lives with health ”to help women feel well with their body. From psychology, humor and empathy, seeks to end the rules of restrictive diets and teach to take care of body and mind from love, not from guilt ....

26/02 They create mini-cerebros that resemble a 40-day fetus: they are a bit better than a mouse and a little less than a human

They allow unpublished investigating how environmental factors, genetics and medications influence neuronal development

25/02 The neuroscientific Ana Ibáñez reveals how we can "deceive" the brain to reduce anxiety: "Real pandemic is chronic stress"

In an exciting conversation with Anne Igartiburu in the Pódcast my most beat, the neuroscientist Ana Ibáñez, director of the Mindstudio centers, addressed the impact of brain training on the quality of life. The disseminator highlighted the importance of cerebral plasticity and how our experiences and thoughts reconfigure constant ...

24/02 Brain training all at once | Try out 1.5 minutes of brain exercises: maze, cut idioms, and pick up three letters!

With the arrival of a huge cold wave, it has been a long time since lately. Try brain training (supervised by Dr. Hirokawa Yoshihiro, director of dementia preventive doctor Hirokawa Clinic) to refresh your mood. We randomly select from the three questions we have asked in the past. Whether you're a first-time user or a second-time user, aim to clear the game within the time limit. Go to question 1

24/02 My wife spotted the warning signs on holiday - something was killing me

Will Parry, 32, was diagnosed with glioblastoma - an aggressive form of brain cancer - last August, with doctors telling him he had 12 to 18 months to live

23/02 Canary Islands horror as Brit suffers traumatic brain injury after attack

Retired carpenter Marshall Latham is in hospital in Gran Canaria, and medics have warned his partner Lynn he has a traumatic brain injury he is unlikely to recover from and "he will never walk or talk again."

23/02 A child needs a big village to raise a child

What happens in the woman's brain when she becomes a mother?

23/02 Yale scientists’ study suggests Covid-19 vaccines may have led to horrible condition, PVS

A study from researchers at Yale University suggests Covid-19 vaccines may have led to a previously-unrecognised condition referred to as “post-vaccination syndrome” in some people.

21/02 Don't just run away, this is the elegant way of #kaburajadulu

Illustration (Source: Image by Public Co. from Pixabay) The hashtag #Kaburajadulu Tetibi Viral, draws public attention. Not just a joke, he described ...

21/02 Wellness blogger Belle Gibson lied about having cancer. Years later, Australia is still chasing her

The consumer watchdog in the Australian state of Victoria said this week it's still pursuing the disgraced wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who lied about having terminal brain cancer and curing it through healthy living, for the hefty fines she was ordered to pay in 2017.

21/02 People who can't sleep well are at increased risk of diabetes, obesity, and colon cancer...? Amazing relationship between the intestines and sleep

Decreased memory, insomnia, depression, developmental disorders, obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and the severe illness of infections... all illness begins with the intestines! The gut and brain exchange information to regulate each other's functions. The mechanism known as "brain-gut correlation" is currently attracting attention. Disturbance in the intestinal environment is known to be related

21/02 Doctors issue Kyle Sandilands sex warning amid diagnosis

Kyle Sandilands has had to scale back his antics in the bedroom in the wake of his brain aneurysm diagnosis.

21/02 He came out of coma and won 55 medals and cups in athletics in 6 years

After the brain tumor discomfort in Konya, 48 -year -old National Master Athlete Büyükşahin, who participated in national and international competitions by keeping his motivation high, won 55 medals and cups in 6 years.

20/02 ‘No chance of life’: Parents demand answers from hospital after 2-year-old’s preventable death

Two-year-old Joe Massa was taken to an Australian hospital for what should have been a routine visit. Four hours later, he was dead.

20/02 A study that reveals the effect of vitamin B12 on brain functions

A recent study conducted by the University of California in San Francisco (UCSF) revealed that the "natural" vitamin B12 levels may not be sufficient to protect the elderly from cognitive deterioration.

20/02 Dad seriously injured after horror hit-and-run

A young father is fighting for his life after he was struck by a motorbike on a busy Queensland road in a hit-and-run incident captured in horror dashcam footage.

19/02 No link found with COVID vaccines in pregnancy and child development

The new study is the largest yet to test whether there’s a link between child development and COVID vaccination or infection during pregnancy.

18/02 Michael Schumacher’s wife Corinna releases rare statement

Michael Schumacher’s wife has broken her silence on a “far too lenient” sentence handed down following a $24 million blackmail plot against the Formula 1 legend.

18/02 AFL WAG Kellie Finlayson slams comparisons to Aussie conwoman Belle Gibson

Kellie Finlayson says being compared to cancer conwoman Belle Gibson feels like a “big punch to the face” and makes her feel “physically ill”.

18/02 Banned item Aussies paying big bucks to find

Australians are desperate to get their hands on a banned item after a popular television series brought the story back into the public eye.

18/02 Scientists claim to have found the brain mechanism that turns off fear

The brain keeps a fascinating secret: it can learn to deactivate fear. A team of scientists discovered that the same molecules that regulate our mood are those that help us overcome fears.

18/02 Review Evaluates how much exercise time already helps improve brain functioning

Survey in the US shows that a few minutes of physical activity a day are already able to improve memory, attention and ability to plan and perform tasks

17/02 The toxic habit putting Aussies at risk

New research has shown how the toxic habit nearly 2 million Aussies are struggling to shed could be significantly more dangerous than first thought.

16/02 Kyle Sandilands hits back at nasty ‘industry rumour’

Kyle Sandilands has reacted to a nasty “rumour” he’s faking his brain aneurysm.

16/02 A new breakthrough in surgical-free AI mind reading! Meta Brain Computer Interface Research: You can post on your phone while sleeping

A new breakthrough in surgical-free AI mind reading! Meta Brain Computer Interface Research: You can post on your phone while sleeping

16/02 Father in hit Netflix show slams ‘lies’

A Queensland father has slammed Netflix for “inaccurately” portraying his late daughter in the hit Netflix show Apple Cider Vinegar, a series centred around Australian wellness scammer Belle Gibson.

16/02 Scientists discover brain circuit behind placebo effect

Researchers from Haifa have pinpointed the neural pathway linking the brain and immune system, revealing how the placebo effect works and paving the way for new treatments for various diseases

15/02 What are the risks of listening to music while navigating on the Internet to work and study

A study compared the impact that this routine has when listening to music with or without daily lyrics in situations that require our concentration

14/02 The smartest fish in the sea

Manta rays can be one of the smartest fish in the ocean with the largest brain and brain areas associated with the ability to communicate, solve problems and learn very developed.

14/02 Discovery of hidden cerebral orbit that shapes decisions

TEHRAN- IRNA- Scientists have designed a hidden circuit model showing that small groups of neurons make decisions and simplify complex nervous activity; The discovery provides information about mental illnesses while it can enhance artificial intelligence and make machines more smart as humans in processing information.

14/02 Unusual sign newborn was gravely ill

A mother-of-three has revealed the unusual sign that her youngest child was suffering from a deadly illness.

13/02 Blackmail plotter jailed as Michael Schumacher’s wife Corinna intends to appeal

A nightclub bouncer who was the architect behind a plot to blackmail Michael Schumacher for $24 million has been sentenced to three years in prison.

13/02 He was bleeding, concussion in the brain, and entered a temporary coma ... his heart stopped for ten minutes!

He was bleeding, concussion in the brain, and entered a temporary coma ... his heart stopped for ten minutes!

13/02 A soldier died from meningococcal brain infections

Military personnel Nguyen Van Nghiep, 23 years old, worked in Military Region 1, was determined to die from the shock of the meningococcal brain infection.

13/02 Shock update on infamous cancer scammer

Convicted wellness fraudster Belle Gibson is still being chased by Consumer Affairs Victoria for the $410,000 she was ordered to pay in 2017.

13/02 Man that 'died' for six minutes has terrifying vision of afterlife

A man who claims he 'died' for six minutes after his heart stopped has shared his terrifying vision of the afterlife

13/02 Khloe Kardashian reveals ex’s ‘weird’ act in bedroom

Khloe Kardashian revealed she once dated a grown man who peed in their bed multiple times.

13/02 MAFS pair busted as cheating saga emerges

There’s been rumblings of a Married At First Sight cheating scandal set to rock the televised experiment for days now.

12/02 Four dementia risk factors revealed

It remains our biggest health worry as we age — even more so than cancer or losing mobility.

12/02 What are the signs of stroke?

What are the signs of stroke?

12/02 A woman drowned while snorkeling in Thailand during the Spring Festival and was declared brain dead! My sister choked up: I don't want to give up

A woman drowned while snorkeling in Thailand during the Spring Festival and was declared brain dead! My sister choked up: I don't want to give up

12/02 Dad forgets daughter after brain tumour misdiagnosed as vertigo

Marcus Williams, 35, was rushed into emergency surgery to remove a 98% of a brain tumour - and is now showing healthy signs of recovery

12/02 ‘Do whatever we want’: Kyle fires back

An angry Kyle Sandilands has taken a shot at any disgruntled ARN shareholders denying there is anything “to fix” at his KIISFM breakfast radio show which finished eighth in the latest radio ratings in Melbourne.

11/02 Researchers study the effects of stress auditory processing by examining mice - study

By examining the mice, the team discovered a clear effect of chronic stress on sound responses over time.

10/02 New York Dolls singer David Johansen reveals secret Stage 4 cancer, brain tumor battle

“This is the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my entire life.”

10/02 Microplastics are making their way into the human brain at higher levels than previously recorded

Between 2016 and 2024, the level of microplastics in analysed brain samples increased by 50 per cent. View on euronews

10/02 Medical reliance: Australians are turning to an alarming sleep trend, groundbreaking research reveals

A fifth of Australians regularly rely on medications to fall asleep, with eight per cent of people popping pills every single night in order to drift off.

10/02 The artist with a laughing league had hemorrhage into the brain

The Ukrainian comedian has experienced serious health problems. He had hemorrhage into the brain that caused convulsions and loss of consciousness.

10/02 An effective drug to confront stroke

An effective drug to confront stroke

10/02 Elon Musk CES 2025 Interview: AI, Robots, Brain-Computer Interface, United States, Mars

Elon Musk CES 2025 Interview: AI, Robots, Brain-Computer Interface, United States, Mars

09/02 Tomorrow's theme prospects OpenAI exceeds US$170 billion for artificial intelligence infrastructure configuration

Tomorrow's theme prospects OpenAI exceeds US$170 billion for artificial intelligence infrastructure configuration

09/02 The intellect between AI and people

Artificial intelligence (AI) can handle billions of text lines, solve the work to overcome human strength but lose in reasoning puzzles.

08/02 The smartest snake in the world

Royal cobra is said to be the smartest snake because they know how to use the brain to proactively ambush other snakes.

07/02 Burning candles can trigger brain fog and impair focus, study warns

Even brief exposure to pollution from candles may affect our ability to function.

07/02 This is the best posture to sleep and take care of your brain, according to scientific study

A recent study reveals that sleep quality is essential to prevent neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's. 

07/02 Netflix adaptation of Belle Gibson cancer scammer story is a dud

Netflix’s new six-part series Apple Cider Vinegar, out today, is based on the true story of Belle Gibson.

07/02 Comedian demolishes heckler in brutal scenes going viral

A female comedian has lashed out at a heckler during her stand-up gig after he did not like being on the receiving end of one of her jokes.

06/02 Kyle Sandilands shares worrying surgery update amid brain aneurysm diagnosis

Kyle Sandilands has shared a grim update on his health condition, days after revealing doctors found an aneurysm in his brain.

06/02 Study finds microplastics in US brains: Are they dangerous?

Traces of plastics were found in the brains of 54 people in the US. But experts say too little is known about health effects, or how common microplastics are in the brain.

06/02 Is there a relationship between brain structure and autism in children?

Is there a relationship between brain structure and autism in children?

06/02 Elon Musk’s six baby-faced DOGE engineers dismantling US government

Elon Musk’s DOGE has brought in a team of six baby-faced engineers, aged from 19 to 25, to assist in his controversial mission dismantling US government agencies.

06/02 ‘Astonishing’: What really happens as we die

It’s a question many of us will grapple with throughout our lives: what happens to us when we die?

06/02 Microplastics are reaching the human brain at increasingly high levels

Between 2016 and 2024, the level of microplastics in the brain samples analyzed increased by 50 percent. View on Euronews

05/02 Simple act could have saved 1yo left in car

The tragic death of a baby locked in a car outside her childcare centre has sparked calls for the introduction of mandatory reporting of unexplained absences of children in daycare and early learning centres.

04/02 Using brain cells ... scientists develop a revolutionary treatment for Parkinson's disease

Using brain cells ... scientists develop a revolutionary treatment for Parkinson's disease

04/02 James Weir recaps MAFS: Beauty queen’s rage over not being ‘hottest’

A Married At First Sight beauty queen trades world peace for anarchy on Tuesday night when she’s stripped of her tiara and told she’s not the hottest.

04/02 Detecting large amounts of micro -plastic in the human brain

A new study found the amount of micro -plastic and nano plastic accumulated in the human brain at a much higher level than in the liver and kidneys.

04/02 The emergency case of Ho Chi Minh City traffic accident plummeted

The medical examination and treatment in Ho Chi Minh City on the occasion of the Lunar New Year fell sharply compared to the same period, in which patients with traffic accidents decreased by 32%, emergency due to artillery and explosive materials, self -reduced by nearly 50%.

03/02 Ticket one in three Aussies are grabbing

The winning numbers for the massive $100m Oz Lotto jackpot have been drawn.

03/02 Teen killed in shark attack identified

Tributes have flowed for a teenage girl killed in a shark attack at a popular surfing beach off Bribie Island, north of Brisbane.

03/02 ‘Devastation’: Thousands without power amid floods

More than 7000 homes have been left without power and supermarket supplies are being rationed as deadly floods batter Far North Queensland.

03/02 Beware of long nap

Beware of long nap

03/02 A daily healthy habit that may reduce the risk of stroke .. What is it?

A daily healthy habit that may reduce the risk of stroke .. What is it?

03/02 Vile message history teacher sent 15yo

EXCLUSIVE

03/02 Man drowns at South Coast beach

A man who became distressed in the water at a beach on the NSW South Coast has died, in another tragic drowning in Australia this summer.

03/02 Australia’s ‘neo-Nazis’ unmasked

The exposure of more than a dozen neo-Nazis after a protest in Adelaide is an important step in holding them accountable for their views, an expert in political violence says.

03/02 ‘Don’t’: Bull sharks spotted at popular Sydney swimming spot

Dog owners have been issued a terrifying warning after multiple sharks were sighted at a popular swimming spot in Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

03/02 Fans fear for Justin Bieber in new photos: ‘Very concerning’

Fears continue to grow for Justin Bieber after he stepped out in New York looking dishevelled over the weekend.

02/02 Survivor of Laos 'alcohol poisoning' speaks of horror symptoms

The survivor of a suspected methanol poisoning has opened up about the harrowing ordeal and revealed the horror symptoms she suffered.

02/02 TikTok mum’s ‘bald-faced lie’ on kid’s illness

An Aussie influencer who filmed her sick child and uploaded it online in an effort to raise money allegedly drugged her daughter to cause her harm, a court was told.

01/02 Porn star Emily Willis has been left ‘permanently disabled’

The family of porn star Emily Willis is suing the rehab centre where she was found unconscious resulting in her sustaining permanent brain damage while at the facility for treatment for her ketamine addiction.

01/02 Daily habits that threaten brain health .. I know the importance of spending time with friends - the seventh day

Your brain controls everything, from your physical health to mental, however, many people do not understand some daily habits, such as listening to music loudly through earphones, and sitting a lot.

01/02 Drinking three cups of green tea daily may reduce dementia risk, study finds

The scientists concluded that the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of green tea might protect blood vessels and promote brain health.

01/02 Australian of the Year winner’s huge move

Professor Richard Scolyer AO, renowned scientist and 2024 joint Australian of the Year recipient, is leaving his role as co-medical director of the Melanoma Institute Australia.

31/01 Brand-new painkiller approved by US health agency

Suzetrigine (Journavx) is the first non-opioid painkiller to be approved in the US in 20 years. It could help over 80 million Americans living with severe acute pain and reduce the effects of the opioid crisis.

31/01 Viktor Orban's six wild, deceptive and downright false statements about the economy

The farm has taken a fly, but will only take off later. Bad sanctions can also be a good sanction if the purpose of peace is. 800,000 people invested their money in government securities, which is 800,000 families, they just have to be multiplied by four. The 13th month pension grows faster than the other 12 -month allowance. At least according to Viktor Orban.

30/01 Cause of TV star’s ‘unexpected death’ revealed

The cause of death for soap opera actress Esta TerBlanche has been revealed six months after her untimely passing.

29/01 Ukrainian woman tortured by Russians shares her harrowing experience

EXCLUSIVE: A Ukrainian civilian who was captured and tortured by Russian officials has shared her story - and has only one question to put to Vladimir Putin.

29/01 Controlling blood pressure protects the brain's health

A new clinical trial shows that maintaining severe blood pressure control for a short period of time can have a lasting benefits to the health of the elderly.

28/01 England ‘20 per cent behind Australia’: Cook

Former England captain Alastair Cook believes there are “two or three years of hard work” ahead of the English women after being “20 per cent behind Australia in everything” this Ashes.

28/01 Aus Idol star’s heartbreaking personal update

Australian Idol star Courtney Murphy has issued a sad update on his cancer battle, nearly one year on from his diagnosis.

28/01 Why do we feel more time with age?

TEHRAN- IRNA- Researchers have discovered reasons why the time is accelerating with our age; They have even offered ways to slow down time.

27/01 Brothel manager reveals surprising detail

A manager of a legal brothel has revealed the surprising side of the industry that many have no idea about.

27/01 Couple die after mysterious hotel drink delivery

A British woman and her fiance were allegedly fatally poisoned by methanol-laced limoncello mysteriously delivered to their Vietnam hotel.