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Baby Brains Sculpted By Sugar

Before a baby takes a single breath, its brain is already following a set of chemical and physical instructions that decide what kind of...

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The Habits That Keep Your Brain Sharp | Dr. Sanjay Gupta

Dr. Sanjay Gupta told world leaders a simple truth with big stakes: your brain can get better at any age.Story SnapshotGupta said the brain is not fixed and can improve across life.He framed brain...

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Breathing Techniques to Reduce Stress and Anxiety — Dr. Andrew Huberman on the Physiological Sigh

The Science of Physiological Sighs for Stress Relief

A simple, two-inhale, long-exhale “physiological sigh” is being promoted as the fastest way to lower stress and steady your nerves — and clinical data...
Riders suffer brain injuries after riding Six Flags' X2 rollercoaster

Theme Park Thriller, Deadly Brain Bleeds

A theme park ride that thousands of people have screamed through since 2002 is now sitting empty after a string of brain injuries and...
How ultraprocessed food marketing keeps consumers addicted | The Listening Post

Engineered Cravings: The Food Trap

Food companies perfected a playbook that makes you crave, click, and keep eating—then sells that cycle back to you.Story SnapshotResearchers link ultra-processed foods to...
Normal Memory Loss vs Dementia - When should we worry about memory changes? #dementia #brainhealth

When Memory Lapses Start To Matter

Your brain is not broken if you walk into a room and forget why you went there. It is doing exactly what aging brains...
Why Walking Alone Isn’t Enough After 50

Why Walking Alone Isn’t Enough After Age 50

The reason walking stops “covering the bases” after 50 is straightforward physiology: aging selectively erodes the very systems—muscle strength, power, balance, and bone density—that...