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Brains of people with dementia shows greater accumulation of these particles

Australian radio host Kyle Sandilands announced on air yesterday that he has a brain aneurysm and needs urgent brain surgery.

Melbourne fullback Ryan Papenhuyzen says he's been able to implement some of the best habits of All Blacks great Dan Carter after a weekend in New Zealand.

Research looking at tissue from postmortems between 1997 and 2024 finds upward trend in contamination

The heralded Tour de Fromage saw the classic Primus lineup reunited – and Les Claypool rediscover the fretless 6-string that made him famous

Radio co-host of The Kyle & Jackie O Show, 53, reveals diagnosis on-air after Friday absence

Our increasingly noisy world has been linked to cardiovascular disease, anxiety and depression, as well as hearing loss. But that’s not the only reason we need more peace and quiet in our lives

I asked Dr. Acostamadiedo what causes night terrors, hallucinations and other parasomnias, to get to the root of my recurring night terror.

We all wish to age gracefully, staying as youthful, energetic, and mentally sharp as possible. Ageing is an inevitable part of life, but how we age is largely within our control. Just like a fine wine, we can mature gracefully, becoming better with time—both physically and mentally. From the foods…

Engaging in brain teasers and optical illusions offers both entertainment and cognitive benefits, challenging our perception, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills. Here’s a new puzzle that features an ice skater on a rink, challenging readers to find a mistake.

Plastic pollution isn't just a menace to the environment anymore, but its damage now extends to several aspects of human health. The tiny particles of plastic that are not even visible to the human eye make their way into the body through food, inhalation, and skin contact.