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It's been so long since I played a 30 fps console game, it took me a week to realize Death Stranding 2 was literally giving me headaches

Lessons learned after years of 60 fps or bust.

PC Gamer

Mikayla Raines Dies by Suicide After Alleged Bullying from 'Close Friends' Husband Reveals Her Struggles

Mikayla Raines, founder of the SaveAFox sanctuary, died by suicide on 17 June, leaving behind a heartbroken community and a legacy of compassion.

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RFK Jr Admits He 'Did Not Fact Check' MAHA Report Before Non-Existent Sources Were Found in the Paper

RFK Jr. admitted that he neglected to fact check his "Make America Healthy Again" report before was revealed that several of the sources cited did not exist.

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How Your Brain Reacts Differently to Love vs. Lust

Love and lust are two powerful forces that shape our relationships, choices, and even our happiness. But have you ever wondered what’s actually happening in your brain when you feel butterflies for someone versus when you’re simply attracted to them? Understanding the difference between love and lust isn’t just fascinating—it…

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From Anxiety To Crispy Revenge: 50 Comics That Sum Up The Human Condition Made By This Artist

Christiann MacAuley doesn’t just make comics, she captures the exact brain static you get at 2 a.m. when you’re spiraling over whether you replied weird or just normal-weird.

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Is Critical Thinking Dead? MIT Study Finds Students Relying on ChatGPT Are Losing Brain Power

MIT research reveals that students using ChatGPT for essays exhibit poorer cognitive skills and reduced brain activity in memory and learning areas.

International Business Times UK

Embarrassed? Why this feeling might actually be good for you

Picture this: it’s your first day at a new job. You’re about to introduce yourself to a large group of people you’ll be working with – and promptly fall flat on your face. Not exactly the entrance you had in mind.

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Neuropathic pain has no immediate cause – research on a brain receptor may help stop this hard-to-treat condition

Pain is easy to understand until it isn’t. A stubbed toe or sprained ankle hurts, but it makes sense because the cause is clear and the pain fades as you heal.

The Conversation

Four simple lifestyle changes to reduce cognitive decline and dementia risk

Two healthy-ageing experts say interventions could result in both delayed disease onset and improved quality of life for millions of people

The Independent UK

Don't try this optical illusion in public

You need to do some weird things.

Creative Bloq

73 Hilarious Pun Memes That Prove Wordplay Is The Best Kind Of Comedy

Which one of these pun-packed memes made you laugh... or facepalm the hardest?

Bored Panda

MIT researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

Since ChatGPT appeared almost three years ago, the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on learning has been widely debated. Are they handy tools for personalised education, or gateways to academic dishonesty?

The Conversation

8 Common Medications Linked to Long-Term Cognitive Decline

When we think about medication side effects, we usually imagine headaches, nausea, or maybe drowsiness. But what if the real danger is something slower and...

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The simple blood test that can predict Alzheimer’s decline

There is currently no cure for the disease nor any definitive way to predict how quickly Alzheimer’s disease will progress, but this research could change that

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Does Drug Use Lead to Addiction, or Are Some Brains More Prone To Use Drugs?

Researchers argue that "we may need to reevaluate the causal assumptions that underlie brain disease models of addiction."

LiveScience

What animal has the best eyesight?

When it comes to exceptional eyesight, picking a clear winner is harder than you might think.

Tom’s Guide

Trouble sleeping? 7 expert steps to fix your circadian rhythm and fall asleep fast

A sleep doctor reveals how to fix your circadian rhythm for better sleep

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The moment I knew: as I signed the waiver for his emergency brain surgery, I felt pure devotion

When their new boyfriend suffered a catastrophic medical episode, Andrew Gordon-Nicholls realised they couldn’t imagine life without him

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Using AI bots like ChatGPT could be causing cognitive decline, new study shows

A new study shows that using ChatGPT could mean “a likely decrease” in learning skills and could internalise “shallow or biased perspectives”.

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This is your brain on ChatGPT

MIT finds AI tools like ChatGPT can limit brain activity, impair memory, and decrease user engagement.

The Conversation

Why some elite athletes face a higher risk of developing motor neurone disease – and what we’re doing about it

Motor neuron disease (MND) is a devastating condition that causes progressive muscle weakness by damaging the motor neurons, the nerve cells that connect the brain to muscles. These neurons allow us to move, breathe, eat and ultimately, stay alive.

TechRadar

New research says using AI reduces brain activity – but does that mean it's making us dumber?

New research points to AI reducing brain use, but it's about how, not if, you use the tool.

International Business Times UK

Adriana Smith Case Update: What Will Happen to the Newborn Baby of the Brain-Dead Mother?

After Adriana Smith's death, her premature baby fights for survival in NICU. Discover what's next for Chance and why this case sparked national debate.

LiveScience

Ketamine may treat depression by 'flattening the brain's hierarchies,' small study suggests

Ketamine leads to increased communication between areas of the brain that don't typically engage with each other, new research suggests.

LiveScience

We may finally know how Tylenol works — and it's not how we thought

According to a new study in rats, a key byproduct of acetaminophen, called AM404, may block pain at the source before it has a chance to reach the brain.

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