Creative activities delay brain aging by 7 years: Study
New research reveals creative hobbies like dancing, music and art can delay brain aging by up to 7 years. Discover how simple activities protect your cognitive health.
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Kim Kardashian's Brain Scan Shows Low Activity
Kim Kardashian's brain scan revealed low frontal lobe activity linked to chronic stress during bar exam prep. Dr. Daniel Amen assessed Alzheimer's risk. Read details.
Love Is Blind: Science Finally Explains Why
Groundbreaking 2024 Australian research reveals how romantic love hijacks your brain's reward system. Discover the neuroscience behind why we idealize partners!
Cats Bonded With Humans 4,000 Years Ago: Study
A new DNA study reveals cats became human companions 4,000 years ago in Egypt, not 10,000 years ago as believed. Discover the surprising history of your feline friends!
7 Indian foods to boost your child's memory
Discover 7 common Indian foods like walnuts, ghee, and turmeric that can naturally enhance your child's memory and brain development. Consult a doctor before dietary changes.
MLB Prospect Xavier Isaac Survives Emergency Brain Surgery
Tampa Bay Rays prospect Xavier Isaac reveals shocking health scare that led to emergency brain surgery in July. The 21-year-old first baseman shares his recovery journey and plans for baseball comeback with renewed purpose.
Kim Kardashian's Brain Scan Shows Low Activity & Aneurysm
Kim Kardashian discovers low brain activity during recent scan, weeks after aneurysm diagnosis. Doctor links condition to chronic stress as she prepares for bar exam.
Brain Development Continues Until 30s: Cambridge Study
Cambridge University research reveals 5 distinct brain development stages, showing major changes continue into your 30s and beyond. Discover what this means for mental health.
Early vision crucial for infants' face recognition: Study
LVPEI research reveals infants need early visual exposure for brain development. Sounds may help recover vision if sight is restored later. Learn why early treatment matters.
Brain Matures at 32, Not 25: Groundbreaking Study
New research reveals the human brain matures at age 32, not 25. Discover how this changes our understanding of brain development and its implications.
Maharashtra Plans Leopard Census in Sugarcane Fields
Rising leopard conflicts in Pune, Ahilyanagar, and Nashik prompt a first-of-its-kind census in agricultural landscapes. Experts reveal the technical challenges and urgent need for data.
Adolescence lasts until 32, brain study finds
A Cambridge University study finds the brain remains adolescent until age 32, revealing five distinct life phases that impact mental health and dementia risk.
5 Brain Turning Points Discovered Across Lifespan
Cambridge study reveals 5 distinct brain development phases from childhood to late ageing. Understand how mental health and dementia risks change throughout life.
Brain's 5 Life Stages Revealed in New Cambridge Study
Cambridge University research reveals our brains undergo five distinct structural phases from childhood to old age. Discover how these 'eras' impact learning, aging and cognitive health.
Cheese linked to 24% lower dementia risk in study
New Japanese research reveals weekly cheese consumption associated with 24% reduced dementia risk. Discover how this common food might support brain health as you age.
5 Brain Transformations During Deep Sleep
Discover the 5 essential ways your brain cleans, heals and consolidates memories during deep sleep. Learn why quality sleep is vital for preventing Alzheimer's and maintaining mental sharpness.
How Brain Tumours Affect Vision: Complete Guide
Learn how brain tumours impact eyesight, from blurred vision to potential blindness. Early diagnosis and treatment can save your vision. Know the warning signs now.
Indian Student's UK Reality: Expectations vs Truth
Lakshita Bhagtani reveals the unfiltered reality of studying in UK - from hidden costs to culture shock. Essential watch for Indian students planning abroad studies.
Early Brain Cancer Signs: More Than Just Headaches
Discover 5 subtle early signs of brain cancer that extend beyond headaches. Learn to recognize nausea, cognitive changes, and vision problems for early detection and better treatment outcomes.
Stop Cognitive Decline Early: 6 Essential Tips
Cognitive decline can start as early as your 30s. Discover 6 proven methods, from sleep to nutrition, to protect your brain health and boost memory for the long term.
7 Superfoods to Boost Your Child's Brain Power
Discover the top 7 brain-boosting foods for children. Enhance memory, focus, and emotional well-being with eggs, nuts, berries, and more. Start their day right!
Pakistan FIA arrests two for human smuggling and forced begging
Pakistan's FIA arrests two human traffickers in Faisalabad operating forced begging ring and smuggling people to Europe. Details on the criminal network exposed.
Human Vestigial Organs Revealing Our Evolutionary Past
Explore the fascinating world of vestigial organs - nature's leftovers that reveal our evolutionary ancestry. Discover how these biological relics tell stories of our past.
Worldwide Condemnation of China's Treatment of Uyghurs
International pressure mounts as China faces global protests over human rights violations against Uyghur Muslims. Join the conversation about human rights protection.
TOEFL iBT 2026: Adaptive Test, Faster Scores Launched
ETS launches official adaptive TOEFL prep with Study.com for the 2026 test overhaul. Get faster scores, a personalized test, and a new CEFR-aligned scale. Prepare for global education success!
Ishaq Dar's Brussels Visit Amid Pakistan Rights Crisis
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar faces tough questions in Brussels as EU scrutinizes human rights record. Will economic ties survive rights concerns? Read analysis.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago: Oxford Study
Groundbreaking research reveals kissing originated 16-21 million years ago in primates. Discover how this intimate behavior evolved across species and what it reveals about human connection.
Ex-Delhi MLA Jitender Singh Shunty Joins Punjab Rights Panel
Former Delhi MLA Jitender Singh Shunty, Padma Shri awardee and social worker, appointed as member of Punjab Human Rights Commission. Learn about his humanitarian work and political journey.
India to Present National Perspective at UN Rights Council
India will present its national perspective during UN Human Rights Council review. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar affirms commitment to human rights principles.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago, Study Finds
New research reveals kissing emerged over 21 million years ago in great apes. Discover how this behaviour connects humans, Neanderthals and animals.
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