Brain and Nerves
Did Our Gut Evolve Before Our Brain? A New Perspective
Australian researchers propose that the gut's nervous system could be the body's first neural network, reshaping our understanding of brain evolution.
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Understanding Brain Fog: Causes and Solutions
Explore the causes and management strategies for brain fog, a condition affecting cognitive clarity.
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Exploring the Connection Between Gut Bacteria and Brain Function
Research reveals that gut bacteria play a significant role in influencing brain activity and emotional well-being.
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Navigating AI's Impact on Recruitment: Stress and Strategy
AI tools are transforming recruitment, creating both benefits and challenges for candidates and recruiters alike.
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Apple's HomeView Smart Hub Launches: Key Features to Know
Apple's HomeView smart hub, launching November 13, offers enhanced Siri features, user recognition, and more.
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DNA Folding Goes Wrong in Alzheimer's Brain Cells, Study Finds
The three-dimensional architecture of DNA is disrupted inside brain cells affected by Alzheimer's disease, altering which genes are switched on.
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Art Alexakis: How His MS Diagnosis Became a Blessing
Art Alexakis, frontman of Everclear, has spent the past decade living with relapsing multiple sclerosis while continuing to tour and record.
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GLP‑1 Drugs May Lower Migraine-Related Health Care Use
A preliminary observational study presented at the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting (April 18–22, 2026) suggests GLP‑1 receptor agonists (GLP‑1 RAs) — medications such as…
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84; Parkinson's Diagnosis Revised to PSP
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., a civil rights leader, two-time presidential candidate and founder of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, has died at 84, his family announced.
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Art Alexakis: MS Diagnosis Felt Like a Blessing
Art Alexakis, the singer and frontman of Grammy‑nominated rock band Everclear, recently finished a 43‑show run celebrating the 30th anniversary of Sparkle and Fade.
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Short Intermittent Fasts Rarely Harm Adult Cognition
A new meta-analysis in Psychological Bulletin pooled 63 studies involving more than 3,400 participants to examine how short-term intermittent fasting (fasts under 24 hours) affects…
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Julianne Moore, a Decade Later, Still Advocates for Alzheimer’s
Julianne Moore won an Academy Award in 2015 for her portrayal of a linguistics professor diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s in the film Still Alice.