NDEs and psychedelics share surprising similarities
Groundbreaking research uncovers striking parallels between near-death experiences and psychedelic drug trips, shedding light on the mysteries of human consciousness.
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BBC Breakfast apologises for guest's on-air swearing
BBC Breakfast presenters were left red-faced after a guest accidentally dropped the F-bomb live on air, prompting an immediate apology from the show.
Casual drinking may harm your brain, study finds
New research suggests that even moderate alcohol consumption may have unexpected negative effects on brain health, challenging long-held assumptions about 'safe' drinking levels.
Music's powerful effects on aging brains revealed
Discover the powerful effects of music on mental well-being and brain function as we age, backed by scientific research.
The Mystery of Childhood Amnesia: Where Memories Go
Explore the fascinating science behind why we forget our earliest childhood memories and what happens to them in our brains.
How ageing changes your colour perception
New research reveals how ageing alters our perception of colours, from vibrant blues to muted reds. Discover the science behind why the world may look different as you grow older.
The Science of Racism and How to Combat It
Explore the psychological and neurological foundations of racism and discover evidence-based strategies to challenge prejudice in society.
CNBC host Jim Cramer swears live on air over Trump
CNBC's Jim Cramer accidentally swore live on air during a heated discussion about former President Donald Trump, leaving viewers stunned.
The attention span crisis: causes and solutions
Explore the science behind our dwindling attention spans and discover practical strategies to regain focus in an age of digital distraction.
The attention span crisis - can we focus again?
Experts explore why modern attention spans are dwindling and share science-backed strategies to regain concentration in an age of digital distraction.
Ear Device Zaps Brain to Boost Fitness
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking ear device that stimulates the brain to enhance fitness levels. Discover how this tiny gadget could transform your workout routine.
Labour council approves £100 fines for swearing
A Labour-run council has approved a controversial Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) allowing fines of up to £100 for swearing in public, raising concerns over civil liberties.
Dream recorder tech: Marvel or nightmare?
Scientists are developing a 'dream recorder' that could transform your subconscious thoughts into cinematic reels. But is this groundbreaking innovation a marvel or a nightmare?
Optimists share unique brain patterns when envisioning future
New research shows that optimistic individuals share distinct brain activity patterns when envisioning future events, offering insights into the neuroscience of positivity.
Science of Pain, G7 Drama & Magic Mushrooms: Top Reads
Dive into groundbreaking research on pain management, political turmoil at the G7, and surprising findings about magic mushrooms during pregnancy.
Science whiz competes for Miss England crown
A brilliant beauty with a neuroscience degree is turning heads as a Miss England finalist, proving brains and beauty go hand-in-hand.
5 Morning Habits to Boost Brain Power
A leading neuroscientist shares five simple morning routines that can enhance cognitive function, improve focus, and set you up for a productive day.
Magic mushrooms extend mouse lifespan in new study
A new study suggests that psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, may significantly extend lifespan in mice, opening exciting possibilities for human longevity research.
Thanet Council bans swearing in public spaces
Thanet Council has introduced a controversial ban on swearing in public spaces, sparking debates over civil liberties and local governance.
Councils Ban Swearing, Washing Lines & Basketball
Local councils across the UK are enforcing bizarre bans on everything from outdoor laundry to basketball, sparking outrage among residents. Are these rules justified or just plain overreach?
Science explains why you forget when entering a room
Discover the fascinating scientific explanation behind why we often forget why we entered a room—and what you can do to improve your memory.
Music may slow brain ageing, study finds
New research suggests that learning to play a musical instrument may help protect cognitive function as we age, offering a fun and engaging way to keep the brain sharp.
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