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The Severance finale broke Adam Scott's brain too
Warning: major spoilers for the Severance season 2 finale to follow. When it comes to his work, Adam Scott says, “my default position is just assuming...
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Model Chanel Iman Swears By These Off Duty Tees – We Found Affordable Lookalikes From $ 8
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Katrijn De Clercq sustains broken chin in Le Samyn des Dames crash
Katrijn De Clercq (Lotto) sustained a broken chin after being involved in a late-race crash at Le Samyn des Dames on Tuesday. The 23-year-old Belgian...
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science
La Crosse virus disease: The rare mosquito-borne illness that causes deadly brain inflammation
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books
'Severance' star Britt Lower leads Canadian film 'Darkest Miriam,' playing a Toronto librarian
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lifestyle
This 'fun' and 'challenging' Amazon game can help boost your brain health — and it's under $ 30
This bestselling game has nearly 24,000 five-star reviews. If you love a good brain teaser but are getting tired of the daily crossword — or just want...
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fitness
How Exercise Protects The Brain — Even After This Diagnosis
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parenting
Childhood adversity may blunt brain development rather than speed it up
A new study published in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience sheds light on how early exposure to family-related stressors, such as harsh parenting,...
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health / learning / science
Brain Activity Reveals How We Learn From Mistakes
New research uncovers how the brain processes learning by identifying the exact moment an animal learns a new skill. By observing individual neurons...
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pets
Starving Abandoned Puppy Waits in Forest With A Broken Leg Unable to Move
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The oral-brain axis: New research uncovers surprising links between the bacteria in your mouth and mental health symptoms
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self improvement
Scientists discover that memories are not just saved in the brain
Memory isn’t confined to your brain; cells throughout your body possess memory-like capabilities that challenge traditional notions of where and how...
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Anti-inflammatory brain cells activated by signals from gut bacteria
New research published in the journal Nature is describing the discovery of a novel subset of brain cell with the capacity to prevent...
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teaching
It’s time to end public funding for Catholic schools in Ontario
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movie & tv
I Broke Up With The Walking Dead, But The Walking Dead: Dead City Might Bring Me Back
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wellness
Arnold Schwarzenegger Reveals Yoga Can ‘Enhance Brain Function, Reduce Stress, and Support Long-Term Cognitive Health’
Arnold Schwarzenegger is always looking for new innovative methods to remain healthy and fit at 77. This led him to discuss the cognitive benefits of...
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cycling
5 Wild Finals I Want to See This Year at Milan-San Remo
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nutrition
Can Creatine Boost Your Brain Health?
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auto
Tiny device processes information like a human brain
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nature
Coffee in stereo: your brain records an odour’s spatial information
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nature
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cool stuff
Adam Scott as Ben Wyatt Predicts the ‘Severance’ Plot Line in a 2014 Episode of ‘Parks and Recreation’
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running
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technology
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entrepreneurship
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