Social media and dementia risk: Leading doc explains why endless scrolling can slowly ‘chip’ away at cognitive brain reserve

Social media exists as an unbiased platform which creates brain benefits or damages, based on the amount of time users spend on it and their intended activities. Studies indicate that educational activities which help people learn and maintain contact with family members, will enhance their language abilities, but excessive high-intensity usage of social media, leads…

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Brain cancer: Study reveals two simple supplements that reduce tumour growth by 33%

Indian scientists have discovered that a combination of two common supplements, copper and resveratrol, can significantly weaken glioblastoma, a deadly brain cancer. In a study, this simple, non-toxic blend dramatically reduced tumor growth and aggression markers. Researchers believe this approach offers a new way to heal tumors rather than just destroy them, though self-medication is…

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