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台北時報
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The surprising ways to help save your brain from the cognitive cliff

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (642+ words) The Guardian: You write that instead of fearing cognitive decline, “changing the way you think about the brain cliff can literally change the way you think and remember.” How? Norman Swan: There are three things you need to know which…...

The Hearty Soul
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Neurologist Says the Best Stimulation for Your Brain Isn’t What You Think

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1168+ words) Keeping your brain sharp as you age might bring to mind crossword puzzles, memory games, or learning a new language. Those can all challenge the brain, but according to one neurologist who specializes in memory disorders, one of the best…...

Medical Daily
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One Abnormal Lab Value Turned a Student's First Psychotic Episode into a Hunt Inside a Pea-Sized Gland

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (960+ words) She was a university student with no psychiatric history and no family history of mental illness. Over three months, her grandiose ideas hardened into fixed delusions: that others envied her, that she had received a secret marriage proposal, that she…...

Forbes
forbes.com > sites > kevinkruse > 08/18/2026 > the-stanford-neuroscientist-who-debunks-brain-hacks-says-this-one-actually-works

The Stanford Neuroscientist Who Debunks ‘Brain Hacks’ Says This One Actually Works

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (615+ words) Dr. Ben Rein has built an audience of over a million people by asking one question about the health claims flooding their feeds: Does the data actually confirm that? Is sugar more addictive than cocaine? “Hardly anything is more addictive…...