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Intelligence

Brain-Eating Amoeba: Can You Catch It from Drinking Tap Water?

A rare but deadly microorganism known as a "brain-eating amoeba" was recently found in the drinking water supplies of two small towns in south-west Queensland, Australia. The amoeba, scientifically named Naegleria fowleri, was detected during a routine analysis of...

Phantom Limbs and the Brain’s Hidden Map: A New Scientific Discovery

For decades, neuroscientists believed they understood what happened in the brain after a person lost a limb. The prevailing theory suggested that the brain’s intricate body map would undergo a dramatic, large-scale reorganization, with neighboring body parts essentially "taking...

The Brain’s Night Shift: How Sleep Cleanses the Mind and Fights Dementia

For years, scientists have understood the vital importance of sleep for memory and cognitive function, but the exact mechanisms have remained something of a mystery. Now, a growing body of evidence suggests that during our slumber, the brain is...

A Journey Inside the Mind: How Your Brain Creates Thoughts

Have you ever stopped to wonder how your brain creates the endless stream of thoughts that fill your day? Or why a random memory might suddenly pop into your head without warning? It may seem like pure magic, but...

Practice Makes Perfect, But Does It Make You Smarter?

For most of us, the days of standardized testing are a distant memory. But for parents and students, the pressure to perform on cognitive ability tests, which are very similar to IQ tests, is a modern reality. Imagine a...

A False Alarm: Why a New Study on Fluoride and IQ Should Not Cause Alarm

For decades, fluoride has been a cornerstone of dentistry and public health, widely recognized for its ability to protect against tooth decay. In Australia, for instance, more than 90% of the population has access to fluoridated tap water, a...

A Natural Masterclass: 5 Things Trees Do That Can Teach Human Designers

In the vast, beautiful landscape of Tasmania, the mountain ash, the world's tallest flowering plant, stands as a living testament to nature's ingenuity. These remarkable trees, capable of reaching over 100 meters and living for centuries, are not just...

When Protective Fluid Goes Awry: A Neurologist Explains Billy Joel’s Diagnosis

The body's central nervous system is supported by a clear, protective liquid called cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). It cushions the brain and spinal cord, delivers nutrients, and clears waste, performing a role as vital as blood. For most of us,...

VietLand Group affirming Vietnamese businesses’ pioneering spirit at the 80th anniversary exposition

In the solemn atmosphere of the celebration of “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness”, the presence of VietLand Group at the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Center became a remarkable highlight. The enterprise presented the image of a pioneering...

The Digital Divide: How AI Companions Pose Hidden Psychological Risks

In a world where chronic loneliness is a recognized public health crisis, the explosive popularity of AI chatbots and ‘companions’ is perhaps unsurprising. Within days of its launch, Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot app Grok became Japan’s most downloaded app,...
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9-year-old Chen Kai Qin’s maturity journey on Malaysian runways

Starting modeling at a very young age, Chen Kai Qin has won admiration for her natural presence in front...
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