Researchers explore possible connection between a widely used drug and dementia risk

Dementia can be caused by a number of factors. According to Dementia UK, those factors include genetics, age, brain changes, the person’s lifestyle, as well as other health conditions. The condition develops when brain cells are damaged and fail to communicate with each other, which leads to shrinking of different areas of the brain. A recent research…

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Love is more than romance—it’s a biological necessity. Neuroscientist *Stephanie Cacioppo* of the University of Oregon says…

Love isn’t just a feeling—it’s biology. Neuroscientist Dr. Stephanie Cacioppo calls it “as vital as food or water,” and brain imaging confirms it: your body treats connection like oxygen. Without it, systems break down. **The Hormones of Connection** Love’s chemistry isn’t myth—it’s measurable. Oxytocin drives trust and bonding while boosting immunity. Vasopressin sustains long-term commitment…

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Not all heroes wear capes, or look shredded for that matter Full story below:

Amid the chaos and destruction caused by the devastating flash floods that struck central Texas during Fourth of July celebrations, one Minnesota couple’s quick thinking and selfless actions proved to be nothing short of heroic. Lyle and Sue Glenna, seasonal workers from Minnesota stationed at a campground near the Guadalupe River, found themselves in the…

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Mother Spots Something Terrifying on Baby’s Camera—Rushed to the Room in Panic

A mother reviewed the footage from the nursery’s security camera and noticed something horrifying 😱😱 The nursery was equipped with a surveillance camera. The parents had installed it to always be sure their baby was safe. They especially trusted their dog—every night, he would lie beside the crib and never leave its side. That evening,…

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