"The brain is not fixed—like a muscle, it responds to training and care," Dr. Majid Fotuhi, MD, Ph.D., told Newsweek.

After a day of stress and chaos, you grab your phone at night to “relax,” but brain rot may be doing more harm than good.

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Organizers say the pen pal program between Northern Michigan and Bahamian schools proved successful in its first year and ...

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“Interest and boredom and happiness all share something in common—whatever you consider interesting, boring, or joyful is idiosyncratic to you,” Dr. Danckert pointed out. “Others might find your ...