A team of scientists led by the University of California Davis Health discovered that human brains have been growing larger over the decades, with babies born in the 1970s showing a 15 percent increase in brain surface area and 6.6 percent more brain volume compared to those born in the 1930s. This increase in brain size could potentially help stave off dementia as individuals age, according to a study published in JAMA Neurology, based on MRI data from the Framingham Heart Study.

Renowned bodybuilder, actor, and ex-politician Arnold Schwarzenegger recently underwent pacemaker surgery, humorously referring to himself as becoming more of a “machine,” reflecting his iconic Terminator role. Despite the procedure, the 76-year-old is in high spirits, already active in environmental events. His decision stemmed from previous heart surgeries causing irregular beats. With pacemakers benefiting millions, Schwarzenegger encourages self-care and following professional medical advice. Despite health challenges, he aims to resume filming for “FUBAR” soon.

Several women have accused neuroscientist Andrew Huberman of manipulation and infidelity, detailed in a New York Magazine exposé. Despite his public focus on health and wellness, the article sheds light on his complex personal life, including secret relationships and controlling behavior. One woman, referred to as Sarah, described feeling misled and eventually learning she contracted an STI while dating Huberman. The allegations paint a troubling picture of a man whose private actions contradict his public image.

On social media, a strange trend is emerging: surprise pregnancies linked to the diabetes drug Ozempic and weight loss shot Wegovy. People may be unexpectedly getting pregnant due to increased fertility from weight loss caused by these drugs. Changes in stomach lining can impact birth control efficacy as well. Novo Nordisk has even set up a website for reporting pregnancies while using Wegovy. Though a happy surprise for some, these pregnancies carry risks and require careful consideration.