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Why You Feel Sleepy in Your Partner’s Arms: A Beautiful Sign of Trust and Love

Many people notice that sleep comes easily when they rest in their partner’s arms. The mind slows down, worries fade, and the body feels calm. This is not magic, but a natural response to emotional safety. Relationship experts explain that trust and affection help the nervous system relax. From real…

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Top Expert Reveals Clues 'Dozing' Donald Trump Suffered 'Secret Brain Stroke'

Medical expert Dr. Bruce Davidson claims Donald Trump suffered a 'secret stroke' in 2025.

International Business Times UK

8 Ways Long-Term Stress Changes How You React to Normal Situations

We often discuss stress as a temporary mood. Frequently, we treat it like a bad week at work that will eventually pass. While we claim we feel “stressed out,” we usually assume a bubble bath or good sleep will fix it and return us to normal. However, chronic stress changes…

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Emilia Clarke Reveals She Broke A Rib While Filming Intimate Scene With Three Men

“Just keep bringing it — I’m going to sit on this thing, you’re going to bring them in, we’re going to pretend to have s*x. I broke a rib that day," shared Emilia Clarke.

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FBI Warning: The “Quishing” Scam Is Hiding in Parking Meters (Don’t Scan It)

Image Source: ShutterStock.com Pulling into a parking spot downtown, you realize you are running five minutes late for dinner. You rush to the meter, only to find the coin slot jammed or the card reader looking ancient. Suddenly, a bright, clean QR code sticker appears, saying “Scan to Pay.” It…

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7 “As Seen on TV” Products That Actually Work (and 3 That Don’t)

We have all been there at some point, staring at the TV late at night. It is 11:00 PM, you are tired, and suddenly a charismatic pitchman is screaming at you about a revolutionary sponge or a pan that can cook an egg without butter. The infomercial is an art…

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Does Comparison Make Your Progress Feel Smaller?

You finish a long day feeling proud of what you got done, then one glance at someone else’s highlight reel turns that pride into a weak shrug. Suddenly, your solid effort feels tiny, slow, and somehow unimpressive. That emotional whiplash is not random, and it is definitely not a personal…

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Shirley Ballas has brain scan as Strictly judge rushed to hospital after 'scary' fall

The star of the BBC dance show has said that she was ‘very lucky’ as she shared a health update with fans

Evening Standard

Early Signs of Parkinson's Disease: Motor and Non-Motor Symptoms You Should Know

Early Parkinson's disease signs include motor and non-motor symptoms. Learn how early recognition supports timely diagnosis and better long-term care.

Medical Daily

No, it's not the 'most depressing day of the year' but Blue Monday can still wreck your sleep — doctors explain why

Does Blue Monday have any real impact on your sleep? Here's everything you need to know.

Tom’s Guide

Sudden Confusion in Elderly: Key Delirium Symptoms and Warning Signs of an Emergency

Learn what sudden confusion in elderly adults means, key delirium symptoms to watch for, and when urgent medical care is critical to protect brain health.

Medical Daily

Do Cellphones Cause Cancer? RFK Jr.'s HHS Is Suppressing FDA Data Confirming Cellphone Safety.

The Department of Health and Human Services is launching a study apparently trying to find otherwise.

Reason

Do SAD lamps work? Experts explain how to beat the winter blues

Light therapy has grown in popularity, with plenty investing in SAD lamps and wake-up alarm clocks

The Independent UK

'Zombie' cells may drive common form of epilepsy

Scientists are unraveling the role of senescent cells in a common form of epilepsy, and it could point to new treatments.

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New Study: The Scary Link Between Gum Disease and Alzheimer’s

You might think forgetting where you put your keys is just a sign of aging or a symptom of a busy schedule. We have been told for years that cognitive decline largely stems from genetics or lifestyle choices like diet and exercise. However, new research points to an overlooked factor…

The Conversation

Raccoons break into liquor stores, scale skyscrapers and pick locks – studying their clever brains can clarify human intelligence, too

When a curious raccoon broke into an Ashland, Virginia, liquor store in December 2025, sampled the stock and passed out on the bathroom floor, the story went viral within minutes. The local animal shelter’s Facebook post was picked up by national and international outlets and quickly inspired raccoon-themed cocktails, “trashed…

Reason

Zen and the Art of Persuasive Writing, Abstract to Concrete: Analogies and Metaphors.

Make the important interesting. —James Fallows We have plumbed the depths of abstract words, but what about abstract ideas? Abstractions… The post Zen and the Art of Persuasive Writing, Abstract to Concrete: Analogies and Metaphors. appeared first on Reason.com.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman raises $252 million for brain computer interface venture — but Merge Labs is still in an early research phase

OpenAI has signaled its intentions to become a major player in brain computer interfaces (BCIs) with a $252 million investment in Merge Labs.

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'What's good for your heart is good for the brain' - neurologist reveals 5 tips to lower dementia risk

Neurologist Professor Catherine Mummery encourages us to look at our lives and see if there’s anything to improve to protect our brain and lower dementia risk

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Jackass star Johnny Knoxville can't be hit over head in stunts after suffering brain haemorrhage

Johnny Knoxville can no longer be hit over the head during Jackass stunts, because he is "way over [his] limit for concussions" after suffering a brain haemorrhage, but he "doesn't care about anything else".

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Hospital security kill brain cancer patient after mistaking pink cigarette lighter for a gun

Security entered Trevor Dubois' room after receiving reports of a gun inside, minutes later the patient was dead.

The Conversation

Australia needs a canine brain bank to reduce the risk of dog attacks

Dog attacks are on the rise in Australia. The most recent data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare show dog-related hospital admissions more than doubled in the eight years to 2021.

Cycling Weekly

Influential cycling designer Jim Blackburn passes away aged 86

The US rack designer changed the industry with his designs that became the luggage carrying standard

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47 Posts That Perfectly Capture Life With A Spicy, Neurodivergent Brain

These neurodivergent memes capture that strange mix of brilliance, overwhelm, humor, and exhaustion that comes with a spicy brain. These posts turn small struggles into something laughable and deeply relatable. Each meme feels like a quiet nod that says you’re not imagining it, and you’re definitely not alone.

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Kids with brain cancer were already in a life and death struggle. Then came Trump

The US president vowed to ‘end childhood cancer’. But his administration is dismantling the search for a cure and sending families scrambling for treatment

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