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I was waking up at 3 a.m. for weeks — these 3 relaxation techniques help me fall back asleep fast again

After waking up at 3am every night, I've found the three best relaxation techniques to fall back to sleep quickly — and experts agree

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Can chickens really run around with their heads cut off?

There's lore about chickens surviving from seconds to months after their heads are chopped off, but what does the science say?

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The 16 best prog rock albums our hi-fi experts recommend for testing

Prog is designed to push boundaries, as well as your hi-fi system’s capabilities

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Why Chanting Hanuman Ji’s Name Affects the Mind in a Strange Way

There’s something unusual that happens when you chant Hanuman Ji’s name. At first, it feels simple just repetition. But slowly, something shifts inside you. Your thoughts begin to slow down. The constant noise fades. Fear doesn’t disappear instantly but it loses its grip. Even your reactions start changing in ways…

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Dead as Disco is easily one of the best indie games I’ve ever played — and after 20 hours of demo, it beats the ‘brilliant’ Hi-Fi Rush in one major way

Dead as Disco is an incredibly promising beat 'em up game, and after 20 hours of playtime in the demo, I'm convinced it'll be an instant hit.

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10 Times Your “Check Engine” Light Doesn’t Mean Trouble

Few things spike your stress faster than seeing that glowing little engine icon pop on while you’re driving. Your brain jumps straight to worst-case scenarios—expensive repairs, breakdowns on the highway, or a mechanic bill that ruins your month.

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Why Your Mind Feels Heavy Mostly at Night

Have you ever noticed how everything feels fine during the day, but as soon as night comes, your mind starts to feel heavy? Thoughts you ignored earlier suddenly come back. Small worries feel bigger. Even your mood may change without any clear reason. This experience is very common. Many people…

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Science history: Doctor autopsies the brain of a man who couldn't speak — and reveals the seat of spoken language — April 18, 1861

Dr. Paul Broca conducted an autopsy on a patient known as "Tan," who had aphasia, or the inability to speak. Broca's work identified a region of the brain that is key to spoken language.

LiveScience

Scientists Say This Hidden Brain Trigger Could Be Driving High Blood Pressure in Millions

High blood pressure, often called hypertension, affects millions of Americans and is one of the leading causes of heart attacks and strokes. What makes it...

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Recognizing Different Seizure Types, Triggers, and Key Symptoms

Epilepsy and seizures explained in clear language, covering common triggers, main seizure types, and key seizure symptoms to help readers recognize episodes and seek timely care.

Medical Daily

Living With Anemia and How Low Red Blood Cells And Hemoglobin Limit Oxygen Delivery And Energy

Learn how anemia, low red blood cells, and hemoglobin reduce oxygen delivery, trigger fatigue, and impact daily energy, plus why early testing and treatment matter.

Medical Daily

Slowly does it: how to be patient in a world that wants everything right now

From next-day delivery to kids’ TV shows on demand, have we forgotten how to wait for … anything? The good news is that patience is a skill that can be cultivated – by parents and children alike. Here’s how

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"I have been looking for that brain forever. Someone might be using it as a paperweight for all I know." The day that surrealist art legend Salvador Dalí recreated Alice Cooper’s brain using a chocolate éclair, ants and diamonds

"I wasn’t exactly sure what was going on"

Louder

Veterans are traveling to Mexico to Get Ibogaine for PTSD, now Trump Plans to Order Study on Psychedelic Drug

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order in the next days aimed at expanding U.S. research into ibogaine, a psychedelic compound that some clinics abroad use to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, addiction, depression and anxiety, according to CBS News.

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We Put Together A 28-Question School Trivia Quiz – Any Score Above 24 Is Seriously Impressive

Were you one of the top students in your class back in the day? Let’s find out how much of that school knowledge you still remember today. We designed this general knowledge quiz to challenge your brain without the stress of real exams or grades. In this multi-subject trivia quiz,…

The Times of India

Who is Noor Aziz Ahmadzai? Afghan veteran suffers serious brain injury after attack at UK railway station

An Afghan Special Forces veteran who once served alongside British troops is fighting for life after suffering a serious brain injury in an alleged assault while working as a security guard in the UK, police said.

The Conversation

The truth about child IQ: research shows it fluctuates and may be an unreliable predictor of future success

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is arguably the most celebrated child prodigy in history, composing his first pieces of music aged five, his first symphony at eight and his first opera at 11. After a study in 1993 found that listening to Mozart could improve spatial IQ – prompting headlines such as…

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Karun Chandhok: Red Bull has a "big job" to stop brain drain

Karun Chandhok has warned Red Bull’s leadership that it faces a major task to stop the team’s ongoing 'brain drain' amid a difficult start to the 2026 season

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Decoding Destructive Behavior in Dogs: Boredom, Stress, or Training Gaps?

Consistent training and positive reinforcement guide dogs toward appropriate behavior.

Destructive behavior in dogs is a common concern among pet owners, often manifesting as chewing furniture, digging, or damaging household items. This article explores the underlying reasons behind such behavior, focusing on three primary causes: boredom, stress, and training gaps.…

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30 Questions That Reveal Whether You’re A Left-Brain Or Right-Brain Thinker

Some people can't leave the house without a plan. Others make the plan up as they go and call it fine. And somehow, both types are convinced their way makes more sense. Answer these 30 questions and you'll know which side of your brain is actually running the show.

Times Pets

Holistic Nutrition Plans for Stress-Free and Healthy Pets

What is Holistic Pet Nutrition?

A variety of natural foods used to create balanced and nutritious meals for pets.

Holistic nutrition means looking at your pet as a whole considering their age, breed, lifestyle, emotional health, and environment. It combines natural foods, proper feeding habits, and mindful care to…

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7 Situations Where Women Should Trust Their Instincts—But Often Don’t

There’s a quiet voice most women recognize—the gut feeling that something isn’t quite right. It doesn’t shout, and it rarely comes with a full explanation, but it’s persistent. Research in behavioral psychology suggests that intuition is often the brain processing subtle cues faster than conscious thought can keep up. Yet…

Medical Daily

Menopause Brain Fog Explained: Causes, Symptoms, and Proven Ways to Improve Focus

Menopause symptoms and brain fog explained with causes, sleep disruption, and proven strategies to improve memory, focus, and cognitive function.

Times Pets

9 Dog Habits That Have a Scientific Explanation

Dogs may seem unpredictable at times, reacting to things we cannot see or repeating habits that appear strange, but science reveals that most of their behaviours are not random at all, and instead are deeply rooted in evolution, communication systems, emotional bonding, and sensory perception that humans often fail to…

Tom’s Guide

I’m getting 2 hours extra sleep a night and more energy after making this simple change to my routine — but there’s a catch

Because of this change, I've gone from sleeping 7 hours a night to 9. Two neuroscientists explain why I need more sleep and how to fix my schedule to get the rest I need for better energy and happiness

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