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Harlan Coben's Run Away is the New Year's Day Netflix binge that will break your brain — especially the final mind-boggling twist

I'm still reeling after watching Harlan Coben's Run Away, which is clearly the most fun you can have on New Year's Day without moving a muscle.

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5 Clues A Driver Isn’t Maintaining Their Vehicle Properly

Your senses pick it up before your brain does. A strange rattle at a stoplight, a puff of smoke drifting lazily from a tailpipe, or the unmistakable squeal of neglected brakes echoing through a parking lot. Cars are excellent storytellers, and when they’re not cared for properly, they tend to…

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Conservative and Christian? US right champions psychedelic drugs

Texas governor among those to call for expanded access to ibogaine, said to help with treating veterans with PTSD

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ChatGPT-5.2 feels more human than ever — but its real advantage comes from not being one

This powerful shift can help unlock better clarity, faster decisions and deeper insight from ChatGPT.

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Four-second naps and snoozing in flight: Extreme sleep methods help these animals evade danger

From napping half their brain while flying to taking four-second naps to survive parenthood, these animals have evolved clever ways to catch some shuteye.

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10 Hidden Emotions That Drive Your December Purchases

The air turns crisp, streets sparkle with lights, and suddenly every store window feels like a portal to another world. December has a way of stirring feelings that you didn’t even know were there. That extra impulse buy? That splurge on gifts or decorations? It’s not just about what’s on…

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8 Signs Your “Forgetfulness” Is Actually a Vitamin B12 Deficiency

You walk into a room and instantly forget why you are there. You struggle to find the right word in a conversation, or you feel a level of exhaustion that three cups of coffee can’t touch. It is easy to brush these moments off as “mom brain,” aging, or just…

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7 Ways Your Gut Health Is Secretly Controlling Your Mood

We use phrases like “trust your gut” or “I have a gut feeling” all the time. But science is discovering that this isn’t just a metaphor. Your gut is quite literally your second brain. It does more than just digest your lunch; it plays the strings of your emotions like…

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Health in 2025: The 5 medical breakthroughs that gave us hope

Euronews Health looks at some of this year’s top medical advances.

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‘Mongolian Jingle Bells’ Is The Throat Singing Viral Christmas Anthem Of 2025 That You Can’t Miss

"My brain did not expect this, but it’s amazing."

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Gift Anxiety: Do You Finally Realize Why You Avoid Looking at Your Bank App in December?

December usualy shows up like a sparkler in the dark, and suddenly your wallet feels lighter than your holiday spirits. Receipts pile up, online carts fill faster than Santa’s sleigh on turbo mode, and that once-innocent bank app now sends shivers down your spine.

Everybody Loves Your Money

6 Ways Your Body Screams “Burnout” Before Your Brain Realizes It

We live in a culture that glorifies the grind. Society teaches us to push through the fatigue, drink another coffee, and keep hustling. Often, our brains are so good at overriding our limits that we convince ourselves we are “just tired” or “having a busy week.” But your body? Your…

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Making this small change to your daily tea can reduce diabetes risk, says NHS GP

‘Habits can be changed, our bodies can get used to these things quite quickly, and small changes can make a big difference over time,’ says Dr Radha Modgil.

The Independent UK

Can't sleep? The 'relaxing' habit that kept me awake and how I got my sleep back on track

I thought de-stress games would help me wind-down before bed but gamifying relaxation just kept me awake.

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Tiny implant 'speaks' to the brain with LED light

By directly communicating with the brain, a new wireless device could someday help restore lost senses or manage pain without medications, its developers say.

The Conversation

The magic of maths: festive puzzles to give your brain and imagination a workout

Mathematics is a “science which requires a great amount of imagination”, said the 19th-century Russian maths professor Sofya Kovalevskaya – a pioneering figure for women’s equality in this subject.

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“This Made Me Laugh Way More Than It Should Have”: 93 Tweets For Anyone Tired Of The News (New Pics)

The day starts with notifications that feel heavier than coffee can fix. Headlines pile up, timelines blur together, and suddenly even scrolling feels exhausting. Somewhere between all that noise, humor sneaks in and does what it does best—cuts through the tension. This collection of tweets captures those unexpected laughs that…

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50 Cats That Are Just One Existential Crisis After Another

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After getting so drunk I hugged a bouncer before blacking out, I wondered, what does alcohol do to our brains?

Why do some people get drunk more quickly and feel more impaired? Biology and genetics play a role but alcohol’s effects on the brain are complex

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7 Nighttime Routines That Finally Cure Insomnia

It is 3:00 AM. The house is silent, but your mind is racing at a hundred miles per hour. You calculate how many hours of sleep you can get if you fall asleep right now. We have all been there. Insomnia is not just annoying; it is physically and emotionally…

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Why Tracking Sleep Beats Tracking Steps

Your smartwatch buzzes, your app chimes, and suddenly you know exactly how many steps you took today. You feel accomplished, energized, maybe even a little smug. But ask yourself this: did those steps make your brain sharper, your mood lighter, or your body more resilient? Probably not—because while counting steps…

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No, your brain doesn’t suddenly ‘fully develop’ at 25. Here’s what the neuroscience actually shows

If you scroll through TikTok or Instagram long enough, you’ll inevitably stumble across the line: “Your frontal lobe isn’t fully developed yet.” It’s become neuroscience’s go-to explanation for bad decisions, like ordering an extra drink at the bar or texting an ex you swore not to.

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Michael Bolton 'deeply grateful' for family

Michael Bolton feels "deeply grateful" to be surrounded by his three daughters and their children amid his brain cancer battle.

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Feel Like You're Constantly Thinking - or Worrying - About Food? Your Failsafe Guide to Turning Down Food Noise This Christmas

Food should be about nutrition, joy, and companionship - and it should never control you.

Euronews

Why you should try laughter yoga: The fun workout that’s good for your mind and heart

From lowering blood pressure and reducing inflammation to improving heart health and relieving stress, laughter has the power to trigger a number of positive chemical and physical benefits.

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