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Exploding head syndrome isn't as deadly as it sounds, but it's still a mystery to scientists
When you first hear of 'exploding head syndrome,' you might assume the worst, but even though it's not deadly, it's root ...
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When dreams and reality start to overlap
Dreams usually disappear the moment you wake up, but sometimes the boundary between dreaming and reality can feel ...
Robbie Williams has shared that he has a ‘bit of autism ’, which he has joked he uses as a ‘get out of jail free card’ in weird situations. The Take That singer, 52, has previously revealed he had ...
Fifty-three years ago, convicted criminal Jan-Erik Olsson walked into a bank on Norrmalmstorg, a square in central Stockholm, ...
When researchers at Lund University investigated how UM171, a molecule used to make blood stem cells multiply, works, they ...
A Six Flags rollercoaster that has been linked to two deaths and numerous injuries over the past 24 years has been shut down, ...
Instead, they had ridden an extreme roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain, known as X2, which draws thrill-seekers from ...
What happens in your brain when a short video is so engaging that you watch it all the way through? A 2026 peer-reviewed, preregistered brain-imaging study found that preferred short videos were ...
Katie Smith, whose murder conviction was based on what’s increasingly seen as junk science, is fighting for her freedom.
Surely, it cannot be worthwhile for a theme park to keep operating a roller coaster with such a long history of brain injury allegations.
Back in December 2025, I wrote about how more and more people around the United States were getting into fits of vomiting so violent that they scream and puke at the same time. The act has been ...
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