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Special feature: The five ages of the brain

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Special feature: The five ages of the brain

Our brains change more than any other part of our bodies over the course of our lives. New Scientist looks at the five distinct stages of brain development – and how you can get the best out of each one

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The five ages of the brain: Old age

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The five ages of the brain: Old age

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The five ages of the brain: Adulthood

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The five ages of the brain: Adulthood

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The five ages of the brain: Adolescence

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The five ages of the brain: Adolescence

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Sweet dreams are made of geomagnetic activity

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Sweet dreams are made of geomagnetic activity

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Autistic toddlers live in a synchronised world

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Early humans may have cared for disabled young

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Early humans may have cared for disabled young

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Our complex brains thrive on the edge of chaos

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Déjà vu: Where fact meets fantasy

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Déjà vu: Where fact meets fantasy

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Review: <i>Supersense</i> by Bruce M. Hood

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Review: Supersense by Bruce M. Hood

Would Richard Dawkins wear a killer's cardigan? Strange as the question might seem, the answer could tell us a lot about how our brains harbour superstitions

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Desire to amputate healthy limbs shows up in brain scans

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Brain quirk could help explain financial crisis

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Scientists have flash of light over Parkinson's treatment

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Brain science and the search for the self

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