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Brain's blood surge doesn't match activity

Even if neurons don't fire, the brain sends an anticipatory rush of blood to the relevant neurons – a finding that may improve the way some brain scans are interpreted

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Why some people can't put two and two together

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Why some people can't put two and two together

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Model of surprise has 'wow' factor built in

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Model of surprise has 'wow' factor built in

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Tetris to treat the terror of trauma

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Eyes reveal health secrets of the brain

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Eyes reveal health secrets of the brain

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Doubts raised over brain scan findings

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Doubts raised over brain scan findings

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Is it really bad to be sad?

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Is it really bad to be sad?

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Pet dogs rival humans for emotional satisfaction

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Pet dogs rival humans for emotional satisfaction

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Magic reveals the brain's response to the impossible

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HRT may shrink women's brains

A common therapy for some symptoms of menopause seems to reduce brain size – possibly confirming a link with dementia

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Invention: Ultrasound brain 'window'

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Thyroid hormone might repair MS damage

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Cool your brain, save your mind

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Good memory for a face? Thank the love hormone

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