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Could brain scans ever be safe evidence?

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Could brain scans ever be safe evidence?

fMRI is a widely-accepted, useful research tool, but whether it can really predict who is telling the truth is another matter entirely

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Commentary: The marvellous mystery of mind

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Commentary: The marvellous mystery of mind

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Editorial: New lie detectors have yet to prove their worth

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Bad boys can blame behaviour on their hormones

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Bad boys can blame behaviour on their hormones

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Do we all have some synaesthetic ability?

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An icy stare really does make people feel cold

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Sweet smells lead to sweet dreams

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In pain? Take one masterpiece, three times a day

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Do supercharged brains give rise to autism?

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Do supercharged brains give rise to autism?

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Gender differences seen in brain connections

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Gender differences seen in brain connections

Men and women seem to have different densities of synapses in one region of the brain - the finding could help explain cognitive differences between the sexes

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Good with numbers? It's in your genes

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Life

Fresh neurons are key to memory and learning

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Technology

3D models take the guesswork out of brain surgery

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Life

Perspectives: Still a question of black vs white?

Opinion

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