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New kind of epilepsy shakes up memory

A newly revealed condition is challenging our assumption of how memories are formed – it may lead to more effective treatments for disorders like Alzheimer's and dementia

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'Anti-phobia pill' breaks link between memory and fear

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'Anti-phobia pill' breaks link between memory and fear

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Injection boosts memory in Alzheimer's animals

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Hypnosis used to induce 'synaesthesia'

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Protein reverses Alzheimer's brain damage

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Why do we need bras for babies?

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Why do we need bras for babies?

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Mouse brains suggest Ritalin is addictive

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Multiple sclerosis 'reversed' with stem cell therapy

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Eat a little less, remember more

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Leaky brain cell membranes linked to ageing

The origin of mysterious filaments that aggregate in the brains of people with Parkinson's and other neurodegenerative diseases may have been identified

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Cunning psychopaths manipulate their way out of jail

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Is it really bad to be sad?

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Eyes reveal health secrets of the brain

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Invention: Insulin chewing gum

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