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Why our brains work better with age

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Why our brains work better with age

Cognitive decline is a myth, say Michael Ramscar and Harald Baayen. The research behind the idea uses flawed models of how we learn in the real world

Opinion

The therapy pill: Forget your phobia in fast forward

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The therapy pill: Forget your phobia in fast forward

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Virtual reality therapy cures fears and phobias

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Virtual reality therapy cures fears and phobias

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Is OCD an addiction like drugs or gambling?

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First test to predict Alzheimer's years in advance

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First test to predict Alzheimer's years in advance

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Feeling sad? Computer knows by looking at how you move

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Feeling sad? Computer knows by looking at how you move

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Ear bath helps explain rare urge to cut off own limb

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Cannabis can kill without the influence of other drugs

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Cannabis can kill without the influence of other drugs

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Spit test could allow depression screening at school

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Spit test could allow depression screening at school

Boys with high levels of cortisol and depressive symptoms have a high risk of developing depression. This could be prevented if they can be identified

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Autoimmune attack behind some cases of schizophrenia

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Life

Exercise could help prevent age-related blindness

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Humans

Rethinking schizophrenia: Taming demons without drugs

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Antipsychotic drugs are schizophrenia's hidden gulag

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