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Get off my back! How to reduce your stress levels

Two opposing strategies for dealing with the stress of modern life have been put forward by Dana Becker and Marc Shoen, but which is best?

Books & Arts

How a surgeon installs seizure sensors inside a skull

Technology

How a surgeon installs seizure sensors inside a skull

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Digital shrinks find depressed faces and body language

Technology

Digital shrinks find depressed faces and body language

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Brain circuits uniquely disrupted in Gulf War syndrome

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Brain circuits uniquely disrupted in Gulf War syndrome

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Battlefield action increases risk of later violence

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Battlefield action increases risk of later violence

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Smartphones can help us keep stress at bay

Life

Smartphones can help us keep stress at bay

Opinion

US Army needs to sharpen up PTSD diagnosis

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US Army needs to sharpen up PTSD diagnosis

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UK is 'sick man of Europe' – and getting worse

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UK is 'sick man of Europe' – and getting worse

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How electrodes in the brain block obsessive behaviour

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Life

Your true self: When the self breaks

That seamless sense of who you are can be disturbed by many things, including illness, injury or drugs, explain Anil Ananthaswamy and Graham Lawton

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Technology

Mood-sensing smartphone tells your shrink how you feel

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People in a vegetative state may feel pain

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Life

Bacteria boost fixes symptoms of autism in mice

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Life savings: Inside London's brain bank

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