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Mind controls: Running electricity through the skull

Transcranial direct current stimulation helps people recover from stroke – and boosts learning of both manual and mathematical skills

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Psychedelic drug cuts brain blood flow and connections

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Psychedelic drug cuts brain blood flow and connections

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Brain scans suggest psychopaths could be treated

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Brain scans suggest psychopaths could be treated

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Should steroid users take drugs to treat 'roid rage'?

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Should steroid users take drugs to treat 'roid rage'?

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Dye slows ageing and Alzheimer's protein formation

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Stress hormone combats fear of heights

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Stress hormone combats fear of heights

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Lab-grown neurons might repair Alzheimer's brains

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Faulty testosterone cycle may explain male autism bias

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The man who gets into the minds of psychopaths

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Infectious moods: A depressing side effect

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Infectious moods: A depressing side effect

Chemical messengers from the immune system can wreak emotional havoc if they cross into the brain – even in people who otherwise seem healthy

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Antipsychotic drug prescriptions triple in the US

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Call to reopen drug trial suicide investigations

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Born scared: How your parents' trauma marks your genes

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When it comes to traumatic flashbacks, Tetris blocks

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