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Do supercharged brains give rise to autism?

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Do supercharged brains give rise to autism?

Most theories about the disorder assume affected people have neurological deficits – in fact, the reverse may be true, says Maia Szalavitz

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US army is breaking rules to make terrorists talk

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Comment: Out-of-date drug laws are hurting people

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Comment: Out-of-date drug laws are hurting people

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'Autistic' mice give genetic clues

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Early pregnancy trauma boosts schizophrenia risk

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Sexual abuse of male soldiers common in Liberian war

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Is 'miracle' Alzheimer's cure too good to be true?

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Is 'miracle' Alzheimer's cure too good to be true?

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Gene mutations reveal schizophrenia's complexity

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Schizophrenia genes found at last

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Dementia vastly underestimated in low-income countries

The current test may miss impairments among people with little education because the standard test is innappropiate

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Dementia vastly underestimated in the developing world

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Aloof parents may produce autistic children

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Tiny scanner may monitor astronauts' mental health

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Laser headband brings Alzheimer's out of the shadows

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