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How Shakespeare's intensity may help people with autism

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How Shakespeare's intensity may help people with autism

A special retelling of The Tempest shows how people with autism may be able to tap into the rhythmic heart of Shakespeare's plays

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Gaza conflict will traumatise a generation of children

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Gaza conflict will traumatise a generation of children

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Arthritis drug shows potential to stall Alzheimer's

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Arthritis drug shows potential to stall Alzheimer's

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Know this: the latest psychotherapy transforms lives

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Know this: the latest psychotherapy transforms lives

Opinion

Simple blood test gives early warning of Alzheimer's

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Simple blood test gives early warning of Alzheimer's

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Idle minds succumb to temptation of electric shocks

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Idle minds succumb to temptation of electric shocks

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A film homage to a brain-damaged friend

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A film homage to a brain-damaged friend

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The five most likely ways to beat dementia

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Human brain's ultimate barrier to open for first time

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Human brain's ultimate barrier to open for first time

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When an anthropologist tackles Alzheimer's disease

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When an anthropologist tackles Alzheimer's disease

Margaret Lock takes a holistic view of Alzheimer's. She warns that it's here to stay and explains why it's time to rethink one of our greatest health woes

Opinion

Technology

Memory implants: Chips to fix broken brains

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Learn a second language to slow ageing brain's decline

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Technology

Tweets map the world's emotional response in real-time

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Mindscapes: The woman who gets lost in her own home

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