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Fixing broken brains: a new understanding of depression

Untreatable depression is on the rise, hinting at fundamental flaws in our understanding of the illness. But new treatments offer hope for everyone

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Why cancer protects from Alzheimer's and vice versa

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Why cancer protects from Alzheimer's and vice versa

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Time-lapse map shows DNA development in growing brain

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Time-lapse map shows DNA development in growing brain

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Mindscapes: First man to hear people before they speak

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Mindscapes: First man to hear people before they speak

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Mindscapes: Transported by seizures to a land of bliss

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Mindscapes: Transported by seizures to a land of bliss

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The mental illness taboo is a problem for all of us

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The mental illness taboo is a problem for all of us

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The diagnosis of mental illness needs its own therapy

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The diagnosis of mental illness needs its own therapy

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Extreme therapy: Inside a hospital for dangerous minds

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Extreme therapy: Inside a hospital for dangerous minds

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Web of autism genes pinpoints key players

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Mindscapes: The man who needs to paralyse himself

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Mindscapes: The man who needs to paralyse himself

Sean tried to break his own back because his limbs felt wrong. Can self-paralysing or amputation "cure" people who don't bond with parts of their body?

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Rise of the autistic workforce

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Mindscapes: First interview with a dead man

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Mental disorders affect 1 in 5 US children each year

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Suicidal behaviour is a disease, psychiatrists argue

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