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Scarred for life? The biology of childhood hardship

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Scarred for life? The biology of childhood hardship

Suffering in our early years can have terrible after-effects – not only on us but also on our descendants. We're now closing in on how the biology works

Opinion

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2013 Smart Guide: More people than ever 'mentally ill'

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Even the tiniest stroke can damage the brain

News

Gut instincts: The secrets of your second brain

Life

Gut instincts: The secrets of your second brain

Features

Target faulty brain circuits to treat mental illness

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Target faulty brain circuits to treat mental illness

Analysis

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New drug lifts hard-to-treat depression in hours

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Psychiatry is failing those with personality disorders

Opinion

Is schizophrenia more than one disease?

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Is schizophrenia more than one disease?

Opinion

Oliver Sacks

Humans

Oliver Sacks: I want to de-stigmatise hallucinations

Opinion

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Brain stimulation gives tics to those without Tourette's

Tourette's-free volunteers acquire copycat tics after brain stimulation, providing insight into the causes of the sydrome

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Is there an upside to anxiety?

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Young blood really is the key to youth

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Life

Memory: Lost in the here and now

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Memory: Boosting your mental fortress

Features

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