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Monkeys meditate for marshmallows

Marmosets can learn to tune their brain to certain frequencies. Immune to placebo effects, they could objectively test brain-training treatments for epilepsy

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'Autistic' mice created – and treated

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Epigenetic clue to schizophrenia and bipolar disorder

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Epigenetic clue to schizophrenia and bipolar disorder

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Data gold mine lifts veil on world of online poker

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Data gold mine lifts veil on world of online poker

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Maker of cognitive training game seeks FDA approval

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Maker of cognitive training game seeks FDA approval

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Deep impact: The bad news about banging your head

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Deep impact: The bad news about banging your head

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Psychiatric illness is biggest source of Europe's ill health

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Beware the lone wolf radicals

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Crossing the borderline: Fixing personality disorders

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Crossing the borderline: Fixing personality disorders

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Autism risk rises for siblings of autistic children

Younger siblings of children with autism have an even higher chance of developing the condition themselves than previously thought

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Delirium in hospital can be a killer for the elderly

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Childhood autism spikes in geek heartlands

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Drug-loaded brain electrode could prevent seizures

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Slow-moving Alzheimer's can buy people more time

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