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Wanted: Interrogation that works and isn't torture

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Wanted: Interrogation that works and isn't torture

The US government wants scientists to reveal the best way to get information out of prisoners without torturing them – but is there anything to tell?

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Many degrees of separation in dementia brains

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Many degrees of separation in dementia brains

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Keyboard style could give early warning of dementia

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Keyboard style could give early warning of dementia

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Why humans can't navigate out of a paper bag

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Why humans can't navigate out of a paper bag

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'Dostoevsky mice' cured of epilepsy

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Monotony was 'most difficult part' of simulated Mars trip

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Monotony was 'most difficult part' of simulated Mars trip

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Review: <i>Addiction</i> by Gene Heyman

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Review: Addiction by Gene Heyman

Books & Arts

Artistic tendencies linked to 'schizophrenia gene'

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Artistic tendencies linked to 'schizophrenia gene'

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Autism alters how kids sense motion

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Eavesdropping on the music of the brain

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Eavesdropping on the music of the brain

A new way of analysing brain activity as sound may reveal previously unknown differences and similarities between healthy and dysfunctional brains

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Life

US grandparents 'smarter' than UK counterparts

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Like a hole in the head: The return of trepanation

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Oxidative stress may be to blame for Down's symptoms

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Tangled proteins may spread Alzheimer's through brain

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