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Why taking our grief out into nature can help us heal

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Why taking our grief out into nature can help us heal

When we lose a loved one, it has a profound effect on our bodies. Taking our grief outside offers us better healing in the long term than shutting it away, says Ruth Allen

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A subdural hematoma, where blood collects between the skull and the surface of the brain, which can occur after a head injury

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Some brain injury patients would recover if life support weren't ended

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Humans

Human brains have been mysteriously preserved for thousands of years

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Mild haemophilia may add an extra year or two to someone's life

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Life expectancy gap between men and women is closing worldwide

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Technology

AI trained on millions of life stories can predict risk of early death

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Why has the death of Matthew Perry affected so many of us so much?

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Why has the death of Matthew Perry affected so many of us so much?

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Why is Canada's assisted dying policy in the global spotlight?

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Some people are aware during CPR and can remember the experience

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Sudden infant death syndrome may have a biological cause

The condition may at least partly be caused by insufficient binding of a neurotransmitter to receptors in the brainstem

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Irregular sleep linked to a higher risk of death over the next 7 years

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Brain activity of dying people shows signs of near-death experiences

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How long can humans live? We may not have hit the limit yet

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Humans

Frozen Head review: Why do some people want to be frozen after death?

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