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Mind

How much can you trust your own memory?

In Pieces of Light, psychologist Charles Fernyhough says the brain continually rewrites our past – so how accurate are our recollections?

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Health

Child abuse shrinks key brain memory centre

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Memory: How to hold on to it

Mind

Memory: How to hold on to it

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Memory: Forgetting and loss

Mind

Memory: Forgetting and loss

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Memory: How memories are made

Mind

Memory: How memories are made

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Memory: From sense to storage

Mind

Memory: From sense to storage

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Manhattan memory project: How 9/11 changed our brains

Life

Manhattan memory project: How 9/11 changed our brains

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Health

Alzheimer's clue homes in on musical memory

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Lost memory function reversed in old monkeys

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Technology

Rat memory restored by installing replay electronics

Rats can recall lost memories if the electrical brain activity associated with the forgotten task is replayed to them

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Earth

Monkeys show signs of advanced memory powers

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Life

Infant recall: The birth of memory

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Life

Memory sticks: When is it too late to bother?

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Life

Memory sticks: Seven ways to remember anything

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