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Humans

We may be able to tap into our memories from infancy

Studies in rats suggest that our earliest memories may lie dormant in the brain, ready to resurface given the right triggers

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Life

Napping before an exam is as good for your memory as cramming

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Blood from human teens rejuvenates body and brains of old mice

Health

Blood from human teens rejuvenates body and brains of old mice

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Superagers with amazing memories have Alzheimer’s brain plaques

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Superagers with amazing memories have Alzheimer’s brain plaques

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Health

$100 million project to make intelligence-boosting brain implant

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Technology

DeepMind's AI has learned to navigate the Tube using memory

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Humans

Don't think: How your brain works things out all by itself

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Humans

Wistful thinking: Why we are wired to dwell on the past

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Building blocks of memories seen in brains for the first time

Humans

Building blocks of memories seen in brains for the first time

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Health

Superagers with amazing memories have shrink-resistant brains

A small number of people over the age of 80 retain a good memory, which seems to be linked to their brains shrinking much less as they age

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Life

Rewinding memories may help us recall where the good stuff is

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Health

A bad night’s sleep messes with your brain’s memory connections

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Health

Mystery of déjà vu explained – it’s how we check our memories

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Life

Cherry or rhubarb? Orangutan mixes tasty cocktails in its mind

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