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How mastering the art of being alone can boost your mental health

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How mastering the art of being alone can boost your mental health

We are finally getting to grips with why solitude is so important. Here's how to use your alone time to get the biggest boost to your health and relationships

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Wildfire smoke may be deadliest effect of climate change in US

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How ketamine-assisted psychotherapy changed my life

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Mental health conditions may accelerate ageing by damaging RNA

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Anti-inflammatory nasal spray may ease symptoms of multiple sclerosis

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The war in Gaza is creating a health crisis that will span decades

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Ketamine’s unlikely conversion from rave drug to mental health therapy

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Coloured ultrasound scan of the abdomen of a pregnant female patient, showing a healthy nine week old foetus in the womb. At this age the foetus is about 5 cm long and weighs about 10 g.

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We should be open about organoid research to avoid a backlash

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The surprising promise and profound perils of AIs that fake empathy

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The surprising promise and profound perils of AIs that fake empathy

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How concussion can lead to brain damage - and what to do to prevent it

A new understanding of what happens to the brain after a knock to the head is finally waking us up to the risk of contact sports, and ways to stop long term damage

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1 in 8 people worldwide has obesity

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Bad therapy review: Is mental health industry fuelling youth crisis?

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Could the 'spirituality of science' provide the perks of religion?

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Early drug treatment leads to better outcomes for Crohn’s disease

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