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To erase a bad memory, first become a child

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To erase a bad memory, first become a child

Returning the brain to a juvenile state could permanently erase a traumatic memory without long-term damage to memory

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Bigger brains tricked by optical illusion

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Bigger brains tricked by optical illusion

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Person with arm in cast looking down on an expanse of rubble, smoke and twisted wires

Health

Born scared: How your parents' trauma marks your genes

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Mapping the mind to the body – a little too easily

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Thoughts of religion prompt acts of punishment

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Thoughts of religion prompt acts of punishment

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Overweight people sniff out food better, even after lunch

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Overweight people sniff out food better, even after lunch

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Bad memory for faces? Blame your reading skills

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Bad memory for faces? Blame your reading skills

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iPhone app reveals the emotional downside of daydreams

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iPhone app reveals the emotional downside of daydreams

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Is this evidence that we can see the future?

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Is this evidence that we can see the future?

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Blood bubbles promise new treatments for brain disease

Health

Blood bubbles promise new treatments for brain disease

Bubbles in the blood can deliver drugs, make cells express certain genes and open up the blood-brain barrier, leading to new treatments for brain disease

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Calcium causes brain cell loss in Parkinson's

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Brain gym helps elderly drivers avoid crashes

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Life

Electrical brain stimulation improves math skills

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Life

Our ancestors had to grow bigger brains to make axes

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