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Melissa and Jasmine Hemsley holding plates of food

Health

The Hemsley effect: why we fall for celebrity food advice

Faddish diets from insta-food stars like the Hemsley sisters thrive in a world that favours easy explanations over real science, says Anthony Warner

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Some adolescents are hugging but one is using a mobile phone behind the other's back

Technology

Do you have a secret? The way you write emails may give it away

News

A girl in bed surrounded by scary toys

Humans

Nightmare FAQs: The 5 dream questions you were too afraid to ask

Features

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Humans

The upside of nightmares: How bad dreams are also good for you

Features

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Humans

Why are religions so judgemental? Ask evolution

Features

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Humans

Other minds and cryptominds, from babies to robots to God

CultureLab

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Earth

Climate change has been kind to Americans - but it won't last

News

The layout of QWERTY keyboards shapes our feelings about words

Technology

The layout of QWERTY keyboards shapes our feelings about words

News

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Life

We are zombies rewriting our mental history to feel in control

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Health

Why so much science research is flawed – and what to do about it

Dodgy results are fuelling flawed policy decisions and undermining medical advances. They could even make us lose faith in science. �鶹��ý investigates

Features

Mind

Science isn't as solid as it should be – but science can fix it

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Life

Has ritual human sacrifice shaped societies and class systems?

News

Health

Toxic form of tau protein foils memory formation in Alzheimer's

News

Humans

The Myth of the Moral Brain: Could a drug make us nicer people?

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