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The neuroscience of interrogation: Why torture doesn’t work

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The neuroscience of interrogation: Why torture doesn’t work

"Enhanced interrogation" may get someone to talk, but there's no evidence that it's the truth. A book cross-examines the true consequences of torture

CultureLab

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Is evil a disease? ISIS and the neuroscience of brutality

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Ultrasound prises open brain's protective barrier for first time

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Ultrasound prises open brain's protective barrier for first time

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Alzheimer's drug found to cause harm to mouse brain cells

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Alzheimer's drug found to cause harm to mouse brain cells

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Brain expert: Why I jumped ship to Google

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Brain expert: Why I jumped ship to Google

Opinion

Lie-detecting algorithm spots fibbing faces better than humans

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Lie-detecting algorithm spots fibbing faces better than humans

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Would you take a genetic test that could lay bare your destiny?

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Would you take a genetic test that could lay bare your destiny?

CultureLab

My brain collection could help us all thrive in old age

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My brain collection could help us all thrive in old age

Opinion

Appy talk: How tech is changing the way we learn languages

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Appy talk: How tech is changing the way we learn languages

Features

Alzheimer's drug helps keep people out of care homes for longer

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Alzheimer's drug helps keep people out of care homes for longer

A drug currently used to treat the milder stages of Alzheimer's could also help to delay when people with more severe symptoms need to enter a care home

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Musical training may give your brain waves more rhythm

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Old rat brains rejuvenated and new neurons grown by asthma drug

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A labour lost?

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Life

What will it take for humans to take advice from a robot?

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