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Idle minds succumb to temptation of electric shocks

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Idle minds succumb to temptation of electric shocks

People would rather give themselves an electric shock than be alone with their thoughts, according to new research, but are the results so shocking?

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A film homage to a brain-damaged friend

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A film homage to a brain-damaged friend

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The five most likely ways to beat dementia

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Human brain's ultimate barrier to open for first time

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Human brain's ultimate barrier to open for first time

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When an anthropologist tackles Alzheimer's disease

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When an anthropologist tackles Alzheimer's disease

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Memory implants: Chips to fix broken brains

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Memory implants: Chips to fix broken brains

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Learn a second language to slow ageing brain's decline

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Learn a second language to slow ageing brain's decline

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Tweets map the world's emotional response in real-time

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Tweets map the world's emotional response in real-time

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Mindscapes: The woman who gets lost in her own home

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Mindscapes: The woman who gets lost in her own home

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Twisted brain lobes could make depression more likely

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Twisted brain lobes could make depression more likely

Having the occipital lobes at the back of your brain curled around each other could make you more susceptible to depression

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Bullying raises risk of cardiovascular disease

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Nigerian schoolgirls could be exchanged for prisoners

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Rebirth of psychiatry will be slow and painful

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Psychiatry's scientific reboot gets under way

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