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Why humans can't navigate out of a paper bag

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Why humans can't navigate out of a paper bag

Birds, rats and even hamsters are able to find their way around with ease, without maps or satnav. So how come we get lost so often?

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'Dostoevsky mice' cured of epilepsy

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Monotony was 'most difficult part' of simulated Mars trip

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Monotony was 'most difficult part' of simulated Mars trip

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Review: <i>Addiction</i> by Gene Heyman

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Review: Addiction by Gene Heyman

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Artistic tendencies linked to 'schizophrenia gene'

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Artistic tendencies linked to 'schizophrenia gene'

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Autism alters how kids sense motion

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Eavesdropping on the music of the brain

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Eavesdropping on the music of the brain

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US grandparents 'smarter' than UK counterparts

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US grandparents 'smarter' than UK counterparts

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Like a hole in the head: The return of trepanation

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Like a hole in the head: The return of trepanation

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Oxidative stress may be to blame for Down's symptoms

Extreme differences in the way genes are expressed by fetuses with Down's syndrome could lead to ways to treat the condition in the womb

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Tangled proteins may spread Alzheimer's through brain

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How to unleash your brain's inner genius

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TV-watching tots miss out on vital chat

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Ten sports stars and their bizarre pre-game rituals

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