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Premature baby brains can’t tell pain from touch
It seems that fetuses become able to tell pain from touch just two weeks before they are born, which might be why premature births lead to pain problems
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Deep impact: The bad news about banging your head
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Near-death experiences may be triggered by serotonin
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Universal intelligence: One test to rule them all
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Manhattan memory project: How 9/11 changed our brains
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The secret life of pronouns
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Quantum minds: Why we think like quarks
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REM sleep could prompt life-saving decisions
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Powerful magnets hamper our ability to lie
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Alzheimer’s clue homes in on musical memory
Could changes in a brain region above the right ear explain why people with Alzheimer's can remember tunes, while those with semantic dementia cannot?
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Heal thyself: Think positive
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Natural brain state is primed to learn
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Brain’s synaptic pruning continues into your 20s
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Riot-ology: can science explain why riots spread?
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