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We may now know how childhood adversity leaves its mark on the brain

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We may now know how childhood adversity leaves its mark on the brain

Research in mice suggests that a newly identified brain pathway may be the reason childhood adversity increases the risk of mental health issues as an adult

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Cross section of the skull (top) and outer layer of the brain, showing the subarachnoid lymphatic-like membrane in green

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We've just discovered a new part of the brain's waste disposal system

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Person sleeping

Technology

AI uses artificial sleep to learn new task without forgetting the last

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What age do you really become an adult? And why it’s vital to know

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What age do you really become an adult? And why it’s vital to know

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A functional MRI scan showing stimulation in the brain

Technology

Mind-reading AI works out what you are thinking from brain scans

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How curiosity can supercharge your brain and boost your success

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How curiosity can supercharge your brain and boost your success

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2JRB8F9 Synthetic turf football field fifty, 50, yard line in white.

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Athletes may have higher risk of concussion on artificial grass

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Scotland men's rugby team

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International rugby union players face higher risk of dementia

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Nature, nurture, luck: Why you are more than just genes and upbringing

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Nature, nurture, luck: Why you are more than just genes and upbringing

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A daily multivitamin-mineral supplement may keep us sharp as we age

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A daily multivitamin could keep your memory sharp as you age

Taking a commercially available multivitamin and mineral supplement for three years led to people doing better in memory and cognitive tests compared with those taking a placebo tablet

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Quantum diamond sensor used to measure neuron activity in mouse tissue

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Humans

A single gene mutation may have made us smarter than Neanderthals

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Should you take HRT? Here's how to think clearly about the risks

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Mind

We may use distinct parts of our brain to think about close friends

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