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Autistic toddlers live in a synchronised world

Instead of being drawn to the movements of living things, autistic two-year-olds are transfixed by motion synchronised with sound, research suggests

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¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵs have flash of light over Parkinson's treatment

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Mass hysteria breaks out in central America

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Mass hysteria breaks out in central America

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Mind over body?

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Mind over body?

Opinion

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Bowel gene linked to a type of autism

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Why Facebook is good for you

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Why Facebook is good for you

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Child abuse may leave 'suicide marks' on genes

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Why do some people kill themselves?

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Why do some people kill themselves?

Features

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Fear of heights linked to vertical perception

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New kind of epilepsy shakes up memory

A newly revealed condition is challenging our assumption of how memories are formed – it may lead to more effective treatments for disorders like Alzheimer's and dementia

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Life

Are bad sleeping habits driving us mad?

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MMR vaccine not linked to autism, says US court

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'Anti-phobia pill' breaks link between memory and fear

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Hypnosis used to induce 'synaesthesia'

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