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Theatre takes a technological leap to probe the nature of memory

Health

Theatre takes a technological leap to probe the nature of memory

The one-man masterpiece 887 uses breathtaking miniatures and skilful sleight of hand to explore the chaotic way our memories work, finds Stewart Pringle

Culture

A man at a crossroads

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Drug that boosts confidence in your own actions may help OCD

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Nanoparticles that chat back and forth could dispense medication

Technology

Nanoparticles that chat back and forth could dispense medication

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Hot, sleepless nights will get more common with climate change

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Hot, sleepless nights will get more common with climate change

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Tired man in bed, rubbing his eye, trying to sleep

Humans

The brain starts to eat itself after chronic sleep deprivation

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Unshackled, big auto will keep choking the world on diesel fumes

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Unshackled, big auto will keep choking the world on diesel fumes

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Call obesity a disease and food a pathological agent? No thanks

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Call obesity a disease and food a pathological agent? No thanks

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Human blood stem cells grown in the lab for the first time

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Human blood stem cells grown in the lab for the first time

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UK may force charities to prove complementary therapies work

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UK may force charities to prove complementary therapies work

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Memo to whoever lands the world's top health job – do this first

Health

Memo to whoever lands the world's top health job – do this first

The World Health Organization is picking its next leader to ease sickness and suffering. Here's what the new chief should prioritise, says Bjorn Lomborg

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Test combo could distinguish Alzheimer’s earlier than ever

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A little cannabis every day might keep brain ageing at bay

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Republican-led US House votes to repeal Affordable Care Act

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Listening to your heartbeat helps you read other people’s minds

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