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Back from the dead: Reversing walking corpse syndrome

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Back from the dead: Reversing walking corpse syndrome

A herpes drug can make people with renal failure insist they are dead – a condition called Cotard's syndrome – and may provide insights into consciousness

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Multiple personalities: Takedown of a diagnosis

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Multiple personalities: Takedown of a diagnosis

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Overcome fears by manipulating memory as you sleep

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Overcome fears by manipulating memory as you sleep

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New imaging shows Alzheimer's unfolding in live brains

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New imaging shows Alzheimer's unfolding in live brains

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Brain gyms can work – if they train one skill at a time

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Brain gyms can work – if they train one skill at a time

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Steep rise in drug harm – opioids the most deadly

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Steep rise in drug harm – opioids the most deadly

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Iraq offers grim lessons for Syrian gas survivors

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Iraq offers grim lessons for Syrian gas survivors

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Autism may make brains of women but not men more male

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Genetic discovery links autism and schizophrenia

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Cells that help you find your way identified in humans

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Cells that help you find your way identified in humans

The first direct evidence of human grid cells used to form a mental map could lead to treatments for the navigation issues associated with Alzheimer's

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New thinking means new hope on depression

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Fixing broken brains: a new understanding of depression

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Why cancer protects from Alzheimer's and vice versa

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Time-lapse map shows DNA development in growing brain

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