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Nobody can agree about antidepressants. Here’s what you need to know

For some they are lifesavers, for others ineffective and even addictive. Our special report looks at why even experts disagree on antidepressants, and what the real truth is

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Sarah-Jayne Blakemore wins 2018 Royal Society Book Prize

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Sarah-Jayne Blakemore wins 2018 Royal Society Book Prize

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Loneliness among over 50s likely to increase in the next seven years

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The whiff of sandalwood makes the human head sprout more hair

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BPA-free plastics seem to disrupt sperm and egg development in mice

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Gluten may be making you tired and depressed according to a new study

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An antioxidant might lead to new therapies for bone arthritis

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Alcohol advisers threaten to quit health body due to industry links

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Is your microbiome making you sick?

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The surprising foods that are messing with your gut

We're finally starting to understand which foods are causing tummy troubles for so many, and the culprits challenge everything we thought we knew about healthy eating

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Probiotics are mostly useless and can actually hurt you

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Are UK teens in the grips of a self-harm epidemic? It's complicated

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We have the power to halt evolution itself – should we use it?

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Is studying your gut bacteria key to good health or a waste of money?

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