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The night: Why they call it the graveyard shift

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The night: Why they call it the graveyard shift

Your mum was right: staying up past your bedtime is bad for you. Working "unnatural" hours puts your body through the wringer. Tiffany O'Callaghan reports

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If diabetes causes Alzheimer's, we can beat it

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If diabetes causes Alzheimer's, we can beat it

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Inside the minds of the JFK conspiracy theorists

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Inside the minds of the JFK conspiracy theorists

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Pregnant mother's stress affects baby's gut and brain

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Pregnant mother's stress affects baby's gut and brain

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Learn another language to delay three dementias

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The Halloween trick that conjures ghosts of the mind

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The Halloween trick that conjures ghosts of the mind

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Brain stimulation boosts social skills in autism

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Brain stimulation boosts social skills in autism

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Brain damage in American football linked to head trauma

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Brain damage in American football linked to head trauma

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Back from the dead: Reversing walking corpse syndrome

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Back from the dead: Reversing walking corpse syndrome

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Multiple personalities: Takedown of a diagnosis

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Multiple personalities: Takedown of a diagnosis

The idea that sadistic childhood abuse could lead to multiple personality disorder has seized the public imagination, but could it be a diagnostic fad?

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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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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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