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Antidepressants' benefits may be exaggerated

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Antidepressants' benefits may be exaggerated

Filing away uninteresting or negative research may have caused our knowledge of antidepressant drugs to become skewed

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Schizophrenia dooms victims to repeat mistakes

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Schizophrenia dooms victims to repeat mistakes

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Brain 'seismology' helps predict epileptic attacks

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Brain 'seismology' helps predict epileptic attacks

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Lead exposure may be a factor in Alzheimer's

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Health

Traffic fumes are still damaging children's brains

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Wireheads: Healing the brain with electricity

Health

Wireheads: Healing the brain with electricity

Features

The science of swearing

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The science of swearing

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Technology

Polymer scaffolds may restore damaged nerves

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Life

Antidepressant pill mimics effects of exercise

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Pilots on antidepressants pose no safety risk

Life

Pilots on antidepressants pose no safety risk

Airline pilots who fly while on the drugs do not have significantly more accidents than other pilots, while drug bans may actually increase risks, say researchers

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Anti-smoking drug linked to violent behaviour

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Life

Don't call stressed out soldiers crazy

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Health

Stem cell shots restore lost memory

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Health

'Silent' abnormalities lurk within ageing brains

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