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Run yourself smarter: How exercise boosts your brain

Life

Run yourself smarter: How exercise boosts your brain

Working up a sweat is the best way to fertilise your neurons and add fizz to your brain chemistry. Athleticism might even explain the human brain's evolution

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Health

Fit for thinking: The best brain boosters

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Forgotten force: The other great cosmic attractor

Space

Forgotten force: The other great cosmic attractor

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Waste away: Nuclear power's eternal problem

Earth

Waste away: Nuclear power's eternal problem

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Cell tails: A cause of common diseases?

Health

Cell tails: A cause of common diseases?

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Saving time: Physics killed it. Do we need it back?

Physics

Saving time: Physics killed it. Do we need it back?

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Cell tails: A surprising number

Life

Cell tails: A surprising number

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Cell tails: The tale has only just begun

Life

Cell tails: The tale has only just begun

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Cell tails: Lines of communication

Life

Cell tails: Lines of communication

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The Halloween trick that conjures ghosts of the mind

Life

The Halloween trick that conjures ghosts of the mind

The "Bloody Mary" illusion evokes strange sights in the mirror. Douglas Heaven braves an apparition that could help people with schizophrenia

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Life

Population paradox: Why richer people have fewer kids

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Earth

What's happening to the weather-making jet streams?

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Health

Four hearts, one hole: A problem worth fixing?

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Life

The end of anonymity: A way to stop online abuse?

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