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Tiny nanoelectrodes record brain's activity without damaging it

Electrodes help treat epilepsy and Parkinson's disease, but can damage the brain and slowly stop working. Nanotube electrodes are safer and should last longer

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Electric fields can stimulate deep in your brain without surgery

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Electric fields can stimulate deep in your brain without surgery

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$100 million project to make intelligence-boosting brain implant

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NHS could soon use smart outfit to diagnose epilepsy

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Smartwatch app detects epileptic seizures and texts a warning

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Smartwatch app detects epileptic seizures and texts a warning

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Virtual brain surgery could personalise epilepsy treatment

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Virtual brain surgery could personalise epilepsy treatment

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How high-fat ketogenic diet acts on the brain to help epilepsy

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How high-fat ketogenic diet acts on the brain to help epilepsy

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Not again! First ever case of anxiety-induced déjà vu

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Smartwatch detects skin's electricity to predict seizures

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Smartwatch detects skin's electricity to predict seizures

Embrace measures the skin's electrical activity to detect changes that foreshadow an epileptic seizure – and sends out a distress call

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Human thoughts used to switch on genes

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Epilepsy gives woman compulsion to write poems

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Consciousness on-off switch discovered deep in brain

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Brain tweak could let you pop a pill to stop seizures

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