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Europe must ease the impact of trauma on refugees, not worsen it

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Europe must ease the impact of trauma on refugees, not worsen it

Those fleeing war face an increased risk of mental illness. Inhumane border camps and an impasse over their fate adds to the problem, says Roza Moisidu

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Bionic fingertip gives amputee a feel for different textures

Technology

Bionic fingertip gives amputee a feel for different textures

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A woman looking anxious as she stands by a window

Life

Anxious people hear some sounds as more important than they are

News

A newborn baby wrapped in blue hospital drapes and held in a person's arms, lying down

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Push for natural birth a dangerous flaw in UK maternity review

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UK task force hits out at mental health underspending

News

A skull, through the eye socket of which you can see a person's left eye

Life

Our Neanderthal genes linked to risk of depression and addiction

News

Two people walking in winter sun

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Your brain activity for memory tasks changes with the seasons

News

Visible thoughts at the fringes of consciousness

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Visible thoughts at the fringes of consciousness

CultureLab

A drug used for opioid addictions

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Tiny doses of opioid could be first fast anti-suicide drug

News

Baby born by caesarean section

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Boost C-section babies by giving them vaginal bacteria

C-section babies swabbed with vaginal fluid have the gut bugs of babies born conventionally, which may reduce asthma and obesity and affect their future health

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Life

Autopsies suggest surgical grafts passed on Alzheimer's disease

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Life

Screen everyone for depression? Good intention, very bad idea

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Life

How to save Flint in Michigan from lead-poisoned drinking water

News

Life

Six in hospital after French pain relief drug trial goes wrong

News

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