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Antipsychotic drugs are schizophrenia's hidden gulag

The asylum may be history but many people with schizophrenia are still imprisoned by a modern equivalent of the chemical cosh

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Worried sick: What's up with today's rampant anxiety?

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Worried sick: What's up with today's rampant anxiety?

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Autism diagnosis change 'results in loss of treatment'

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Autism diagnosis change 'results in loss of treatment'

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Ecstatic epilepsy: How seizures can be bliss

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Ecstatic epilepsy: How seizures can be bliss

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Psychobiotics: How gut bacteria mess with your mind

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Psychobiotics: How gut bacteria mess with your mind

Opinion

Mindscapes: The first recording of hallucinated music

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Mindscapes: The first recording of hallucinated music

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Dementia: A silver lining but no room for complacency

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Dementia: A silver lining but no room for complacency

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Defusing dementia: Why is risk of Alzheimer's falling?

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Defusing dementia: Why is risk of Alzheimer's falling?

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Soaring dementia rates prompt call for global action

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Coin-flip judgement of psychopathic prisoners' risk

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Coin-flip judgement of psychopathic prisoners' risk

There are major flaws in the statistical tools for assessing whether people with serious psychological problems will reoffend, says psychiatrist Seena Fazel

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If diabetes causes Alzheimer's, we can beat it

Opinion

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Are Alzheimer's and diabetes the same disease?

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The night: Why they call it the graveyard shift

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Inside the minds of the JFK conspiracy theorists

Opinion

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