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Drug-loaded brain electrode could prevent seizures

A new polymer-coated electrode might be able to monitor brain tissue for unusual activity then deliver drugs to affected area

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Slow-moving Alzheimer's can buy people more time

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Positive feedback gives kids with ADHD a head start

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Do early gut problems set the brain up for depression?

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Debate over medicalisation of the urge to rape

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Cancer drug resurfaces and threatens false optimism

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Inaccurate IQs could be a matter of life and death

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Neurons with double DNA implicated in Alzheimer's

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Neurons with double DNA implicated in Alzheimer's

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Fear dulls our awareness of the nuances of sound

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Suicides peak in the happiest US states

Being surrounded by happy people may heighten temptations of suicide

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How Japan will survive psychological fallout of crisis

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How antidepressants boost growth of new brain cells

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Mind controls: Electrodes sitting on the brain's surface

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Mind controls: Wires in the brain

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