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We humans can mind-meld too

There's now scientific backing – in the form of brain scans – for the old adage that when two people "click" in conversation, they have a meeting of minds

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Serotonin cell discoveries mean rethink of depression

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Serotonin cell discoveries mean rethink of depression

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Twitter mood maps reveal emotional states of America

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Twitter mood maps reveal emotional states of America

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Brain implants evolved to use less energy

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Want to get off to sleep? Ask your astrocytes nicely

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Want to get off to sleep? Ask your astrocytes nicely

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Chew on this: thank cooking for your big brain

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Chew on this: thank cooking for your big brain

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Die young, live fast: The evolution of an underclass

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Die young, live fast: The evolution of an underclass

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Darwinian algorithm cuts the need for surgery

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'Brain recycling' puts kids' writing in a twist

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'Brain recycling' puts kids' writing in a twist

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Alpha, beta, gamma: The language of brainwaves

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Alpha, beta, gamma: The language of brainwaves

These neural rhythms knit together everything you experience. But what happens when your mind goes out of sync?

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Football results influence voters

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Antibody cuts brain damage in strokes

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Settling arguments, the corvid way

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Bumpology: What you can teach a fetus

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