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When words fail us

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When words fail us

You've been through hell. That doesn't mean you need counselling, 51¶¯Âþ discovers

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The pursuit of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder

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Tackling depression with ketamine

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Tackling depression with ketamine

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Amnesiacs struggle to imagine future events

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Genetic search closes in on 'Alzheimer's mutation'

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Bilingualism delays onset of dementia

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Interview: Purveyors of mystery

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Interview: Purveyors of mystery

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Taste test could tailor antidepressants

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Taste test could tailor antidepressants

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Family fractures linked to schizophrenia

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Histories: The human centrifuge

As the head of a large private asylum in Georgian England, Joseph Mason Cox had just the thing to rouse poor souls from the depths of depression

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Artificial memory aid mimics the brain's audio cues

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Genes reveal likely response to antidepressants

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Doctors fail to recognise violent patients

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Space

Future Mars astronauts have radiation on their minds

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