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Intelligence can be improved with training

A task has been found that can seemingly add to your "fluid intelligence" – and the harder you train, the more you gain

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Simple brain exercise can boost IQ

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Breastfeeding's IQ boost may depend on genes

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Chimp genome: Lessons from our closest cousin

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'Info-mania' dents IQ more than marijuana

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Music studies instrumental in raising children's IQ

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'Safe' lead levels still damage children's IQ

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Silencing the pests

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Is there an antigene for every gene?

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Of mice and men

Just a year after the publication of the human genome comes the long-awaited public version of the mouse genome. Why are gene sleuths so keen to get their hands on this genome, and what does it mean for us?

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Britain faces TV test of IQ

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Passive smoking dents children's IQ

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Marijuana does not dent IQ permanently

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Rejection massively reduces IQ

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