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Split personality crime: who is guilty?

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Split personality crime: who is guilty?

Dissociative identity disorder – when a person appears to have multiple personalities – is a real condition, a study says. But what if they commit a crime?

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Rusty memories rejuvenated in elderly mice

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Does solitary confinement breach the Eighth Amendment?

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Does solitary confinement breach the Eighth Amendment?

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Suicide prediction tools leave some people vulnerable

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Antidepressants in water trigger autism genes in fish

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Antidepressants in water trigger autism genes in fish

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Premature babies may have increased risk of psychosis

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Autism study strengthens idea that we read God's mind

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'Gay cure' psychiatrist apologises for flawed study

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Virtual reality provides relief from soldiers' trauma

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Virtual reality provides relief from soldiers' trauma

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Phineas Gage brain pathways mapped for the first time

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Phineas Gage brain pathways mapped for the first time

A detailed model of the brain of the world's most famous neuroscience patient may provide insight into degenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's

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Explosions cause brain damage through head movement

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'Label jars, not people': Lobbying against the shrinks

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Trials highlight worrying flaws in psychiatry 'bible'

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Rebooted neurons halt brain degeneration in mice

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