Humans
How our capacity to lie peaks in young adulthood
The ability to lie follows a distinct pattern as we age, says Bruno Verschuere, who finds ways to spot liars in the hope of building better lie detectors
Opinion
Health
New Alzheimer’s drugs: What do they do and could they be a cure?
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Health
Universal plaque-busting drug could treat various brain diseases
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Health
Can’t get Kylie out of your head? Blame the shape of your brain
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Health
Gene therapy cures blindness by healing eyes and brain together
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Health
Train your brain for better hearing
Features
Humans
How your unknown prejudices can dictate your actions in a crisis
Opinion
Humans
How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?
Opinion
Health
Could everyday sounds be causing you hidden hearing loss?
Features
Health
Women dependent on cocaine or meth have less grey matter
Women who have been addicted to stimulants have less grey matter in brain regions involved in reward, emotion and learning. Whether this is a cause or effect is unclear
News
Life
Animal brains connected up to make mind-melded computer
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Mind
Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper
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Humans
Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper
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Health
Dopamine boost restores libido in ageing male fruit flies
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