Health
Special cells explain why cabbage and stress churn your guts
When a type of cell in the intestine detects dietary irritants and stress hormones, it sends distress signals to the brain, telling it to move things along
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Humans
Photos of human faces reassembled from monkeys鈥� brain signals
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Humans
Your Brain Is a Time Machine: Why we need to talk about time
Culture
Health
Learning to read and write rewires adult brain in six months
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Humans
The brain starts to eat itself after chronic sleep deprivation
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Humans
Does mind-hack tech mean your brain needs its own legal rights?
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Humans
Deviate attempts to alter the way we perceive the world
Culture
Environment
Drunken crayfish show that loneliness raises alcohol tolerance
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Health
Start-up uses biometrics to tailor music for good night鈥檚 sleep
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Health
Our ability to think in a random way peaks at 25 then declines
It鈥檚 harder than you think to make up a random sequence. Our ability to do so 聽changes with age 鈥� and could give insight into cognitive decline
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Life
Entire nervous system of an animal recorded for the first time
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Health
Destroying a type of brain cell makes mice really chilled out
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Earth
Changing clocks twice a year is bad for health and energy use
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Health
When I try to imagine my girlfriend’s face, I draw a blank
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