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Brain & Behavior

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Honor, Shame, and a New Diagnosis for an Ancient Dread

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Weight Loss Operation Outperforms Wonder Drug

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Microplastics Have Reached the Human Brain, and the Concentration Is Worse Than Expected

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Hundreds of Autism Genes All Break the Brain the Same Way

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Aging Immune Cells May Betray the Hidden Face of Depression

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AI Is Learning to Spot Liars by Watching Your Face, Voice, and Words at Once

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Traumatized Children Have Friends and Family Around Them. They’re Still Completely Alone

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The Best Nose Is the One You Never Notice

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Tiny Brain Cells Hold the Key to Faster, Safer Antidepressants

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Sleep Meds While Pregnant Don’t Raise Child’s Risk of Psychiatric Disorder, Major Korean Study Finds

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Tiny Brain Region Determines How Creative You Are, Study Finds

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A Five-Day Brain Stimulation Protocol Is Improving Social Skills in Young Autistic Children

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Cellular Cleanup System Breaks Down in ALS, May Explain Why Motor Neurons Die

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The Brain Has a Warning System for Its Own Electrical Misfires, and We Can Now Read It

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