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Sick woman with headache with motion sickness.

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Motion sickness

Motion sickness is thought to be connected to our vestibular system – the delicate structure deep inside the ear responsible for balance

Mitul Mehta

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Mitul Mehta: Brain scanners can help revolutionise psychiatric drugs

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How brain scanners can help us revolutionise psychiatric drugs

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How brain scanners can help us revolutionise psychiatric drugs

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A radical idea suggests mental health conditions have a single cause

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Gelong Thubten & Ash Ranpura

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Who are we? A conversation between Buddhism and neuroscience

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A rat in a tiny car

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Scientists have trained rats to drive tiny cars to collect food

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The insulating covers of nerve cells are damaged in multiple sclerosis

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Targeting mitochondria in neurons may help relieve severe forms of MS

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brain scan

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The illnesses caused by a disconnect between brain and mind

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Do we make new neurons throughout our lives?

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Our brains may be able to make new neurons throughout adulthood

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Brain scan, coloured

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Stem cells implanted into the brain stop epilepsy seizures in rats

A radical approach of implanting stem cells into the brain could stop epilepsy seizures at their source, but the treatment has only been tested in rats so far

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Gene therapy eases Parkinson’s symptoms by rewiring parts of the brain

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MS symptoms improved by treatment that attacks glandular fever virus

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Memory special: Can you supercharge your memory?

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Henry Marsh: A life in brain surgery

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