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Exposure therapy: a trip back to the trauma

By on 19th May 2012

A therapy that takes you back to the trauma in order to help you confront the memory.

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Blood test to spot depression

By on 19th May 2012

Depression, which has traditionally been diagnosed with questionnaires assessing people’s reported symptoms, can now be spotted through a simple blood test.

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Ageing link to depression opens new research avenues

By on 15th May 2012

Can depression cause ageing? New research suggests an association between depression and telomeres.

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Facebook is a double-edged sword for people with low self-esteem

By on 12th February 2012

A study has shown that the negativity that characterises people with low self-esteem passes through their laptop, and could make them unpopular.

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Good advice: science in the political bear pit

By on 5th February 2012

In the dark and cosy chambers of Westminster, the Lords are pondering why scientific advice for ministers is in such a jumble.

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