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Medical Myths

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Why counting your blessings is so powerful

By Claudia Hammond

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The hidden power of a to-do list

By Claudia Hammond

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Why men dominate Q&As so much

By Claudia Hammond

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Which is the best sleeping position?

By Claudia Hammond

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Why we sometimes sense invisible to others

By Claudia Hammond

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Are protein powders bad for you?

By Claudia Hammond

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The dangers of over-confidence

By Claudia Hammond

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Why thinking young may stall ageing

By Claudia Hammond

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An invisible effect of lockdown

By Claudia Hammond

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The link between teen sleep and mood

By Claudia Hammond

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Why stroking is good for you

By Claudia Hammond

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Why future feelings are hard to predict

By Claudia Hammond

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Are we naturally lazy?

By Claudia Hammond

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When you should take notes by hand

By Claudia Hammond

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Eight ways to procrastinate less

By Claudia Hammond

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How to stay cool in a heatwave

By Claudia Hammond