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Woman sleeping

The sleep illness that can be fatal

By Neil Steinberg

Sports like football or soccer can lead to concussion due to accidental clashes between players (Credit: Getty Images)

The 'invisible' injury harming women

By David Robson

Young children can become transfixed by television programmes that adults find utterly baffling (Credit: Alamy)

How TV can be good for children

By Linda Geddes

A woman standing at a city crossroads (Credit: Getty Images)

How cities can be good for your health

By Fleur MacDonald

Food insecurity may lead to unexpected long-term damage to someone's physical and mental health (Credit: Alamy)

The long-term effects of going hungry

By Chris Baraniuk

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What happens when anaesthesia fails

By David Robson

Person suffering breakdown (Credit: Alamy)

The patients who don’t know they’re ill

By Carrie Arnold

The language conveyed in acts like smiling are a link to our earliest ancestors (Credit: Getty Images)

The expression we take for granted

By Neil Steinberg

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Why do we act differently online?

By Gaia Vince

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Can staying awake beat depression?

By Linda Geddes

There is still no real cure for narcolepsy (Credit: Daniel Stier at Twenty Twenty)

What causes extreme sleepiness?

By Henry Nicholls

Blur of running dog (Credit: iStock)

How do you treat a dog with OCD?

By Shayla Love

Double exposure of face (Credit: iStock)

How it feels to have many personalities

By Emma Young

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‘My déjà vu has distorted my reality’

By Pat Long

Lightning travels around the outside of the human body; a similar thing happens when it strikes a plane (Credit: iStock)

How it feels to be struck by lightning

By Charlotte Huff

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Why does spring bring more suicides?

By Linda Geddes