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A girl chooses from an array of pastries in a bakery case.
Health & Disease

The neurons that make us feel hangry

Neuroscientists think a cluster of cells in the brain that stimulate appetite could be a target for eating disorder therapies

A small boy reaches out to touch a robotic toy dog.
Technology

A robotic window on the human mind

Engineers aim to build machines that put people at ease. The effort reveals truths about ourselves.

A conceptual illustration shows heads of a girl (left) and a boy (right) viewed side on, as silhouettes. Their brains are depicted as colored swirls in blue (girl) and green (boy). Various molecules and cells are layered on the two brains to indicate differing immune-related functions and risks.
Health & Disease

Sex, immunity and the brain

Differences between the immune systems of males and females — in particular, ones involving cells called microglia — might help explain why the risk for conditions such as autism and Alzheimer’s varies between the sexes

An array of yellow balls that have happy faces on them.
The Mind

Scientists scrutinize happiness research

From meditation to smiling, researchers take a second look at studies claiming to reveal what makes us happy

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