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Gaydar, the Me Generation, IQ tests and learning disabilities

How 'gaydar' works, narcissism and the Me Generation, IQ tests and learning disabilities.

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20/11/2012

The chilling history of the Victorian 'mad doctor', and the boredom of the drone operator.

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27/11/2012

Polygraph testing for sex offenders, birdsong and wellbeing, body image and disfigurement.

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Alzheimer's Disease

Claudia Hammond on understanding the changes in the brain leading to Alzheimer's disease.

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Preventing PTSD; Archaeology and mental health; Organophospates

Preventing PTSD by 'thinking' differently; organophosphates; archaeology and mental health

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Mind mindedness; communicating risk; dyslexia

Claudia Hammond investigates how reading a baby's mind helps its development.

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Doomsday prophets; News consumption and wellbeing; Christian Jarrett

Doomsday prophets and belief, news consumption and wellbeing, plus Christian Jarrett.

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DSM-5; Should therapists cry? Sleep and mental illness

Sleep and mental illness - Claudia Hammond on research looking into a shared mechanism.

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Exam revision; Therapists who cry; NHS acute bed shortages; Skin disorders

Which methods work best for exam revision? Not the highlighter pen, apparently.

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Big Brain Projects; Anti-depressants; learning disability and bereavement

Europe and the USA are spending millions mapping the brain but will this approach pay off?

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Neuromyths in schools; psychosis and prisons; the case of HM

Neuromyths in the classroom - how brain facts and fiction are being muddled up in schools.

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Memory and depression; Global mental health; Compassion training

How an ancient memory training technique can help people with depression.

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Bipolar abortion case; Wind farms; Children and war

Why NIMBYs are misunderstood - the complex psychology of windfarm opposition.

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Ageless Psychiatry; From DNA to the Brain; Recipe of Life

Do older people need specialist mental health services? Claudia Hammond investigates.

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12/11/2013

Claudia explores how attitudes to mental health have changed over the last 25 years.

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19/11/2013

Claudia explores the real-world impact of psychology research over the last 25 years.

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26/11/2013

Professors Sophie Scott and Irene Tracey examine 25 years of understanding the brain.

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03/12/2013

Claudia launches 3 new awards to recognise outstanding help and support in mental health.

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10/12/2013

Brains struggle with learning to dance. Claudia has a lesson with Strictly's Robin Windsor

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17/12/2013

Does performing rituals improve the taste of food? Claudia Hammond investigates.

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24/12/2013

How the brain responds to music could lead to exciting new therapies. With Claudia Hammond

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31/12/2013

New research on soldiers trained to resist the overwhelming affects of cognitive fatigue.

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07/01/2014

Should restraint in mental health hospitals be eliminated? Are mind wanderers less happy?

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14/01/2014

Claudia Hammond reports on a mental health triage scheme with Leicestershire police force.

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29/04/2014

Claudia hears from one pair of finalists in the All in the Mind mental health awards.

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06/05/2014

Are mental health services in crisis? And was shell shock in WWI hugely underdiagnosed?

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13/05/2014

Claudia Hammond hears from a shortlisted entry to the All in the Mind mental health awards

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20/05/2014

How to help friends, All in the Mind awards finalists, and mental health in the City.

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27/05/2014

Visual overload; All in the Mind mental health awards finalist; professional boundaries.

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03/06/2014

Claudia Hammond meets more finalists in the All in the Mind anniversary awards.

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