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> Not too few to mention
Lost loves and unfulfilling relationships have come top of the list in a US survey of people's regrets....
> Fatigue evidence gathers PACE
The PACE study, the largest randomised trial of its kind, has found CBT and graded exercise therapy to be more effective treatments for ME/CFS than th...
> Neuroscience directions
The Royal Society's Brain Waves project, charged with considering the future implications of neuroscience findings, is now in full swing, with the fir...
> In brief from the AAAS
Christian Jarrett reports from the 177th Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington...
> The horror in dreams
Jon Sutton reports from an Institute of Psychoanalysis event...
> Search dogs - Clever Hans effects?
Search dogs trained to detect drugs and explosives could be susceptible to the 'Clever Hans' effect, a new study suggests. Hans was the German horse w...
> School in driving seat for Rolls prize
The psychology department at Bay House School near Gosport in Hampshire has made it to the finals of the 2011 Rolls-Royce Science Prize competition....
> Happy now?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) announced in February that it is to start measuring the nation's well-being from April this year....
> Alcohol guidance
Over one million people in England are alcohol dependent and yet less than 7 per cent of them are receiving any kind of help....
> Bullying seminar series
Birkbeck, University of London is facilitating a new ESRC series called 'Vulnerable selves, disciplining others: New approaches to bullying and confli...
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