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Psychiatrists are discovering they’re autistic – and it’s making them better doctors

How long does it really take to recover from smoking?

Insomnia breakthrough: Handheld device in development may soon zap away sleepless nights

Many workers say they’d give up their dream job for this one perk

How successful you are in life may dictate your risk for dementia

Over-the-counter products for aging skin outperform expensive anti-aging treatments

Foreign accents may be your get-out-of-jail-free card for using poor grammar

Black cat brings never-before-seen U.S. virus threat home to Florida scientist

Glaucoma drug may pave unexpected road to a dementia cure

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Keto diet could help women restart stopped periods, study explains

Less than 30 minutes of intense exercise might be better for your brain than long workouts