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2 Sep 2014:Blame My Brain author Nicola Morgan's top tips on how to stop the pressure of a new school year getting to you
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17 Aug 2014:
Clinical psychologist and writer whose work focused on the damaging effects of an unequal society
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15 Aug 2014:
GrrlScientist: What good is a weekend without a good book to read? Take a look at these books -- hot off the presses -- that you may enjoy!
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11 Aug 2014:
Jim Davies's exploration of the psychology behind our passions and interests is full of attractive ideas, writes Nicola Davis
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27 Jul 2014: Richard Layard and David M Clark's polemic about mental illness is a revelation – but they're a little too sure they have all the answers, writes Ian Birrell
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7 Jul 2014:
Sarah Boseley's examination of the causes and consequences of obesity in the UK is salutary, but does not go far enough, writes Joanna Blythman
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5 Jul 2014:
When Leslie Jamison wrote a collection of personal essays she was inundated with notes from strangers longing to share their stories in return
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2 Jul 2014:
We are living in the era of Big Food, where health is less important than profit, argues Sarah Boseley's study of junk foods and diets. By Jeanette Winterson
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26 Jun 2014:
Tim Wotton: Over 10,000 people in the UK suffer from CF. Very few people with the disease – for which there is no cure – reach 40. Tim Wotton has, and he's written a book
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25 Jun 2014:
Banish those negative thoughts: Jenny Diski questions a well-intentioned crusade to improve mental health undertaken by New Labour's 'Happiness Tsar'
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8 Jun 2014:
John Crace crunches the mathematics professor's words on life's conundrums down to a more manageable number
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6 Jun 2014:
A novel narrated by an 82-year-old searching the neighbourhood for her elderly friend is both brilliant and unconvincing, writes Andrea Gillies
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23 May 2014: Affected by her own family's experience with drink, Laing's book is full of insight, compassion and unexpected beauty, writes Victoria Segal
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4 May 2014:
A journalist and mother charts her descent into illness and the slow rebuilding of her shattered self, writes Stephanie Merritt
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1 May 2014:
The books interview: Andrew Solomon, winner of the Wellcome prize, talks to Hadley Freeman about the people who helped him write Far From the Tree, and how their struggles inspired him to start a family of his own
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