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My Chemical Romance

What happens to your brain when you fall in love? We take a look at what international researchers have discovered about romance, sex, heartache, and the chemicals that make us go all googly-eyed!

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Unwrapping intimacy

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From drama groups to their own committee, people with intellectual disabilities are finding their voice to reject overprotection and prejudice as they pursue relationships. Researchers at the University of Malta (UM) are supporting them with evidence. Words by Daiva Repeckaite.

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Make cognitive science your agony aunt

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If you need to rekindle romantic feelings, your decisions should be evidence-based. Lorna Muscat Baron writes.

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