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Convicted criminal Sean Davison's home detention for aiding the death of his elderly mother is over and he says he has no regrets about helping her die.

Social media and 'the urge to share'

Give your pleasure centres a boost and get your endorphins flowing. All you have to do is post something online, writes Maria Konnikova.

Kiwi scientist sells up to fund malaria battle

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Health chief warns: age of safe medicine is ending

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Huge breakthrough in 'direct to brain' learning

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Study discovers the ordinary psycho

Making sense in a hearing world

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Cardiac tests to prevent athlete deaths

Yawning is no insult ... it shows someone really cares

When your friend stifles a yawn as you chat, don't be offended. Instead, take it as a compliment.

Shelley Bridgeman: Girl or boy? The choice is yours

In a society bent on consumption, it seems designer babies could be just as desirable as the next in-season bag. Let the commodification of babies begin as people get the choice to choose their child's gender.