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Follow Nigel Latta on a journey to explore the miracles of the human mind. Discover the astounding things neuroscientists now know about our brain.

The Curious Mind

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Evidence from a study of over 1,000 individuals conducted over a period of 40 years reveals new predictions for the future of our collective health.

Predict My Future: The Science of Us

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We’re using stone-aged brains to try and make complex, abstract decisions about money. We’re really just cavemen with credit cards.

Mind Over Money

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Are racists born or made? Pioneering scientists can detect if a person is subconsciously racist through a series of simple tests.

Are You Racist?

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Hormones are a crucial part of what makes us human, but what do we really know about these strange chemical compounds?

The Fantastical World of Hormones

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Follow individuals who have overcome damage to their brains. Their progress is based on neuroplasticity, that the brain can change and evolve.

The Plastic Fantastic Brain

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Explore the lives of so-called "difficult patients" in a French psychiatric hospital, and hear the often painful stories from the patients themselves.

Unit of Difficult Patients

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Scientists now realize the power of our sense of smell. What messages do odors contain? How does our sense of smell influence our brain and behavior?

Follow Your Nose: The Amazing Sense of Smell

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Many scientists believe that the brain can change its own structure and function through thought and activity.

The Brain that Changes Itself

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This film tells the stories of brain injury survivors, and explores new approaches to helping them through science and changes in social attitudes.

Brain Damage: The Truth About Trauma

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Experts explore the minds of the world’s best poker players using state-of-the-art computer analysis and theories of human expression.

Poker Brain

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Through this docudrama, we hear the stories of people with autism who have extraordinary abilities, and often bouts of tragedy and bursts of comedy.

Hugo's Brain

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Zack Lamb’s twitches and the strange sounds he makes are uncontrollable – and they are getting worse, getting in the way of him making friends.

Boy Inside: Trapped by Tourettes

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This film explores the impact of billions of bacteria in our guts that can impact our personalities. They may even spawn diseases like Parkinson’s.

The Gut: Our Second Brain

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Brainverse

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