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Charles Limb: Your brain on improv
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Respect the Rhythms- Why sleep should be taken more seriously.
VideoIn this video, I try to prove how intertwined sleep is with our mental and physical wellbeing, and shine some light on what it could teach us, if we only took it a bit more seriously.
Learning About Parkinson's Research with Dr. Nicole Polinski
VideoIn this excerpt from the weekly Neuro Show, Adam and Xandrina interview Dr. Nicole Polinski from the Michael J. Fox Foundation to learn about the current state of Parkinson's Disease (PD) research.
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