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Scientists rejuvenate mouse brains with ketamine or flickering light – Science Daily
In defining periods of development, the brain re-organizes connections between its neurons more freely than in its adult form….
Can you remember the smell of flowers in your grandmother’s garden or the tune your grandpa always used to whistle? Some childhood memories are seemingly ingrained into your brain. In fact, there are critical periods in which the brain learns and saves…
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