Do We Really Produce New Brain Cells When We Learn?

  • Published5 Sep 2018
  • Reviewed5 Sep 2018
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  • Source Chicago Brain Buddies

Neuroscience hypeman Aaron Freeman sits down with Peggy Mason, PhD, to discuss neurogenesis and what is true and not about how our brains learn.

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