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Remember, your brain is not fully developed until the moment you die
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Remember, your brain is not fully developed until the moment you die
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Astrocytes Eat Connections to Maintain Plasticity in Adult Brains
Astrocytes, not microglia, are responsible for constantly eliminate unnecessary and excessive adult synaptic connections in response to brain activity.
Achromatopsia is an inherited disease that results in total color blindness. Those that have it see only black, white, and grey. Their eyes are also susceptible to bright light, like the sun, and their vision blurs more the brighter it is. It’s caused by mutations in one of six different...
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Our brains are seriously incredible.
A seven-year-old Australian boy who is missing most of his visual cortex has surprised doctors by being able to see well enough to recognise faces and play soccer - the first known case of its kind.
In spite of suffering a significant brain injury when he was a newborn, the biggest problem the boy, referred to only as "B.I.", has with his vision is he's a little near-sighted, showing once again just how amazingly flexible our grey matter is.
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With awareness, there is space—allowing us to interrupt habitual response patterns and bring intention to our responses, choosing to form a different association. In time, we can begin to carve a new path into the riverbank.
Wendy Hasenkamp, “Brain Karma”
