Can psychedelics help in the battle against Alzheimer’s?
A Q&A with Dr Albert Garcia-Romeu, assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at Johns Hopkins.
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A Q&A with Dr Albert Garcia-Romeu, assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at Johns Hopkins.
How the brain is like a time machine which keeps sending us back in time.
New research gives hope for better treatments of consciousness disorders and an insight into the most important topic in science.
A growing body of neuroscientists are challenging some common assumptions about the nature of consciousness.
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