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Do we really have two brains? Stanford research offers a surprising answer
A groundbreaking Stanford Medicine study published in Nature Neuroscience reveals that the human brain develops from two distinct early cell groups, functioning like two adjacent systems. Neurologist Dr. Lokesh B explains that this discovery clarifies how front and back brain regions develop independently before integrating into one organ.
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To break it down further, we turned to Dr Lokesh B, Senior Consultant – Neuro... [2089 chars]
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