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Visual Awareness and Reading - podcast

How people with brain damage are helping us understand vision and reading
Published in Neuroscience
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Susan Magsamen
Executive Director, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Brain Science Institute
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Brain damage can manifest itself in surprising ways, making letters or numbers unrecognizable for some. In this episode of Brain Talk, Dr. Michael McCloskey describes how the brain can identify things our eyes can't "see" and the unique ways this science can help people suffering from brain damage connect once again. Listen to the podcast here.

Go to the profile of Susan Magsamen
Susan Magsamen
Executive Director, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Brain Science Institute

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