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when it receives certain signals frequently over time#a concept called neuroplasticity. Lots of studies about neuroplasticity in animals and some in humans have shown that two individuals with the same capacity for visual perception can have drastically different vision later in life just based on
what they were exposed to early on. Researchers still aren t totally sure why this is the case.
but Jameson is intrigued by the prospect of improving people s perception of color through the training that neuroplasticity allows.
the animal grows up with a lack of brain plasticity (the ability to change neural pathways over time) in the synapses that were trying to form at the time.
and we think that using a powerful magnet to enhance brain plasticity prior to therapies may be the solution.
requiring neuroplasticity (brain retraining) to operate e
#U s. to bring Japan under its cyber defense umbrella"We note a growing level of sophistication among malicious cyber actors,
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