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Yes, and every second counts.You can't reverse brain damage or death.And I said, OK.
You can't reverse brain damage or death.
through some sort of brain damage, only preserving this unconscious pathway.
But this gentleman suffers brain damage.
and already had profound brain damage when I met him.
And after your brain has finished developing and you maybe have an accident or something like that, then that would be a regular type of brain damage.
So I have brain damage.
What about his brain damage is causing this to happen?
It'll give your brain damage if you fall.
And lead isn't just causing brain damage.
on intermittent fasting show less brain damage and they have less impaired function.
And to find out about the brain, we had to get patients who had brain damage in different areas due to like tumors which were removed or car accidents
And that could lead to brain damage, that could lead to depriving them of ability to succeed.
Because wakefulness is low-level brain damage.
Or people who have a stroke or brain damage to this area, they can't sit down on a couch, because they're not
So the people who have the brain damage on the right side were not getting these more, they call them, remote associations-- only the more usual
There's two ways to describe brain damage.
without oxygen before you have irreparable brain damage.
So there's not as extensive brain damage in the fast zombie as what you see in the slow zombie variant of the CDHD disorder.
So you can see coordinated brain damage, which we sometimes call excitotoxicity, induced by particular stimulus inputs.
So there's not as extensive brain damage in the fast zombies as what you see in the slow zombie variant of the CDHD disorder.
So you could see coordinated brain damage, which we sometimes call excitotoxicity, induced by particular stimulus inputs.
we're concerned that there may be brain damage.
And this occurs when someone experiences brain damage, either due to a stroke or to an external injury, and the entire body becomes paralyzed
And he realized that by observing people with strokes or other brain damage other, it wasn't controlled enough to really tell.
If not, they have brain damage.
We probably haven't seen someone with the exact brain damage that Clive has.
And the regular MRI scan showed massive areas of brain damage.
There are other schools of thought that say that's brain damage.
Some humans are born with such severe abnormalities or such severe brain damage which might occur, say, through a brain hemorrhage
Yeah, massive brain damage.
And it's a very fancy way of saying that I have brain damage.
And so that's probably one of the main differences between regular brain damage and cerebral palsy.
One of the first scientists to study the incapacitation of language due to brain damage,
All that brain damage and power that went into solving this stuff that wins Nobel Prizes gets
And this is actually typical for people who have this kind of brain damage.
ABC Shyo suffered brain damage and has been on life support for
It's offer brain damage, even die from that as pressure and blood builds up beneath the skull.
You can't account for the fact that you don't have brain damage, right?
If we're perfectly comfortable having an average kid born in the Central African Republic being born with brain damage because his mother is malnourished--
In "Soma," you play as a man called Simon, who suffers brain damage from a recent car accident.
The temperature sort of flipped into sort of a really unsustainable level and he came out two weeks later with brain damage.
Now in India, there's 200 million children who have brain damage and eye sight damage because they didn't get enough Vitamin A and iron during their early life, the
So the question is: do you suffer from brain damage, and if you do, what can you do about
You know, you can't account for the fact that you don't have brain damage, right?
But when I was doing my clinical work, one of my jobs was to do screening of people who might have brain damage
At that hospital, there were so many patients who were in worse conditions, particularly brain damage.
A heart needs a still-beating donor, and that makes it very, very rare because only about 2% of deaths are going to be brain damage deaths or deaths
And he began to study people who had similar conditions, who had had some sort of brain damage leading to an inability
Where did this particular subject, this particular patient, where did he have brain damage from his stroke?
So again, we really aren't able to tease these two steps apart unless we see people like this with brain damage.
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