Episode 18: Where Love Begins: In the Brain
Feb 4, 2009
Lucy Brown, a
neuroscientist at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine, has
studied romantic love using functional magnetic resonance imaging.
Dr. Brown will talk about her studies on what happens in our brains
at different stages of love: falling in love, being rejected by a
lover, and longterm love.
Obstructive sleep apnea is the most commonly diagnosed condition
among sleep-related breathing disorders and can lead to
debilitating and sometimes fatal consequences for the 18 million
Americans who have been diagnosed with the disorder.
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