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    The Occipital Lobe

    The sophisticated interconnection of the occipital lobe demonstrates just how complex the visual process is.

    28.08.2025

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    Visual agnosia

    Agnosia can be translated as "not recognizing." It refers to deficits in visual perception without blindness. The term was coined by Sigmund Freud. Examples of visual agnosia include prosopagnosia (face agnosia) and object agnosia.

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    Future Regeneration

    The brain is amazing, but vulnerable – which makes effective treatments all the more important. In fact, there is hope: stem cell therapy works in mice.

    30.04.2020

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