What can we learn about our senses from people who were born without them? We think of perception as a passive, mechanical process, as if our eyes are cameras and our ears microphones. But as neurobio
Neuroscientist Susan Barry was born cross-eyed and stereoblind. She thought there was no chance of improvement, that the brain’s period for development had passed. She was wrong, and thanks to surgery
So you've learnt the principles behind basic pathology and the mechanisms of disease; now consolidate your knowledge by putting those principles into clinical practice. here are fifty structured clin
