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    Inside the Closed World of the Brain: How brain cells connect, share and disengage--and why this holds the key to Alzheimer's disease
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    By Margaret Thompson Reece

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    Brain Science for Beginners: Understand dementia of old age by first learning how a normal human brain is organized

    If you struggle to understand media talk about the human brain and dementia of old age, then don't miss this book. Before something broken can be fixed, there is a need to know how it is supposed to work.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReece Biomedical Consulting LLC
    Release dateJun 16, 2015
    Inside the Closed World of the Brain: How brain cells connect, share and disengage--and why this holds the key to Alzheimer's disease

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      Inside the Closed World of the Brain: How brain cells connect, share and disengage--and why this holds the key to Alzheimer's disease
      Inside the Closed World of the Brain: How brain cells connect, share and disengage--and why this holds the key to Alzheimer's disease

      Inside the Closed World of the Brain: How brain cells connect, share and disengage--and why this holds the key to Alzheimer's disease

      Margaret Thompson Reece
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      Brain Science for Beginners: Understand dementia of old age by first learning how a normal human brain is organized If you struggle to understand media talk about the human brain and dementia of old age, then don't miss this book. Before something broken can be fixed, there is a need to know how it is supposed to work.

      Brain Science for Beginners: Understand dementia of old age by first learning how a normal human brain is organized If you struggle to understand media talk about the human brain and dementia of old age, then don't miss this book. Before something broken can be fixed, there is a need to know how it is supposed to work.

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    Margaret Thompson Reece

    Margaret Thompson Reece, PhD, Physiologist, Educator, Research Scientist, Author, Speaker and Consultant Margaret Reece PhD writes for those who seek a clear understanding of brain science terms so that they may navigate quickly through the maze of brain research. She eliminates the mystery and worry associated with a partial understanding of human physiology and anatomy. Dr. Reece, a former Senior Scientist and Laboratory Director in academic medicine and Chief Scientific Officer at Serometrix LLC, heads Reece Biomedical Consulting LLC. She offers tips, study strategies and resources through her books, her blog and private coaching to college students around the globe who seek a career in healthcare. In April, 2015 she was featured in Women of Distinction Magazine. She is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Textbook and Academic Authors Association, the National Science Teachers Association, the National Association of Distinguished Professionals, The Endocrine Society and the American Association for Cancer Research. Dr. Reece enjoys talking about physiology with everyone who has an interest, and her love of this science is contagious. She lives with her family in upstate New York.

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