EPISODE · Aug 19, 2014 · 30 MIN
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from Naked Neuroscience · host Naked Scientists
Memory boosting drugs, the military, the legal system and enhancing athletes mental focus and muscle tone. Where should neuroscience stop? How a revolution in technology is bringing an unprecedented flood of information about the brain and with this, concerns over use.
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