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Jill Bolte Taylorile avanes uurimisvõimalus, mida vähesed neuroteadlased endale sooviksid: tal oli raskekujuline insult ning ta jälgis, kuidas tema aju funktsioonid - liikumine, kõne, teadlikkus enesest - andsid üksteise järel alla. See on hämmastav jutustus.

Translated into Estonian by Triin Sinissaar
Reviewed by Maria Liivak
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About Jill Bolte Taylor

Brain researcher Jill Bolte Taylor studied her own stroke as it happened -- and has become a powerful voice for brain recovery. Full bio and more links