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What 12,000-Year-Old Brains Reveal About Our Minds

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A collection of preserved brains, some dating back 12,000 years, could hold new insights. On ‘Psychology Behind the Headlines’, hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest therapist Ryan Heapy discuss how this research can give us more detail on how our ancestors may have thought, felt, and coped with challenges,

Past Meets Present

Studying ancient brains could help us understand how mental health conditions have evolved over time.

Understanding Our Ancestors

Examining ancient brains may help us grasp how our ancestors processed emotions, thought, and managed day-to-day life.This research has the potential to reveal insights into the enduring nature of human experience.

Potential for New Treatments

Learning how brains function throughout history could open avenues for better mental health treatments in the future.

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