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‘Consciousness meter’ may predict coma recoveries
Analysing part of the brain responsible for daydreaming may separate people who are brain-damaged but "in there" from those who are brain-dead
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Analysing part of the brain responsible for daydreaming may separate people who are brain-damaged but "in there" from those who are brain-dead
If winning elections is a matter of manipulating brains, then George Bush and his team are experts in neuroscience – but Owen Flanagan isn't convinced