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The Circle of Willis and the beginning of neuroanatomy
I love books about the history of science. One of the very best I’ve ever read is called The Soul Made Flesh: the discovery of the brain — — and how it changed the world. The book is written by … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Zimmer, history of medicine, neuroanatomy, neurology, The Soul Made Flesh, Thomas Willis
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