Amnesiac Henry Molaison's brain undergoes digital post-mortem

A detailed post-mortem look at the brain of a famous amnesiac is revealing new clues to his memory. Henry G. Molaison, known in the medical literature as H.M., had parts of the hippocampus in his brain removed in 1953 at the age of 27, following increasingly severe seizures that couldn’t…

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