Stroke and Aphasia with Dr. Argye Hillis

Update: 2016-02-04

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Anthony and Dr. Argye Hillis (Professor of Neurology, Johns Hopkins University) talked about a medical perspective on neuroscience research. Argye's research focuses on understanding how language and emotional functions recover after stroke.

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Stroke and Aphasia with Dr. Argye Hillis

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Stroke and Aphasia with Dr. Argye Hillis

Stroke and Aphasia with Dr. Argye Hillis