Brain rewiring


Doctors work to help Gabrielle Giffords’ brain rewire itself.

COMPARED to a sleek new laptop, that 1.3kg mass of fatty tissue called the brain may not look like much. But when it’s injured, it adapts and rewires its circuits in new ways.

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