ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Award-winning medical journalist Seema Mathur turns her journey with brain disease into purpose. Her story — how Western medicine is saving her life and Eastern practices help her heal — becomes the thread that launches a deeper exploration of the brain.
In Brain In Progress, Seema speaks with the world’s leading neuroscientists, physicians, and integrative experts to investigate the future of brain health — from neuroplasticity and brain implants to meditation and consciousness.
This is a show about possibility. About resilience. About unlocking the brain’s potential and deepening our understanding of the organ that shapes how we perceive ourselves and the world.
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