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Enduring electrophysiological effects of early life stress in brain: implications for limbic epilepsy

Idrish Ali

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© 2013 Dr. Idrish Ali

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© 2013 Dr. Idrish Ali

Key concepts: Neuroscience, Epilepsy, Electrophysiology, Limbic system, Psychology, Medicine, Developmental psychology, Clinical psychology

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