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- "reshaping the brain"
- Dr. Mezernich from California is promoting the use of exercises in spatial relations imaging and in remote memory compensating for deteriorating short term memory, etc. Why aren't these techniques being distributed for FREE to the VA hospitals to help all the returning vets who have served their country.
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- "reshaping the brain"
- Dr. Mezernich from California is promoting the use of exercises in spatial relations imaging and in remote memory compensating for deteriorating short term memory, etc. Why aren't these techniques being distributed for FREE to the VA hospitals to help all the returning vets who have served their country.
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