The CRAM Podcast ~ Extraordinary Ideas Unleashed
The CRAM Podcast features engaging and thought-provoking interviews that explore innovative ideas and exciting new research that’s shaping our lives - whether it's the evolution of the work world, the transformative ways we connect, the re-imagining of home and place, or the dramatic changes in our identity and community. We interview leading researchers and big thinkers about the human condition and the possibilities of tomorrow.
The CRAM Podcast ~ Extraordinary Ideas Unleashed
How does your brain REALLY work?
They say space is the final frontier. No way. The final frontier is right there within you – your brain!
The brain is still a big mystery – even to scientists who are trying to figure out its puzzle.
But they’re learning more and more about the brain and dispelling old beliefs about it.
Are there left brain, right brain people? Are we born with a finite set of brain cells? Is it normal to lose memory as we age?
Join us as we dive into the most complex, interesting and important organ in our bodies with neurologist Lorraine Kalia.
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Lorraine Kalia is a neurologist and senior scientist with the Krembil Brain Inst. at the University Health Network in Toronto. She’s also an Assoc. Prof. in the Dept. of Medicine at the University of Toronto.
Video on why she studies Parkinson’s Disease: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6nNS4x8QCg
Her lab: https://kalialabs.org/team/
Research at the University Health Network: https://www.uhnresearch.ca/researcher/lorraine-kalia
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