Andrew Huberman· PhD
So that, in fact, is the key structure for long-term memory, this structure called the hippocampus.
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So that, in fact, is the key structure for long-term memory, this structure called the hippocampus.
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if people have damage to their hippocampus of any kind that people have trouble accessing or forming long-term memory sometimes both
there's a key structure within the brain that is part of a larger neural network that is a collection of structures which is absolutely essential for the formation and storage of long-term memories and that's the hippocampus
The amigula takes that information and makes another key structure called the hippocampus work better to put new long-term memories in your brain. So that in fact is the key structure for long-term memory. This structure called the hippocampus.