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Gray Matters: Crossroads and Frontiers

Thursday, December 29, 2005 at 9pm

This edition of the award-winning Gray Matters series centers on three fascinating case histories:

1848 Phineas Gage, survives a construction accident that drives a tamping iron through his skull.
1953 Patient "H.M." undergoes surgery to relieve epilepsy -- with most unexpected results.
1982 Young drug addicts display mysterious symptoms: those of advanced Parkinson's disease.

Scientific research continues to advance studies in frontal lobe damage, memory, and Parkinson's disease.