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我们能否编辑记忆？
2,411,573 views |
艾米 · 弥尔顿 |
TEDxCambridgeUniversity
• March 2019
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创伤性事件和创伤后应激障碍（PTSD）会重启你的大脑——尤其是你的记忆——还会在受到刺激时产生有害的情绪反应。我们能否在不消除记忆的情况下，排除这些触发因素呢？神经内科学家艾米 · 弥尔顿（Amy Milton）带来了惊人的编辑记忆临床研究，旨在化解回忆痛苦经历造成的伤害，并为改善心理健康指出了更好的方向。
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