NEW YORK - When she started collecting brains, neuroscientist Yasmin Hurd's peers wondered what she could possibly be thinking. Studying animals made way more sense as a way to trace how chronic drug use changes the brain, they thought - after all, how was Hurd going to parse the long-term effects from the trauma of the overdoses that killed the brain donors?
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