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Eureka! 'Human Consciousness' Mystery Solved by Breakthrough Study
By mapping injuries of 36 patients with brainstem lesions (12 in coma and 24 are not), the researchers found out that those in coma had damage in a small "coma-specific" areas of their brainstem while most conscious patient did not have that.
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