Tag: prosopagnosia

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Archives #20 – June 11, 2023

Face blindness, Immune aging, and ChatGPT hallucinations

Edward 06/11/2023 No Comments

Dr. Ed Park of Recharge Biomedical explains face blindness, or prosopagnosia, which affects about one in fifty people. A case of significant improvement after exosome treatment is presented. (n.b. Exosomes are not FDA-approved to treat face blindness)

Edward 02/04/2021 2 Comments

Exosomes 21: Bias is unavoidable

The ability to be a reliable historian and judge of any changes after exosome therapy is a challenge for nearly everyone.

Edward 12/08/2019 5 Comments

Exosomes 15: Face Blindness

I’m happy to report that according to Lisa, her life has improved since receiving exosomes since there is about a 30% improvement which has brought her to the point of not being nervous in social situations.

Edward 10/25/2019 5 Comments

Face blindness reveals much about cognitive bias

Our patient is a 48-yo woman who had normal facial recognition until her first pregnancy when she noted that she couldn’t remember new faces

Edward 10/25/2019 No Comments

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