A new
study published in
The Journal of Neuroscience claims
to have overturned an old belief regarding how our brains change as we
develop, and may have solved the question of why female brains work just
as well as male brains despite being smaller in size. Grey matter
density in the brain increases during adolescence, though it was
previously thought to decrease. And although female brains are smaller
than males, they have denser grey matter for their size, the research
found.
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