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Oct 19, 2026
From Dec 2024: Hannah Stevens, M.D., Ph.D., on Autism, the Placenta & the Developing Brain
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2:01RyanHOST
Dr. Stevens, can you start with explaining to me about your medical journey and your background?
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2:09Hanna StevensGUEST
Well, let me tell a little bit about my interest in the brain and neuroscience, and that includes how I was trained medically as well.
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2:18Hanna StevensGUEST
So when I went to college, I became fascinated with the idea that All our behaviors have these correlates underneath that occur in our brain.
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2:29Hanna StevensGUEST
chemical signals and electrical signals have the capacity to help us think certain things or move in certain ways and make choices, which was fascinating to me.
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2:43Hanna StevensGUEST
So I decided I wanted to learn more about the brain and I went on to do graduate studies in the brain.
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27:39RyanHOST
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