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Iris Grossman

Researcher

Sep 11, 2026

1:55
How did it all start for you? Did you develop an interest in science from an early age or was there somebody that inspired you?
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Wow.
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Been a while, but I was always a nerdy kid and in an early stage, my best friend's parents were physicians and they actually told her they don't want her to become a physician, which means of course they're rebellious teens.
2:23
We both decided this is what we want to do.
2:26
And I lost contact with her, but that dream stuck with me.
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And I learned the names of all the cranial nerves in Latin from a young age and all kinds of, you know, useless, certainly in this day and age topics.
2:45
And I reached out to physicians all over the country trying to find, I decided the brain is the most important thing for a human being to understand because it really governs health and disease and must therefore be the solution to regaining health.
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How was your time there? What did you experience?

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