Monicccaabout 7 years ago
This Woman Has a Strange Type of Blindness - She Can't See Anything Unless It Moves
Scientists have created the most extensive brain map to date of a person with an extremely rare form of blindness. To Milena Canning, objects are invisible - unless they are moving. Click here to read full article...
Source: https://www.sciencealert.com/blind-woman-with-riddoch-syndrome-can-only-see-moving-objects-fmriTop rated comment
about 7 years ago
That's amazing...thanks! Would love to know if she was born without most of her occipital lobe..were the lesions the result of her respiratory infection triggering something or did the stroke trigger something
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