A doctor explains a medical mystery called “paradoxical lucidity” and why researchers hope it may shed light on memory. Then, a reporter explains how federal authorities plan to significantly weaken the Endangered Species Act.
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Why Do Some Dementia Patients Regain Memories Near Death?
Some people with dementia experience a sudden episode of clarity and are able to recognize people they haven’t in years. This phenomenon, called “paradoxical lucidity,” typically happens close to death and remains a medical mystery. A doctor helps us understand.
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Trump Administration Plans To Weaken Endangered Species Act
President Trump’s administration is pushing to roll back wildlife protections in the Endangered Species Act. A climate and environment reporter explains how the landmark conservation law functions. We also discuss details of the administration’s changes and how Midwest species could be affected.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Jana Rose Schleis Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Dr. Basil Eldadah Guest
- Lisa Friedman Guest
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