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Emotional amnesia in humans with focal temporal pole lesions

2025-10-23

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Memory is typically better for emotional relative to neutral events, a process involving amygdala modulation of hippocampal activity 1–6 . These structures, however, form part of a larger emotional brain network, which in humans includes the temporal pole 7 , a cortical node whose functional role in emotional cognition remains poorly understood 8–10 . Here, we show, in pharmaco-resistant epilepsy patients perfo...

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e814ff46-33ee-594d-bf84-8a12a9a855da
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10.1101/2025.10.22.683695
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