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Brain Cells and Gender: What the Science Says
There is no scientific evidence that women have more brain cells than men, or vice versa. The size and complexity of the brain can vary between individuals, but these variations are not consistently associated with gender. Brain structure and function are influenced by various factors such as genetics, environment, and individual experiences, rather than solely determined by gender.Brain Cancer - Related Articles
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