Peter Singer - Saving Brains: Innovations to Help Children Thrive

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Presents Peter Singer discussing innovations to support child brain development and welfare. Combines neuroscience education with ethical philosophy on child health.

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A 47-minute video from Susskind Lecturess: “Peter Singer - Saving Brains: Innovations to Help Children Thrive”.

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