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Female vs. Male Brains and our Wonderful Differences

Talking points:
  • Men and Women are different and the same is true for their brains
  • Women tend to use both sides (hemispheres) of their brains while men tend to be unilateral processors
  • Women’s brains may help to explain why they live longer than men on average
  • It is normal for men and women to have problems communicating and such difficulties can cause real problems with relationships

Listen to the Podcast

  • 1:17 – Behavior differences between women and men
  • 3:47 – Structural differences between female and male brain
  • 6:38 – Amygdala and Hippocampus in women and men
  • 12:59 – Risk of cognitive issues
  • 16:29 – Covid and the brain
  • 18:19 – Your two hemispheres
  • 25:56 – Brain health (staying mentally and physically engaged)
  • 27:10 – Questions
Dr. Paul Nussbaum

Doctor Nussbaum is board-certified in Clinical Psychology and Geropsychology with a specialization in Neuropsychology.

He is the Founder and President of Brain Health Center, Inc. that provides independent medical examinations, neuropsychological assessments, and case management for those suffering neurological and neurobehavioral disorders. The Center also serves as the epicenter for Dr. Nussbaum’s Brain Health Lifestyle®, consultation business, and his Keynote presentations internationally.

Dr. Nussbaum serves as the “face of brain health” to many companies and organizations, as he bridges neuroscience to the general public (see www.brainhealthctr.com/partners).

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