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What Goes On in a Teenage Brain? by Dr Jack Lewis

February 12, 2012September 25, 2013 By Dr Jack

At the onset of puberty the grey matter reaches maximum thickness and that key process of maturation, neuronal pruning, begins in the adolescent brain. This process does not occur uniformly across the whole brain but instead starts at the back of the brain and gradually progresses towards the front of the brain over a period of several years.

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