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The Neuroscience of Being Transgender

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In this episode, I discuss the neuroscience of being transgender by explaining the difference between gender identity and biology. I add studies from neuroscience and explain some fascinating findings.

Created by: Amanda Cortex
Edited by: Aaron Amygdala
Logo: Mike Ramsey
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