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So I've been pretty fortunate to know over the years a number of pretty brilliant neuroscientists

and I've also been pretty fortunate to know quite a number of accomplished writers from

nonfiction to fiction. My guest today at Lisa Genova is the first person I've met who

is both. She is an astonishingly accomplished neuroscientist with a strong focus on Alzheimer's

and cognitive brain function. At the same time she's an acclaimed fiction writer who wrote

a book called Still Alice which became a massive bestseller. Suddenly millions of copies

was then turned into an Oscar winning movie with all these a-lists, stars in it. And

that also kicked off a stream of other fiction books. She tends to write books that illuminate

people moving through neurological conditions but their fiction and they're so beautiful

and compelling and allows you to step into the experience of other people and families

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