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neurological damage

Dolores Canales can’t seem to find her way around like she used to. She has spent her whole life in Anaheim, California, yet says she gets lost even in her hometown. She feels that her 20 years in prison, and the 18 months she spent in solitary confinement, has resulted in a permanent change to […]

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“Isolation Devastates the Brain”: The Neuroscience of Solitary Confinement

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by Carol Schaeffer

May 11, 2016

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