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	The Brain		The brain is made up of millions of interconnecting nerve fibres, which are responsible for the control and co-ordination of nearly all our bodily functions.
	Of all our organs the brain is the most mysterious and the most complex. Listen here to find outhow the brain works Problems: Stroke (Cerebrovascular Disease) What is it like to have a stroke? And what increases the risk of you having one? Plus why is stroke so common in the Caribbean and Japan?
	The Heart \| The Skin \| The Bones \| The Eye \| The Lungs \| The Brain \| The Cervix \| The Liver Home The Human Body Unlock the secrets of the human body. Hear about how each organ works, how to keep it healthy and what can go wrong. (The audio material on this site was originally broadcast on BBC World Service radio.) Contact Us



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