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Facial expression studied by Johns Hopkins scientist
Dr. Ernst Huber, associate professor at Johns Hopkins, details how facial muscles and nerves evolved from primitive forms to enable humans to express complex emotions. He explains how fascia shapes facial movement, differences across races, and how language and education influence how we read and display expressions.
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