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The brainstem, which develops early in life, is primarily responsible for the coordination of movement and the integration of sensory information

December 10, 2016/by Robert E. Longo, LPC, NCC and David Prescott, MPA and John Bergman

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The brainstem, which develops early in life, is primarily responsible for the coordination of movement and the integration of sensory information