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Organ Donors Might Pass On Their Personality Traits—Suggesting Your Cells Have Their Own ‘Memory,’ Scientists Say

After a heart transplant, a patient recalled memories that weren’t her own. And she isn’t the only one.

It has been traditionally conceived that the heart functions solely as a pump responsible for receiving, transferring, and oxygenating blood. Numerous studies, particularly those conducted after heart transplantation surgeries, have observed instances where recipients' behavior has mirrored that of the donors in certain situations and circumstances