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Memory lost due to blunt force trauma can be restored by another blow to the head
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REFUTED
the evidence says no
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Reference literature notes that the idea of restoring lost memory with a second blow to the head is a misconception not supported by medical reality.

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2012 · cited by 0
Cecil Adams, the syndicated columnist of "The Straight Dope", addressed this precise issue in this column (which sides with "Woodchip", more or less), that a closed-head injury is rarely so black and white that the person loses all past memory only, then miraculously regains past memory with another head blow. Can you get amnesia from a blow to the head?
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