Teenagers' brain are different than adults

[KMSP Fox 9, October 25, 2016] A new study finds that teenagers' brain work differently than adults, particularly they are more adept at taking in new information especially when a reward is involved. Dr. Jesse Corry, a neurologist with the John Nasseff Neuroscience Specialty Clinic at United Hospital in St. Paul, talked with Fox 9 about why that is.