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Brink: Erasing Memory
Imagine if you could erase your memory with the help of a pill. Dutch scientists believe they have found a way to erase phobias or painful memories with the use of a drug.
Added: Apr 1, 2009
Views: 3702 Views
Runtime: 01:13
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