Can retired ENT surgeons relearn math and science after 40 years?

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In summary, retired ENT surgeons are capable of relearning math and science after 40 years, as long as they are motivated and have access to resources and support. While it may take some time and effort to regain knowledge and skills, the brain has the ability to adapt and learn at any age. With determination and dedication, retired ENT surgeons can successfully relearn math and science and apply it to their previous or new careers.
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In retirement, relearning math and science topics that I forgot, or have been waiting 40 years to study!
 
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