Life with prosopagnosia: Face blindness affects more people than previously believed

Prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness, affects more than 10 million Americans. That's more than previously believed, according to a study by Harvard Medical School and VA Boston Healthcare System. The neurological condition prevents people from recognizing the identities of people they know. Treatment includes cognitive training.

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