Researchers find new signs of stress damage in the brain, plus hope for prevention

Tuesday, May 31, 2016 - 03:11 in Psychology & Sociology

New research shows that when mice experience chronic stress, neurons within part of their brain’s fear and anxiety center, the amygdala, retract. It also suggests how such changes could be prevented. More »

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