Amygdala Study Redefines Hazardous Drinking
Summary: New research shows that a brain that reacts strongly to threat — specifically, a highly sensitive amygdala — predicts different drinking…
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Summary: New research shows that a brain that reacts strongly to threat — specifically, a highly sensitive amygdala — predicts different drinking…
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Summary: For many people with incomplete spinal cord injuries (SCI), being able to walk again does not restore normal movement control. Everyday…
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