Researchers Find Amygdala Neurons That Could Be the Key to Reversing Anxiety Disorders

Published accounts described how a newly identified group of amygdala neurons plays a central role in anxiety and social behavior with targeted restoration reversing deficits in mice.

Available records indicate a newly identified group of amygdala neurons plays a central role in anxiety and social behavior with targeted restoration reversing deficits in mice.

Published accounts described how a newly identified group of amygdala neurons plays a central role in anxiety and social behavior with targeted restoration reversing deficits in mice.

Available records indicate a newly identified group of amygdala neurons plays a central role in anxiety and social behavior with targeted restoration reversing deficits in mice.

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