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·September 4, 2018·3 min read

Looking Inside the Brain to Distinguish Bipolar from Depression

A new neuroimaging study reveals those with bipolar depression have less activity in the amygdala and few connections with other areas of the brain than those with clinical depression.

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Looking Inside the Brain to Distinguish Bipolar from Depression

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Enzyme Repairs DNA to Prevent Brain Disorders

New Neuron Type Controls How Accurately We Recall Memories

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