What Is The Most Likely Biological Basis For Depression?
Scientists at The University of Western Ontario say they have found the biological link between stress, anxiety, and depression. The researchers say they have identified a connecting mechanism in the brain showing exactly how stress and anxiety eventually cause depression. They believe this finding could one day provide a better way to treat these mental health conditions.
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