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    Brain chemical helps bad memories linger

    (HealthScout) UPDATED 2009-08-21
    A new study on how memories are formed among rats has found that giving the animals the brain transmitter dopamine affects the way they recall painful experiences. Scientists say their finding that could be used to help people cope with traumatic events if the results can be applied to humans.
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