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Researchers pinpoint neural circuitry that promotes stress-induced anxiety
February 4, 2014 by NewsBot
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, over 18 percent of American adults suffer from anxiety disorders, characterized as excessive worry or tension that often leads to other physical symptoms. Previous studies of anxiety in the brain have focused on the amygdala, an area known to play a role in fear.


