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Scientists identify an overlooked brain region that sustains fear responses
A newly detailed brain region acts as a continuous alarm system during a threat. By sustaining fear responses long after initial warnings fade, this overlooked neural pathway could unlock new ways to understand and treat anxiety disorders.
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