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Threat-induced hippocampal connectivity fingerprints do not generalize to psychosocial stress

2020-11-17

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Stress is an everyday experience and maladaptive responses play a crucial role in the etiology of affective disorders. Despite its ubiquity, the neural underpinnings of subjective stress experiences have not yet been elucidated, particularly at an individual level. In an important advance, Goldfarb et al. 1 showed recently that subjective stress and arousal levels in response to threatening stimuli were successfu...

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0369921b-2108-5c2b-8484-e27e8c83c420
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10.1101/2020.11.16.380220
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