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Neurobiological and Behavioral Characterization of Adult Male and Female Mice in Prolonged Social Isolation

2022-12-23

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As social animals, our health depends in part on interactions with other human beings. Yet millions suffer from chronic social isolation, including those in nursing/assisted living facilities and people experiencing chronic loneliness. Perhaps the most egregious form of chronic isolation is seen in criminal justice system, where approximately 80,000 people are housed, on any one day, in solitary confinement. In th...

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555935c9-7029-54c5-a51a-fc4211635a49
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10.1101/2022.12.22.521636
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