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Research of the neuroimmune mechanisms involved in stress-related fear revealed how astrocytes interact with neurons in the amygdala. The study, led by Harvard scientists, also unveiled that this ...

In my work with Jenny (names and details changed), she told me how her ex-husband David used a variety of tactics to control her. In a previous post in this series, I reviewed how his violence and ...

A new study on canine development found that dogs exposed to adversarial events, including abuse and abandonment, in the first six months of their development have higher rates of aggression and fear ...