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Scientists finds altered attention-related brain connectivity in youth with anxiety

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A large neuroimaging study has found that generalized anxiety disorder in youth is linked to increased connectivity in brain circuits involved in attention and emotion, and that these patterns may change with symptom remission.

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Scientists finds altered attention-related brain connectivity in youth with anxiety

A large neuroimaging study has found that generalized anxiety disorder in youth is linked to increased connectivity in brain circuits involved in attention and emotion, and that these patterns may change with symptom remission.

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PsyPost broke the news in Roseville, United States on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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