Clinical Depression Causes Early Malfunction in Brain’s Reward Center
Clinically depressed people are less capable of finding pleasure in activities they used to enjoy, a recent study shows. Research published in the August 26 issue of the NeuroReport shows reduced brain function in the reward center of the brain in depressed individuals, when compared to healthy subjects. To investigate the effects of depression on …
Clinical Depression Causes Early Malfunction in Brain’s Reward Center Read More »