See Pain, Gain Strength: Mice’s Lesson on Resilience

Mice that observed others experiencing harm showed increased resilience against depressive states when facing similar challenges themselves. This resilience was linked to heightened serotonin release in a specific brain area, suggesting that witnessing graded trauma can enhance the ability to handle future stresses. The findings also propose adjustments to the existing models of depression, with […]

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Mice that observed others experiencing harm showed increased resilience against depressive states when facing similar challenges themselves. This resilience was linked to heightened serotonin release in a specific brain area, suggesting that witnessing graded trauma can enhance the ability to handle future stresses. The findings also propose adjustments to the existing models of depression, with…

Mice that observed others experiencing harm showed increased resilience against depressive states when facing similar challenges themselves. This resilience was linked to heightened serotonin release in a specific brain area, suggesting that witnessing graded trauma can enhance the ability to handle future stresses. The findings also propose adjustments to the existing models of depression, with…