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A recent study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry has uncovered that a single dose of a common antidepressant, specifically a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, can change how the brain processes internal bodily sensations.
This effect is particularly evident when individuals are anxious, revealing a nuanced interaction between serotonin, interoception (the sensing of internal bodily states), and anxiety.
The study was authored by James J. A. Livermore , Lina I. Skora , Kristian Adamatzky , Sarah N. Garfinkel , Hugo D. Critchley , and Daniel Campbell-Meiklejohn .
The study, “General and anxiety-linked influences of acute serotonin reuptake inhibition on neural responses associated with attended visceral sensation,” was authored.
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