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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Here s how stress damages movement centers in brain - Caught on Camera

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Bonn [Germany]: Stress seems to have a negative effect on the learning of movements, according to the conclusion of a recent study at the University of Bonn.

According to the study that appeared in the journal 'Translational Psychiatry', the neurons of rodents lose some of their contact with other neurons after stress.

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