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...Brain scans can reveal differences in the way patients who suffer from anxiety disorders respond to danger signals...
...colleagues approached the question by studying groups of identical twins, who share virtually all their genes, and fraternal twins, who, like any other siblings, share only some of them. What Kendler's group found was that both identical twins were somewhat more likely than both fraternal twins to suffer from generalized anxiety disorder, phobias or panic attacks. (The researchers have not yet studied twins with post-traumatic stress disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder...
There is plenty to learn about how anxiety and fear shape the brain. One of the biggest mysteries is the relationship between anxiety and depression. Researchers know that adults who suffer from depression were often very anxious as children. (It's also true that many kids outgrow their anxiety disorders to become perfectly well-adjusted adults.) Is that just a coincidence, as many believe, or does anxiety somehow prime the brain to become depressed later in life? Brain scans show that the amygdala is very active in depressed patients, even when they are sleeping. Studies of twins suggest that many...
...interest of U.S. policy." That in part explains why the U.S. government has slapped tariffs on imported steel and offered a package of new subsidies to American farmers. In Europe, a strong euro has the potential for both good and ill. On the one hand, exports might suffer; on the other, a strong euro will make it easier for the European Central Bank to meet its goal of 2% inflation across the 12 countries in the euro zone by bringing down the prices of imports. That might allow the E.C.B. to cut interest rates, now 1.5% higher for short-term...
...that just throw immigrants out of work? Why is the market system in need of arbitrary and permanent readjustment? Why are these students demanding they face no disciplinary action—don’t they believe enough in what they’re doing to suffer the consequences of their actions? The list of unanswered questions seemed endless...