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Both anxiety and depression involve amygdala hyperactivity, which can contribute to excessive emotional responses and impaired emotional regulation, Edmonds said.

Additionally, they affect the central nervous system, often leading to fatigue and drowsiness, which impairs the quality of life of those affected.

The findings show that distraction and multitasking significantly increase response latency and impair the decision-making of the remote driver, potentially raising safety concerns.

This results in impaired blood flow and blockage of small blood vessels, which causes brain swelling and can develop into cerebral malaria.

The team is excited about their new findings and the significant potential it has in developing new treatments for age-related muscle atrophy along with other health condition related to impaired muscle regeneration.

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