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Submitted by Cynthia Henderson on Wed, 07/16/2008 - 12:45pm.
Having suffered with depression from 1985-1995,I was interested in this aspect of brain funtioning.My moter was severely depressed for years.This mental illness has resulted in other illness;heart problems.I wonder if the two are related or connected.Circumstances can play a huge role in this type of neurobiology in human behavior.

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