
A new study on panic and calm tells us more about the brain’s response to fear
A new study published in Molecular Psychiatry shed light on a discovery related to a process called adaptive defensive learninga mechanism that allows us not to live constantly on alert. When the brain perceives a dangerreacts in a few moments: he can immobilize (the classic freezing), escape or attack. These automatic responses are essential for survival. But what happens if ...








