The MRI brain scans of clinically depressed preschoolers showed abnormal growth of gray matter compared to children unaffected by the illness. Findings showed steeper drops in brain tissue volume and thickness as well as a thinner cortex, a vital brain part linked to processing emotions.
The MRI brain scans of clinically depressed preschoolers showed abnormal growth of gray matter compared to children unaffected by the illness. Findings showed steeper drops in brain tissue volume and thickness as well as a thinner cortex, a vital brain part linked to processing emotions.
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