Researchers found that prairie voles console each other by increasing social contact through activities like grooming. Brain chemical oxytocin activated the same brain regions in prairie voles and humans, offering insight on how autism patients can improve socially.
Researchers found that prairie voles console each other by increasing social contact through activities like grooming. Brain chemical oxytocin activated the same brain regions in prairie voles and humans, offering insight on how autism patients can improve socially.
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