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Scientists Establish How Dopamine 'Tunes' the Brain

Scientists Link Psychosis to Dopamine and the Brain’s Ability to Process Novel Situations

Medicine & Technology Jun 24, 2020

New research analyzes how the brain processes further information in novel situations and a sense of reality, which is distorted for patients with psychosis. Scientists relate brain activity in a learning environment to the messenger chemical dopamine.

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Scientists Link Psychosis to Dopamine and the Brain’s Ability to Process Novel Situations

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