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Why do we stay afraid for so long when the brain's first alarm fires so fast?
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| Medical Xpress | Why do we stay afraid for so long when the brain's first alarm fires so fast? |
Our survival depends on brains that constantly search for danger and, if found, stay alert until it has passed. The amygdala—an area that sits deep in the brain, near the brainstem—has long been consi |
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