Brain Patterns Tied to Self-Preoccupation and Anxiety

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Brain Patterns Tied to Self-Preoccupation and Anxiety
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A study identifies a brain activity pattern linked to self-preoccupied thinking, which is associated with anxiety and depression, and could serve as a biomarker for mental health vulnerability and a target for early intervention.

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