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Gender matters when it comes to addictions for certain things. A new research by the researchers of Yale school of medicine recommends that “depression robustly activates regions of brain which are concerned with cravings in women dependent on cocaine”. Whereas the drug cues activates parallel regions of brain in men dependent on cocaine. The research Related posts: 5 Female libido problems that all women
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Gender matters when it comes to addictions for certain things. A new research by the researchers of Yale school of medicine recommends that “depression robustly activates regions of brain which are concerned with cravings in women dependent on cocaine”. Whereas the drug cues activates parallel regions of brain in men dependent on cocaine. The research Related posts: 5 Female libido problems that all
