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Ep48 rebroadcast "Why do brains become depressed?"

Ep48 rebroadcast "Why do brains become depressed?"

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What is depression? Why are brains able to slip into it? Is depression detectable in animals? Do animals have options beyond fight or flight? And what does any of this have to do with measuring depression medications in city water supplies, reward pathways in the brain, the prevalence of tuberculosis, and zapping the head with magnetic stimulation? Join today's episode with David Eagleman and his guest -- psychiatrist Jonathan Downar -- for a deep dive into the brain science behind depression and what new solutions are on the horizon.

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Ep48 rebroadcast "Why do brains become depressed?"

Ep48 rebroadcast "Why do brains become depressed?"

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