Gut-Brain Link: A Game-Changer in Treating Depression

New links between the gut and the brain that could lead to more focused treatments for depression and anxiety have been discovered by researchers.

Gut-Brain Link: A Game-Changer in Treating Depression

New research reveals how targeting serotonin in the gut may reduce depression and anxiety with fewer side effects Read More

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