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Chronic amygdala inhibition prevented OCD-like behavior in mice

Medical Xpress reports that a newly identified connection to a habit-related brain region was abnormally active in the mice.

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Medical Xpress reports that chronically inhibiting the amygdala prevented OCD-like behavior in mice. A newly identified connection to a habit-related brain region was abnormally active, but treatment targets remain untested.

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@physorg_comRT @medical_xpress: Chronically inhibiting the amygdala prevented OCD-like behavior in mice, where a newly identified connection to a habit…7h
@medical_xpressChronically inhibiting the amygdala prevented OCD-like behavior in mice, where a newly identified connection to a habit-related brain region was abnormally active; treatment targets remain untested. @stonybrooku @neurocellpress https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-09-reveals-specific-brain-circuit-implicated.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v27h
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    @physorg_comRT @medical_xpress: Chronically inhibiting the amygdala prevented OCD-like behavior in mice, where a newly identified connection to a habit…7h
    @medical_xpressChronically inhibiting the amygdala prevented OCD-like behavior in mice, where a newly identified connection to a habit-related brain region was abnormally active; treatment targets remain untested. @stonybrooku @neurocellpress https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-09-reveals-specific-brain-circuit-implicated.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v27h
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