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Brain cells linked to a synthetic cannabinoid’s anxiety effects under stress in mice

Medical Xpress reports that silencing a small group of these cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given the drug.

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Medical Xpress reports that silencing a small group of brain cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given a synthetic cannabinoid. It says the result links those cells to the drug’s anxiety effects under stress.

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@physorg_comRT @medical_xpress: Silencing a small group of brain cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given a synthetic cannabinoid, linking…7h
@medical_xpressSilencing a small group of brain cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given a synthetic cannabinoid, linking these neurons to the drug’s anxiety effects under stress. @northwesternu @NatureComms https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-10-brain-cannabis-generates-anxiety.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v27h
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    @physorg_comRT @medical_xpress: Silencing a small group of brain cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given a synthetic cannabinoid, linking…7h
    @medical_xpressSilencing a small group of brain cells reduced predator-scent avoidance in mice given a synthetic cannabinoid, linking these neurons to the drug’s anxiety effects under stress. @northwesternu @NatureComms https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-10-brain-cannabis-generates-anxiety.html?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=v27h
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