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Study: Severe depression can shrink brain

It has been claimed severe depression can shrink the brain by blocking the formation of new nerve connections.

Study: Severe depression can shrink brain

Mon, 13 Aug, 2012 - 09:11

It has been claimed severe depression can shrink the brain by blocking the formation of new nerve connections.

The effect disrupts circuits linked to mental functioning and emotion.

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