A neuroimaging study conducted in South Korea has made significant strides in understanding the neural underpinnings of social anxiety disorder (SAD), unearthing intriguing correlations between brain cortical thickness and the condition. Social anxiety disorder, characterized by a debilitating fear of social scrutiny, often coexists with depression and is one of the most prevalent mental disorders…
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