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Stress before Birth Affects Midlife Brain Circuits Differently in the Sexes Stress before Birth Affects Midlife Brain Circuits Differently in the Sexes Goldstein’s team observe the brain’s stress response circuitry using a negative stress reactivity task. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) depicts brain regions that light up in response to negative stressful stimuli: hypothalamus (green), hippocampus (royal blue), medial prefrontal cortex (magenta), amygdala (red), periaqueductal gray (light blue) and orbitofrontal cortex (yellow) [Jill Goldstein]. April 7, 2021 Goldstein’s team observe the brain’s stress response circuitry using a negative stress reactivity task. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) depicts brain regions that light up in response to negative stressful stimuli: hypothalamus (green), hippocampus (royal blue), medial prefrontal cortex (magenta), amygdala (red), periaqueductal gray (light blue) and orbitofrontal cortex (yellow) [Jill Golds

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