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How Bullying Could Trigger Psychosis in Teens

How Bullying Could Trigger Psychosis in Teens
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Bullying Could Lead To Psychosis In Teens - Asian Scientist Magazine

The study shows that bullying could alter the levels of neurotransmitter, Glutamate, which is linked with phychosis.

Naohiro okadaUniversity of tokyo international research centerUniversity of tokyoMolecular psychiatryInternational research centerAsian scientist

Bullied teens are at risk of psychosis

Bullied teens are at risk of psychosis
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Naohiro okadaUniversity of tokyoUniversity of tokyo international research centerMolecular psychiatryInternational research center

Bullied teens brains show chemical change associated with psychosis

Bullied teens brains show chemical change associated with psychosis
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How Bullying Affects the Brains of Teen Victims

Bullying is a rampant issue that affects victims more than we know. Recent research has unveiled a concerning correlation between bullying experienced during adolescence and the emergence of early-stage psychosis, linked to diminished levels of the neurotransmitter glutamate within the ACC or the anterior cingulate cortex of the brain.

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