Neuroimaging study finds gray matter reductions in first-time fathers
New neuroscience research provides evidence that becoming a father results in brain structure alterations. The findings, published in Cerebral Cortex, indicate that men who become fathers tend to experience changes in cortical regions associated with social interaction and visual processing. ...
University Of Southern California United States Oscar Vilarroya Gregorio Mara Los Angeles Susanna Carmona
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