The brains of patients with psoriasis are less responsive to expressions of disgust on other people’s faces, a neurological device that may help them cope with the social stigma of the disease, a recent study found.
Posted on 18 September 2009.
The brains of patients with psoriasis are less responsive to expressions of disgust on other people’s faces, a neurological device that may help them cope with the social stigma of the disease, a recent study found.
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