Original paper
Menstrual cycle‐related changes in amygdala morphology are associated with changes in stress sensitivity
Abstract
Premenstrual increases in negative mood are thought to arise from changes in gonadal hormone levels, presumably by influencing mood regulation and stress sensitivity. The amygdala plays a major role in this context, and animal studies suggest that gonadal hormones influence its morphology. Here, we investigated whether amygdala morphology changes over the menstrual cycle and whether this change explains differences in stress sensitivity....
Paper Details
Title
Menstrual cycle‐related changes in amygdala morphology are associated with changes in stress sensitivity
Published Date
Dec 8, 2011
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
5
Pages
1187 - 1193
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