New study finds that resilient individuals show brain activity linked to better mental health and gut health.
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Resilient individuals exhibit improved cognitive and emotional brain activity and healthier gut microbiome activity, according to a new UCLA Health study,
New study finds that resilient individuals show brain activity linked to better mental health and gut health.
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