Loneliness and alcohol often go hand in hand – study provides new explanation

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• How loneliness and alcohol are related in the brain For the basic drinking experiment, the scientists studied 14 male and 11 female mice.

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• After 14 days, nerve cells of male mice reacted more strongly to alcohol, while their response to sucrose became weaker.

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