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Being around strangers can cause people stress and, in turn, make them less able to feel others’ pain, new research suggests. But giving people a drug that blocks the body’s stress response can restore that sense of empathy, scientists said. What’s more, the same effect shows up in both humans and mice.

 

“In some sense, we’ve figured out what to do about increasing empathy as a practical matter,” said Jeffrey Mogil, a neuroscientist at McGill University in Montreal. “We’ve figured out what stops it from happening and, therefore, the solution to make it happen more between strangers.”

 

BY TIA GHOSE, LIVESCIENCE

Source: news.discovery.com

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