The mPFC is an area that, when dysfunctional, is linked with rumination and obsessive thinking. “Probably the most relieble finding in depression is that the mPFC is overactive,” says Carhart-Harris.
The mPFC is an area that, when dysfunctional, is linked with rumination and obsessive thinking. “Probably the most reliable finding in depression is that the mPFC is overactive,” says Carhart-Harris.