Emotion discrimination in humans: Its association with HSV-1 infection and its improvement with antiviral treatment
Schizophrenia Research Aug 24, 2017
Bhatia T, et al. – In a prospective naturalistic follow up sample (PNFU), the researchers examined whether herpes simplex virus, type 1 (HSV–1) related cognitive dysfunction is progressive or remediable. Results of this study suggested that a proportion of age–related decline in Emotion Identification and Discrimination (EMOD) is attributable to HSV–1 infection.
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