s at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S), who was also involved in the research. "For example, if someone with anxiety has a disturbed functioning of part of the amygdala or a disturbed functioning of rACC control mechanism and treatment could be based on the individual's specific problem."

The research team that worked on the 2006 Neuron paper also included first author, Amit Etkin, an M.D./PhD student that worked in both Dr. Hirsch's and Dr. Kandel's research laboratories; Tobias Egner, a graduate student; and Daniel Peraza, a Columbia University Medical Center student.
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Source:Columbia University Medical Center

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