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Millions turn to Botox to erase the external signs of sadness.  Conversely, Darwin first suggested that facial muscle and skin movement might contribute to our moods and emotions.  So Eric Finzi, MD, PhD, and Erika Wasserman, PhD, set out to see if alleviating furrowed brows could impact depression.

Ten clinically depressed patients between 36 and 63 who had never been treated with Botox were given injections.  Two months later, the patients were found to have an absence of frown lines and given a repeat test for depression.  Read More 

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