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Yes, the dose-response is the interesting bit, and strong indication for causation. Not an expert so don't know how well we understand the mechanism of action,
by Pyramus 5y ago
Yes, the dose-response is the interesting bit, and strong indication for causation.
Not an expert so don't know how well we understand the mechanism of action, which is crucial.
- hn_throwaway_99 5y agoThe paper states high up that it's been well studied that Toxoplasmosis infection increases reaction time - this study was basically just showing that that laboratory-viewed metric has real-world consequences. As far as mechanism of action, T. gondii infects both neurons in the brain and glial cells.
- smogcutter 5y ago*decreases reaction time
- nahnahno 5y agoIncreases reaction times is right == slows reaction