In situations involving social discomfort, individuals with anxiety tend to activate a less appropriate section of the frontal region of the brain when making behavioral choices compared to those without anxiety.

Anxious brains navigate social challenges differently. Here's how

Thousand miles away from their home, Indian students in the United Kingdom are worried about their families and friends. While the COVID-19 positivity rate in UK has gone down in last one week, anxiety and worry for these students hasn't. WION brings you a report.

Miles away from home, Indian students abroad remain anxious about COVID-19 crisis

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