Study: Your Brain Thinks Money Is A DrugCourtesy NPR Programs: Morning Edition Thu, 08/06/2009 - 10:00pm
Handling money can make painful things feel less painful, a groundbreaking experiment shows. Researchers say it appears that the human brain sees cold, hard cash as a reasonable substitute for another pain buffer — love. More related itemsSame-Sex Families Get A New Boost From Tax Rules
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