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Sniffing oxytocin: Nose to brain or nose to blood?

Medicine and Health

Sniffing oxytocin: Nose to brain or nose to blood?

S. Yao, Y. Chen, et al.

This intriguing study by Shuxia Yao and colleagues unveils how intranasally administered oxytocin influences brain activity and behavior, revealing the importance of peripheral routes in its effects. With significant findings on neural dynamics, it invites a deeper understanding of oxytocin's role in our physiology.

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