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Dogs can tell fear from sadness — and scientists saw it in their brains

Recent brain scan studies reveal that dogs can differentiate between human emotions, responding to happy faces with activation in brain regions associated with reward and higher-level processing. This insight emphasizes the deep emotional connection between humans and dogs, which could inform ongoing discussions about the role of companion animals in mental health and social well-being.

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