Abstract Treatment of anxiety disorders by either pharmacological or behavioral means is
applied with the intention to directly target the limbic system or high brain centers that down …

Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental disorders, and are comorbid with
balance disorders in a significant proportion of these individuals. Presently, it is unclear …

Previous studies revealed that vestibular cues are crucial for exploration in the absence of
visual cues. The working hypothesis of this study was, accordingly, that mice with vestibular …

Human anxiety and vestibular disorders have long been known to co-occur. Paralleling
human clinical and non-clinical data, mounting genetic, pharmacological and behavioral …

A relation between anxiety disorders and balance control dysfunctions has been observed
in many studies in humans. A mismatch in the integration of sensory inputs could trigger …

Anxiety disorders and balance disorders share common clinical features related to
perception such as spatial disorientation or dizziness. The search for the mechanism …

Physical exercise has been shown to improve cognitive functions. However, it is still
unknown which type of exercise affects cognition. In the present study, we tested the …

Despite frequent reports that patients with vestibular dysfunction exhibit an unusually high
incidence of anxiety disorders, few studies have investigated the emotional effects of …

Vestibular dysfunction in humans is associated with anxiety and cognitive disorders.
However, various animal studies of the effects of vestibular loss have yielded conflicting …

Balance is the dynamic and unconscious control of the body's centre of mass to maintain
postural equilibrium. Regulated by the vestibular system, head movement and acceleration …