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A New Clue to Why Laughter Can Trigger Cataplexy (opens the original)
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For people with narcolepsy type 1, cataplexy most often strikes during life’s happiest moments—laughing with family, playing games, or unexpectedly running into a friend.1 Despite this well-known pattern, researchers have never fully understood why positive social experiences can suddenly trigger the loss of muscle tone. A new study points to oxytocin—the hormone best known for its role in social bonding—as a key part of the answer.2 Because positive social interactions are known to increase oxy
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