When a panic attack hits , it can be a scary, overwhelming, debilitating experience – but an effective new treatment could be on the way, in the form of an antibiotic. It's already known that carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) can induce panic attacks, as the brain senses signs of suffocation, and that brain immune cells known as microglia could be involved in triggering the emergency response. That's where minocycline comes in. It's a common antibiotic with effects that include reducing inflammation and

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