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HEALTH & FITNESS | May 25, 2004, Tuesday
VITAL SIGNS: EMOTIONS; Winning, Losing and Regretting

BY JOHN O'NEIL (NYT) 269 words
Late Edition - Final , Section F , Page 6 , Column 1

DISPLAYING FIRST 50 OF 269 WORDS - Having no regrets may sound attractive, but it is not necessarily wise, a new study suggests. ... The study, published in the May 21 issue of the journal Science, compared the reactions to a gambling game among healthy participants and people who had injuries to the orbitofrontal cortex, a part...



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