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Sex-Differences in the Relationship between Methamphetamine-Use Experience and Spatial Memory in Non-Treatment Seeking Adults
Methamphetamine remains a public health concern in the United States, and its use has been associated with detrimental effects on memory. More specifically, spatial memory deficits after methamphetamine exposure have been heavily researched in the rodent literature and sex-differences have been repo
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