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Evidence for Accelerated Decline of Functional Brain Network Efficiency in Schizophrenia
Previous work suggests that individuals with schizophrenia display accelerated aging of white matter integrity, however, it is still unknown whether functional brain networks also decline at an elevated rate in schizophrenia. Given the known degradation of functional connectivity and the normal decl
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