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Depressive status modulates hippocampal-cortical dynamics during acute nicotine use
Nicotine use disorder shows heterogeneity in treatment response, potentially reflecting differences in underlying neural circuitry, particularly in the presence of depression. We examined real-time neural dynamics during nicotine inhalation in two chronic users - one with depression and one without
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