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Focal White Matter Integrity Loss in Methamphetamine Use Disorder and Preservation with Regular Exercise in Adolescents: What's more in Quantitative Anisotropy-based Connectometry than Conventional Diffusion Tensor Imaging?
Background Methamphetamine (MA) use in adolescence may alter brain development, whereas physical activity has been associated with differences in developing white matter. We evaluated white matter microstructural measures across adolescent MA users, athletes, and controls using quantitative anisotro
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