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Altered Dopamine-Linked Striatal Hemodynamic Latency in Early Psychosis
Key Points Question: Is striatal hemodynamic latency, a novel indirect correlate of dopamine physiology, altered in individuals with early psychosis? Findings: In this cross-sectional study of 105 individuals with early psychosis and 55 healthy comparison participants, early psychosis was associated
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