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Methamphetamine dependent individuals show attenuated brain response to pleasant interoceptive stimuli
BACKGROUND: Mechano-receptive C-fiber (MR-CF) stimulation via slow stroking of C-fiber rich skin areas can be used to probe the relationship between reward and interoception. Individuals with substance use disorders show impaired reward processing, and dysfunctional interoceptive processing of MR-CF
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