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Large-Scale Neuroimaging and Genetic Analyses of the Human Thalamus in Loneliness
Background Although loneliness is prevalent and significantly impacts society globally, its neural and genetic bases remain poorly understood. The thalamus, which receives sensory information from the environment, may have a more significant role in social interactions than previously recogn
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