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Utilising multimodal neuroimaging to investigate reward system deficits and to develop novel therapeutics in individuals with substance use and behavioural addictions
Addiction, a mental health condition, suffers from a significant treatment gap, with less than 10% of affected individuals receiving help. Over the past four decades, research has focused on understanding addiction's neurobiological mechanisms, primarily centering on the role of dopamine as a k
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