Selective D3 receptor antagonism modulates neural response during negative emotional processing in substance dependence

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RT @ICL_Addiction: Interesting new paper from our research assistant @joannavamvako looking at the effect of selective D3 antagonism on BOL…

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Interesting new paper from our research assistant @joannavamvako looking at the effect of selective D3 antagonism on BOLD response to aversive image processing in drug-dependent individuals. https://t.co/awkPgpHPwm @FrontPsychiatry

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