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Alissa Groen

Imperial College London

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Differences in fMRI-based functional connectivity during abstinence or interventions between heroin-dependent individuals and healthy controls

Danielle L. Kurtin, Anusha Mahesh Prabhu, Qasim Hassan, Alissa Groen, Matthew J. Amer, Anne R. Lingford-Hughes, Louise M. Paterson

This paper reviews studies on how heroin dependence affects functional connectivity and how abstinence or interventions like TMS can improve it in comparison to healthy controls.

Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews · Mar 22, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience