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Frontal Neural Activation During Alcohol Cue Exposure Is Associated With Cognitive Bias Among Veterans With Alcohol Use Disorder And Traumatic Brain Injury

Erica Walker,Samantha Abram,Nicole Bautista,Monique Cano,Edith Harris, Hala El Bahraoui,Darin Witkovic,Jill Reavis,Steven Batki,Judith Ford,David Pennington

BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY（2021）

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Abstract
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) continues to be a pervasive problem for U.S. military veterans, and commonly co-occurs with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Cognitive biases and neural activation in the presence of alcohol cues are frequently observed among those with AUD. However, little is known about neural activation during exposure to alcohol cues, implicit cognitive biases, or their associations among treatment seeking veterans with AUD and TBI.
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Drug Cue, Approach Bias Modification, Alcoholism, Veterans, BOLD fMRI
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