Scientists discover atypical brain connectivity in those with alcohol use disorder
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Researchers found that people with alcohol use disorder have unique brain connectivity patterns, especially in areas tied to self-control and decision-making, which may explain impulsive drinking behaviors and offer clues for improving diagnosis and treatment.
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Original Title: Scientists discover atypical brain connectivity in those with alcohol use disorder | Using advanced imaging and analytical techniques, the study found altered connections in specific brain areas related to self-control, decision-making, and reward processing.