Resting-state fMRI observes altered triple network functional connectivity in heavy drinking, highlighting neuroimaging markers of alcohol misuse.
Previous neuroimaging research in alcohol use disorder (AUD) has found altered functional connectivity in the brain's salience, default mode, and central executive (CEN) networks (i.e. the triple network model), though their specific associations with AUD severity and heavy drinking remains unclear. This study utilized resting-state fMRI to examine functional connectivity in these networks and measures of alcohol misuse.
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