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Adolescent major depressive disorder (MDD) is associated with serious adverse implications for brain development and higher rates of self-injury and suicide, raising concerns about its neurobiological mechanisms in clinical neuroscience. However, most previous studies regarding the brain alterations in adolescent MDD focused on single-modal images or analyzed images of different modalities separately, ignoring the potential role of aberrant interactions between brain structure and function in the psychopathology.
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