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Maternal addiction constitutes a major public health problem affecting children, with high rates of abuse, neglect, and foster care placement. However, little is known about the ways in which substance addiction alters brain function related to maternal behavior. Prior studies have shown that infant face cues activate similar dopamine‐associated brain reward regions to substances of abuse. Here, we...
Adolescence is a critical period of neurodevelopment for stress and appetitive processing, as well as a time of increased vulnerability to stress and engagement in risky behaviors. This study was conducted to examine brain activation patterns during stress and favorite‐food‐cue experiences relative to a neutral‐relaxing condition in adolescents. Functional magnetic resonance imaging was employed using...
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