Drug addiction is characterized by widespread abnormalities in brain function and
neurochemistry, including drug-associated effects on concentrations of the excitatory and …

This chapter focuses on summarizing aberrant brain connectivity of individuals with
stimulant addiction as compared with a control group, as well as brain–behavior …

It is widely accepted that addictive drug use is related to abnormal functional organization in
the user's brain. The present study aimed to identify this type of abnormality within the brain …

Despite intensive scientific investigation and public health imperatives, drug addiction
treatment outcomes have not significantly improved in more than 50years. Non-invasive …

This article reviews recent advances in the elucidation of neurobehavioral endophenotypes
associated with drug addiction made possible by the translational neuroimaging techniques …

Drug addiction is a major health problem worldwide. Recent neuroimaging studies have
shed light into the underlying mechanisms of drug addiction as well as its consequences to …

Drug addiction is a chronically relapsing mental illness involving severe motivational
disturbances and loss of behavioral control leading to personal devastation. The disorder …

Resting-state functional connectivity (rsFC) provides novel insights into variabilities in neural
networks associated with the use of addictive drugs or with addictive behavioral repertoire …

Extensive literature suggests that the brain reward system is crucial in understanding the
neurobiology of substance use disorders. However, evidence of reliable deficits in functional …

The ability to predict relapse is a major goal of drug addiction research. Clinical and
diagnostic measures are useful in this regard, but these measures do not fully and …