Substance use disorders (ie, drug addiction) constitute a global and insidious public health
issue. Preclinical biomedical research has been invaluable in elucidating the environmental …

Human behavior is supported by flexible neurophysiological processes that enable the fine‐
scale manipulation of information across distributed neural circuits. Yet, approaches for …

Recent studies suggest that frugivorous primates might display a preference for the ethanol
produced by microbia in overripe, fermenting fruit as an additional source of calories. We …

Introduction Chronic alcohol abuse is associated with neurophysiological changes in brain
activity; however, these changes are not well localized in humans. Non-human primate …

Objective: Alcohol use disorders (AUDs) are associated with decreased gray matter, and
neuroinflammation is one mechanism through which alcohol may confer such damage …

Graphical Summary: Binge-like ethanol drinking engages more regions and NAcc inputs in
female relative to male mice. Left: Comparison of regions with both greater c-Fos expression …

Simple Summary Nonhuman primates (NHPs) mimic most aspects of the human and play a
critical role in translational research of neurological diseases. Functional connectivity is …

A fundamental question for alcohol use disorder is how naïve brain networks are
reorganized in response to the consumption of alcohol. The current study aimed to …

Purpose: A fundamental question for Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is how and when naïve
brain networks are reorganized in response to alcohol consumption. The current study …

Alcohol use disorders in adolescents has been a major health and social concern across the
globe demanding timely intervention in order to prevent the great deal of morbidity and …