There is a tremendous global and national (US) burden associated with alcohol misuse and
alcohol use disorder (AUD). Further, of the mental health disorders, AUD has the widest …

Substance use disorders (SUD) are diseases of the brain, characterized by aberrant
functioning in the neural circuitry of the brain. Resting state functional connectivity (rsFC) can …

Alcohol dependence is characterized by impulsiveness toward consumption despite
negative consequences. Although neuro‐imaging studies have implicated some regions …

Alcohol abuse and dependence remain significant public health issues, and yet the brain
circuits that are involved in the rewarding effects of alcohol are poorly understood. One …

Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is characterized by excessive habitual drinking and loss of
control over alcohol intake despite negative consequences. Both of these aspects foster …

Heavy episodic drinking is prevalent among young adults and is a public issue of increasing
importance. Its initiation and maintenance are associated with deficits in the capacity to …

Objective Alcohol causes damage to the brain and is associated with various functional
impairments. However, much of the brain damage can be reversed by abstaining for enough …

Background Impaired cognitive control has been linked to weakened self-regulatory
processes underlying compulsive substance intake. Previous research has provided …

Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a relapsing–remitting condition characterized by excessive
and/or continued alcohol consumption despite harmful consequences. New adjuvant tools …

Introduction Representations in working memory can affect distractor suppression in human
visual search, and this process is modulated by a separate top-down cognitive control. An …