Subjective Craving and Brain Response to Drug-Related Cues in Former Drug Addicts: An fMRI Study
Authors:
- Elza OthmanElza Othman
- Kamarul A. AbdullahKamarul A. Abdullah
- Aini I. Abd HamidAini I. Abd Hamid
- Wan M. A. Wan Mohd YunusWan M. A. Wan Mohd Yunus
- Ahmad Nazlim YusoffAhmad Nazlim Yusoff
- Mazlyfarina MohamadMazlyfarina Mohamad
- Hamzaini Abd HamidHHHamzaini Abd Hamid
- Mohammad F. I. L. AbdullahMohammad F. I. L. Abdullah
- Mohd N. BaharudinMBMohd N. Baharudin
- 4 April 2025
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 309-318
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