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A Comparative Audio Stimulus - fMRI study of Major Depressive Disorder(MDD) and Never Depressed (ND) Subjects
There is a rising need to understand how the brain processes depression. This paper provides a comparative analysis of fMRI from ND and MDD participants on subjecting them to audio stimuli. The analysis infers that with negligible activation in the ACC and striatum, MDD participants are less capable of accurately classifying and processing emotions.
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