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Brain network interactions in health and disease

Understanding how brain systems interact to produce complex behaviors is a central goal of cognitive neuroscience. Palaniyappan and colleagues enhance our understanding of how interactions among brain systems contribute to individual differences in function and psychopathology by examining causal interactions among the salience and central executive systems in schizophrenia.

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