Does neuroimaging research examining the pathophysiology of posttraumatic stress disorder require medication-free patients?
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Israel Liberzon | J Douglas Bremner | Alexander McFarlane | Chris R Brewin | P. Schnurr | M. Stein | I. Liberzon | C. Brewin | R. Lanius | L. Shin | J. Bremner | A. McFarlane | M. Friedman | J. Daniels | Ruth A Lanius | Judith K Daniels | Matthew J Friedman | E. Vermetten | Paula P Schnurr | Eric Vermetten | Lisa Shin | Murray Stein | M. Stein
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