Does sex matter? Effects of Neuromodulation on Self-Reported Depression Scores in Alcohol Use Disorder

McKinney, Kate
2023-04
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Does sex matter? Effects of Neuromodulation on Self-Reported Depression Scores in Alcohol Use Disorder

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2023-04

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Faculty Mentor: Jazmin Camchong

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This project was supported by the University of Minnesota’s Office of Undergraduate Research, K01AA026349 (NIH-NIAAA); Westlake Wells Foundation; and the National Institutes of Health’s National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, grant UL1TR002494.

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