Substance-related visual cues alter sensory gating in adults who regularly use methamphetamine.

Peihan J Huang; Yasra Arif; Mikki Schantell; Ryan Glesinger; Lucy K Horne; Anna T Coutant; Hannah J Okelberry; Grace C Ende; Grant M Garrison; Kyla R De Luca; Olivia R Carusi; Megan C Hall; Lan D Volberding; Molly E Voller; Jason A John; Tony W Wilson

doi:10.1017/s0033291726105686

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Substance-related visual cues alter sensory gating in adults who regularly use methamphetamine.

Peihan J Huang, Yasra Arif, Mikki Schantell, Ryan Glesinger, Lucy K Horne, Anna T Coutant, Hannah J Okelberry, Grace C Ende, Grant M Garrison, Kyla R De Luca, Olivia R Carusi, Megan C Hall, Lan D Volberding, Molly E Voller, Jason A John, Tony W Wilson

Psychological medicine · 2026

Neuroscienze

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HumansMaleSensory GatingMethamphetamineFemaleMagnetoencephalographyAdultCuesYoung AdultAmphetamine-Related DisordersCentral Nervous System StimulantsVisual Perceptionaddictiongamma oscillationinhibitory controlmagnetoencephalographystimulantsubstance cue

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Peihan J Huang, Yasra Arif, Mikki Schantell, Ryan Glesinger, Lucy K Horne, Anna T Coutant, Hannah J Okelberry, Grace C Ende, Grant M Garrison, Kyla R De Luca, Olivia R Carusi, Megan C Hall, Lan D Volberding, Molly E Voller, Jason A John, Tony W Wilson. (2026). Substance-related visual cues alter sensory gating in adults who regularly use methamphetamine.. Psychological medicine. DOI: 10.1017/s0033291726105686

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