White matter signatures of addiction diverge across opioids, cannabis and nicotine and predict impulsive choice in cannabis dependence.

Richard O Nkrumah; Lea Wetzel; Justin Böhmer; Katharina Eidenmueller; Patrick Bach; Silvia De Santis; Henrik Walter; Wolfgang H Sommer; Gabriele Ende

doi:10.1038/s41398-026-04491-8

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White matter signatures of addiction diverge across opioids, cannabis and nicotine and predict impulsive choice in cannabis dependence.

Richard O Nkrumah, Lea Wetzel, Justin Böhmer, Katharina Eidenmueller, Patrick Bach, Silvia De Santis, Henrik Walter, Wolfgang H Sommer, Gabriele Ende

Translational psychiatry · 2026

Neuroscienze Psicologia cognitiva

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HumansWhite MatterImpulsive BehaviorDiffusion Tensor ImagingMaleAdultFemaleTobacco Use DisorderMarijuana AbuseCross-Sectional StudiesOpioid-Related DisordersDiffusion Magnetic Resonance ImagingYoung Adult

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Richard O Nkrumah, Lea Wetzel, Justin Böhmer, Katharina Eidenmueller, Patrick Bach, Silvia De Santis, Henrik Walter, Wolfgang H Sommer, Gabriele Ende. (2026). White matter signatures of addiction diverge across opioids, cannabis and nicotine and predict impulsive choice in cannabis dependence.. Translational psychiatry. DOI: 10.1038/s41398-026-04491-8

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