Neural Habituation to Painful Stimuli Is Modulated by Dopamine: Evidence from a Pharmacological fMRI Study.

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Eva M Bauch

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Vanessa H Rausch

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10.3389/FNHUM.2017.00630

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Christina Andreou

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