Cardiac responses to viewing facial emotion differentiate frontotemporal dementias.

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Cardiac responses to viewing facial emotion differentiate frontotemporal dementias.

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Camilla N Clark

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Christopher J D Hardy

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Emilie V Brotherhood

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Jonathan D Rohrer

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Lucy L Russell

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10.1002/ACN3.563

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