Acute LSD effects on response inhibition neural networks - Schmidt, A.; Müller, F.; Lenz, C.; Dolder, P. C.; Schmid, Y.; Zanchi, D.; Lang, U. E.; Liechti, M. E.; Borgwardt, S. (Psychological medicine, 2018)
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