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The brain age gap in social anxiety disorder
Background: When an individual's brain appears ‘older' than expected based upon their chronological age, they may be at an increased risk for developing brain-related diseases and cognitive decline. There is growing evidence of advanced brain ageing in neuropsychiatric diseases. Social anxiety disor...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2022
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