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Neural Circuit Mechanisms Underlying Alcohol Addiction

During this on-demand webinar, Dr. Cody Siciliano from Vanderbilt University, Center for Addiction Research, presents recent research on the neural circuit basis of alcohol addiction.

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Dr. Cody Siciliano shares his latest research exploring how specific neural circuits contribute to alcohol addiction. His work focuses on identifying circuit-level dysfunctions that drive compulsive alcohol-related behaviors.

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