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Reading a Face, Live: The Brain Circuit That Goes Quiet in Early Psychosis
Frontiers in Neuroimaging published November 4 a Yale multimodal study of 24 people with first episode psychosis and 32 comparison participants: during live face-to-face interaction, activity in the right temporoparietal region was atypical and correlated with expressive deficits and social withdrawal.
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A multimodal approach to identify atypical face processing in first episode psychosis (early schizophrenia spectrum disorders) — Frontiers in Neuroimaging, November 4, 2026, reporting Purushothaman and colleagues at Yale
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