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Self-compassion, self-referential caudate circuitry, and adolescent suicide ideation
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Discover how self-compassion is linked to brain connectivity and suicide ideation in adolescents. This groundbreaking research by Guannim Liu, Guijuan Hao, Natasha Das, Janani Rantunaga, Corey Schneider, Li Yang, and Karina Quevedo reveals that stronger connectivity in the left caudate during self-appraisal can potentially serve as a biomarker for suicide risk reduction.
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