Depression and the Default Mode Network | Mental Health | Episode 2

Patterns of connectivity within the Default Mode Network (DMN) and between the DMN and the rest of the brain may help us understand depression, and may help us shape more effective treatments.
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Dr. Kruse, is it true that Abilify thins the cerebral cortex? I heard this from William J. Walsh, PhD.

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I'm not aware of what research he might be referring to.