A comprehensive regional neurochemical theory in depression: a protocol for the systematic review and meta-analysis of 1H-MRS studies in major depressive disorder
Thomas Drago(Trinity College Dublin), Darren Roddy(University College Dublin), Kirk J. Levins(St. Vincent's University Hospital), Denis Barry(Trinity College Dublin), Marissa Malkit(Trinity College Dublin), Shane Rooney(Trinity College Dublin), Erik O’Hanlon(Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland), Aoife K. O’Callaghan(Trinity College Dublin), Lauren F. Alexander(Trinity College Dublin), P. O’Regan(University College Cork), Ivan Welaratne(Trinity College Dublin), Elena Román(Trinity College Dublin), Veronica O’Keane(Trinity College Dublin)
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