Teens with prenatal cocaine exposure exhibit altered patterns of amygdala functional connectivity, suggests a new brain scan study, which could help explain why adolescents who were exposed to cocaine in the womb tend to have less control over their emotions and are more likely to become distracted.

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Teens with prenatal cocaine exposure exhibit altered patterns of amygdala functional connectivity, suggests a new brain scan study, which could help explain why adolescents who were exposed to cocaine in the womb tend to have less control over their emotions and are more likely to become distracted.