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Graph theory reveals functional connectome disruptions in adolescent major depressive disorder with childhood trauma

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By Tong Zhu, Yang Huang, Xuemei Li, Mengqi Liu, Jingbo Zhang, Yuhang Yang, Wenjing Wang, Linlin Hu, Jie Wang, Qian Li, Robert McNamara , Melissa P. DelBello, Xinyu Zhou, Du Lei, Taocui Yan
| Nature
Abstract Childhood trauma (CT) is a major risk factor for adolescent major depressive disorder (MDD), yet its neurobiological underpinnings and longitudinal treatment effects remain poorly characterized. Leveraging graph theory and resting-state fMRI, we analyzed in 343 adolescents with MDD aged 10 − 18 years, including 211 with a history of childhood trauma (MDD-CT) and 106 without childhood trauma (MDD-NCT), as well as 149 healthy controls.
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Nuclear Weapons - An International History by David Holloway: Serious treatment of the fundamentally absurd

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By Robert McNamara 
| The Irish Times
For those of us who lived through the early 1980s – a period of great international tension between East and West, with a hawkish Reagan administration and a fearful Soviet leadership – nuclear war did not seem unthinkable. In November 1983, the sick and suspicious Soviet leader, Yurii Andropov, had come to believe that Ronald Reagan’s arms build-up and the “Star Wars” project for space-based ballistic missile defence meant the US was planning a nuclear first strike.
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Pete Hegseth Wanted 'Secretary of War.' His Staff Went With 'Dumb McNamara.'

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By Pete Hegseth, Robert McNamara 
| sovereignmagazine.com
Pete Hegseth gave himself the title "Secretary of War." The people who actually work for him at the Pentagon have settled on something different: "Dumb McNamara." Current and former US officials told Zeteo that staffers and officials within the Department of Defense are using the nickname behind Hegseth's back. It is a reference to Robert McNamara, the defense secretary who became the architect of American military escalation in Vietnam. The comparison is pointed.
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