Towards a neurocognitive understanding of angiotensin-II receptor blockade: insights into memory, stress, and their implications for PTSD by Shkreli, L

P.4.13 Exploring neurocognitive mechanisms underlying losartan-augmented prevention of posttraumatic stress symptom development by Shkreli, L, Woud, M, Browning, M, Kroj, A, Waldhauser, G, Reinecke, A

Reduction of aversive learning rates in Pavlovian conditioning by angiotensin II antagonist losartan: a randomized controlled trial by Zika, O, Appel, J, Klinge, C, Shkreli, L, Browning, M, Wiech, K, Reinecke, A

Angiotensin involvement in trauma processing—exploring candidate neurocognitive mechanisms of preventing post-traumatic stress symptoms by Shkreli, L, Woud, ML, Ramsbottom, R, Rupietta, AE, Waldhauser, GT, Kumsta, R, Reinecke, A

The effects of the angiotensin II receptor antagonist losartan on appetitive versus aversive learning: A randomized controlled trial by Pulcu, E, Shkreli, L, Guzman-Holst, C, Woud, ML, Craske, MG, Browning, M, Reinecke, A

Acute angiotensin II receptor blockade facilitates parahippocampal processing during memory encoding in high-trait-anxious individuals by Shkreli, L, Thoroddsen, T, Kobelt, M, Martens, MAG, Browning, M, Harmer, CJ, Cowen, P, Reinecke, A