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Long-term methamphetamine use can damage the brain's: O visual cortex, producing hallucinatory experiences. O motor regions, impairing movement and coordination. O baseline dopamine levels, leaving the user with continuing depressed functioning. O serotonin system, which is associated with severe depression.

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          Long-term methamphetamine use can damage the brain's:
O visual cortex, producing hallucinatory experiences.
O motor regions, impairing movement and coordination.
O baseline dopamine levels, leaving the user with continuing depressed functioning.
O serotonin system, which is associated with severe depression.

long term methamphetamine use can damage the brains o visual cortex producing hallucinatory experiences o motor regions impairing movement and coordination o baseline dopamine levels leaving 01931

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Long-term methamphetamine use can damage the brain's: O visual cortex, producing hallucinatory experiences. O motor regions, impairing movement and coordination. O baseline dopamine levels, leaving the user with continuing depressed functioning. O serotonin system, which is associated with severe depression.