Brain-imaging studies reveal that rapid loss of gray matter in the temporal lobes and the frontal lobes is associated with:

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Rapid loss of gray matter in the temporal lobes and the frontal lobes is associated with schizophrenia according to brain-imaging studies. This loss of gray matter can contribute to various symptoms of the disorder, including cognitive deficits and social dysfunction. PTDS, bipolar disorders, and dissociative disorders are not typically associated with such rapid loss of gray matter in these brain regions.

Brain-Imaging Studies Reveal That Rapid Loss of Gray Matter in the Temporal