A scatter plot that shows the correlation between the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer and the amount of cocaine in the brain. The plot is divided into two sections with the top section showing the left side of the brain and the bottom section showing a line graph. The top section of the image shows the brain with a red circle in the center representing the location of the cocaine control. The red circle is labeled "yacc" and is located in the top left corner of the map. The map also shows the location where the cocaine is located with a yellow line representing the number in the middle of the circle. The yellow line represents the percentage of people with cancer with an orange line representing a percentage in the bottom left corner. The line graph shows that the percentage is higher than the red circle indicating that the majority of the people in the image have cocaine control while the blue line represents an increase in the percentage. The graph also has a red and blue dotted line which is likely representing the percentage change in the number and percentage change. The text on the image reads "Accuracy (MPH-placebo) and "Nature Reviews | Neuroscience".
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