Suppressing Drug-Seeking Behaviors

Published December 18, 2013

Suppressing Drug-Seeking Behaviors
FLICKR, JEAN-ETIENNE MINH-DUY POIRRIERTreating cocaine addicts is challenging because they are frequently at risk for relapse elicited by cues connected with the drug, like spending time with other users or in places where they previously used cocaine …
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