Drug Dependence and Addiction, III.

A study was conducted to examine the neural basis for the effect that drug abusers' subjective responses to a drug are more pleasurable when the person expects to receive the drug than when they do not. The response of brain glucose utilization to intravenous methylphenidate in cocaine abusers unde...

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Publicado en:American Journal of Psychiatry Vol. 161; no. 4; pp. 621 - 622
Autor principal: Volkow, Nora
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. April 2004
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