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Alcoholism Therapy
Research from University of Melbourne, Howard Florey Institute broadens understanding of alcoholism therapy
April 10th, 2007
New research, "Therapeutics for alcoholism: what's the future," is the subject of a report. "As with other addictions, human alcoholism is characterised as a chronically relapsing condition. Consequently, the therapeutic goal is the development of clinically effective, safe drugs that promote high adherence rates and prevent relapse," scientists in Melbourne, Australia report. "These products can then be used in conjunction with psychosocial approaches. In this review, preclinical studies are highlighted that indicate the mechanism of action of currently used anti-craving medications or demonstrate the potential of novel pharmacological agents for the treatment of...
Source: Drug Law Weekly (2007-04-10)
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