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Hard-to-Treat Smokers May Benefit from Medication that Acts on Dopamine
Published December 2003
Early Use of Drugs May Lead to Later Psychiatric Disorders
Published December 2003
Cognitive Deficits in Marijuana Smokers Persist After Use Stops
Published December 2003
Addictive Drugs and Stress Trigger Similar Change in Brain Cells, Animal Study Finds
Published December 2003
Animal Studies Suggest D3 Receptors Offer New Target for Treatment Medications
Published November 2003
Twins Study Links Early Marijuana Use to Increased Risk of Abuse or Dependence
Published November 2003
The Addicted Brain: Why Such Poor Decisions?
Director's Perspective, Published November 2003
Study Suggests Ketamine Injection Poses New Disease Risk for Street Youths
Published November 2003
New Avenues of Research Explore Addiction's Disrupted and Destructive Decision Making
Published November 2003
NIDA-Funded Research Drives Revision of Guide to Prevention Programming
Tearoff, Published November 2003
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published November 2003
Buprenorphine Work Group Receives HHS Award for Distinguished Service
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published October 2003
Spotlight on Reality of Drug Abuse and Addiction: Seventh Annual PRISM Awards
NIDA Neuroscience Symposium Honors the Late Dr. Roger M. Brown
Published October 2003
NIDA National Prevention Research Initiative Begins Broad Range of Studies
Published October 2003
Genetic Variation May Increase Nicotine Craving and Smoking Relapse
Published October 2003
Education in Action: NIDA Goes Back to School
Tearoff, Published October 2003
Bringing Research and Practice Together to Improve Drug Abuse Prevention
Director's Perspective, Published October 2003
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published August 2003
New Technology Expands the Scope of NIDA's Intramural Brain Imaging Program; Heads Up Poster Winner Selected
Network Therapy Expands Treatment Capabilities of Small Practice Providers
Published August 2003
Gender and Ethnic Patterns in Drug Use Among High School Seniors
Tearoff, Published August 2003
Brain Imaging: Bringing Drug Abuse Into Focus
Director's Perspective, Published August 2003
Alternative Cigarettes and Young Smokers
Published August 2003
Treating Adolescent Substance Abuse by Addressing Family Interactions
Tearoff, Published June 2003
Researchers Probe for Clues to ADHD Medications' Protective Effects
Published June 2003
Manipulating Dopamine Levels Changes Smoking Behavior
Published June 2003
New Approaches Seek to Expand Naltrexone Use in Heroin Treatment
Published March 2003
NIDA's Continued Commitment to Nicotine Research
Director's Perspective, Published March 2003
NIDA Welcomes New Advisory Council Members
Published March 2003
Nicotine's Multiple Effects on the Brain's Reward System Drive Addiction
Published March 2003
Long-Lasting Formulation Also May Increase Naltrexone Compliance
Published March 2003
Few Middle Schools Use Proven Prevention Programs
Published March 2003
Teen Smoking Dropped Dramatically in 2002
Tearoff, Published March 2003
Dr. Nora D. Volkow Named NIDA Director
Published March 2003
Cocaine's Effect on Blood Components May Be Linked to Heart Attack and Stroke
Published March 2003
Animal Studies Show Sex Differences in Impact of Efforts to Reduce Drug Seeking
Published March 2003
Youths' Opportunities to Experiment Influence Later Use of Illegal Drugs
Published January 2003
Teen Drug Use Declined in 2002, Report Shows
Published January 2003
Study Finds Significant Mental Deficits in Toddlers Exposed to Cocaine Before Birth
Published January 2003
Opening the Door to Mainstream Medical Treatment of Drug Addiction
Director's Perspective, Published January 2003
NIDA-Scholastic Team Spreads "Real News About Drugs" for Students
Tearoff, Published January 2003
