Community-Based Treatment Benefits Methamphetamine Abusers
A large California study finds favorable effects for inpatients and outpatients; women's gains are larger.
Abuse Drops When High School Seniors View Marijuana as Dangerous
Treatment Curbs Methamphetamine Abuse Among Gay and Bisexual Men
NIDA at Work: AIDS Research Program
NIDA and Scholastic Offer Teens and Teachers New "Heads Up"
Map of Human Genome Opens New Opportunities for Drug Abuse Research
Genetic Predisposition and Depression Both Influence Teen Smoking
Highlights of Recently Published NIDA-Supported Studies
Genes and Amphetamine; Brain Recovery in Meth Abusers; New Tools for Studying Inhalant Abuse; Weighing Nicotine Replacement; Teen Access to Cigarettes Declining, But Still High
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Dr. Bill Carlezon Receives the 2005 Jacob P. Waletzky Memorial Award; Psychological Association Honors Dr. Nora D. Volkow
Combination Treatment for One Year Doubles Smokers' Quit Rate
Telephone-Based Continuing Care Sustains Abstinence
Study Points to Acetaldehyde-Nicotine Combination in Adolescent Addiction
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Ray, Jamie Foxx Among Winners of 9th Annual PRISM Awards; Breaking the Cycle of Drugs and Crime;
Modafinil Improves Behavioral Therapy Results in Cocaine Addiction
HIV/AIDS Research and Education Are Crucial to Drug Abuse Prevention
Inhalant Abuse: Danger Under the Kitchen Sink
Expanded HIV Testing: Benefits May Warrant Costs
A Brief Encounter With Peer Educator Can Motivate Abstinence
Twin Study Links Marijuana Abuse, Suicide, and Depression
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Trauma-Related Substance Abuse Persists After Mental Health Symptoms Abate; NIDA Support Brings First fMRI to South Africa;
Plant Derivative Blocks MDMA's Hyperthermic Effects
Cocaine-Related Environmental Cues Elicit Physiological Stress Responses
Researchers Investigate Cocaine "Abstinence Syndrome"
NIDA Web Site Addresses Consequences of Steroid Abuse
Brain Power! Aims to Instill Lifetime Interest in Science
NIDA Intensifies Focus on Marijuana Abuse
NIDA Research Illuminates Associations Between Psychiatric Disorders and Smoking
NIDA Responds to Changing Drug Abuse Patterns
Network Therapy Enhances Office-Based Buprenorphine Treatment Outcomes
First-Grade Intervention Reduces Smoking Initiation in Middle School
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Institute of Medicine Report Recommends NIDA Research Agenda for New Addiction Therapies
ATHENA Program Reduces Substance Abuse by Girls on High School Sports Teams
Site on Brain Cells Appears Crucial to Nicotine Addiction
Disulfiram Reduces Cocaine Abuse
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies Curb Substance Abuse and Symptoms of PTSD
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CTN UPDATE: Blending Initiative Introduces Two New Training Programs; NIDA Deputy Director Honored With Presidential Award
Brain Awareness Week Teaches Kids How Their Brain Works
Topiramate Shows Promise in Cocaine Addiction
Teen Drug Abuse Continues Its Three-Year Decline
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Society for Neuroscience Honors Dr. Antonello Bonci's Research; Dr. Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom Is Recognized for Science Education Contributions