Why people develop a drug of choice
by Dr. FernandezAugust 21, 2013 addiction, Addiction Facts, dopamine, drugs, mental illness, self-medication hypothesis, substance abuse, substance abuse treatment0 comments
This is the last installment of a five part series on the neurobiology of addiction by Jennifer Fernández, PhD. Follow along on Power Over Addiction or Facebook. Drug of choice can say a lot about a person or what they’re … Continue reading →
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by Dr. FernandezJuly 3, 2013 addiction, Addiction Facts, Addiction Research, biopsychosocial, disease model, self-medication hypothesis, theories of addiction0 comments
This is the first installment of a five part series on the neurobiology of addiction by Jennifer Fernández, PhD. Follow along on Power Over Addiction or Facebook. Addiction is a biopsychosocial phenomenon that affects over 20 million people in the … Continue reading →
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