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Memories of the good parts of using drugs can keep people hooked − altering the neurons that store them could help treat addiction

By Ana Clara Bobadilla, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University

Your brain processes the pleasure of everyday behaviors like eating and drinking similarly to the pleasure of using drugs. Disentangling them requires understanding how memories are formed.

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