Evaluating Cannabis Substitution for Alcohol in a Canadian MAP
Cannabis substitution alcohol harm reduction is being evaluated within Canadian managed alcohol programs. This approach offers a potential lower-risk alternative for individuals with severe alcohol use disorder. The study provides early evidence…
Ibogaine Research Pilot Program One Step Closer to Reality After Committee Vote – Denver7
The ibogaine research pilot program in Colorado marks a significant step toward clinical investigation of this psychedelic. This program focuses on addiction treatment research while addressing cardiac safety concerns. The pilot aims to establish…
Evidence-Based Consensus on Pharmacological Management of Cannabis Dependence
The British Association for Psychopharmacology provides cannabis dependence pharmacological management guidelines based on current evidence. These guidelines highlight the limited pharmacological options and emphasize behavioral interventions. Clinicians…
Effectiveness and Clinical Predictors of Virtual Group Therapy for Cannabis Use Disorder
Virtual group therapy cannabis use disorder treatment shows promise in reducing cannabis use and cravings. This combined CBT and motivational enhancement therapy improves clinical outcomes. The study highlights key clinical predictors for treatment…
Attitudes to Drug Policy in Australia, 2001-2022/23: What Does This Mean for Drug Policy Reform in Australia?
The Australian National Drug Strategy Household Survey reveals strong public support for harm reduction services. This data highlights attitudes toward drug policy reform in Australia. Understanding these trends is essential for clinical advocacy and…
The Wake of Addiction: Pharmacological Approaches to Sleep Disturbances in Stimulant Use Disorders
This systematic review examines pharmacological strategies for sleep disturbances in stimulant use disorders. Sleep disruption is a critical factor in relapse and recovery. Effective management of sleep issues may enhance treatment success in stimulant…
The Impact of Alcohol and Cocaine Misuse on Cognitive Flexibility
Cognitive flexibility alcohol cocaine misuse significantly impacts brain function and decision-making. This article explores the neural pathways affected by these substances. Understanding this impact is crucial for developing effective treatments.
