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Drugs, Addiction, and the Brain(PDF) delves deep into the intricate cellular, molecular, and neurocircuitry processes that underlie drug addiction. Highlighting critical neurobiological factors, this ebook sheds new light on how the brain responds to the immediate rewarding effects of substances of abuse. Furthermore, it systematically explores the significant changes that take place as individuals transition from casual drug use to compulsive addiction.
This comprehensive guide offers an essential understanding of the disease’s pathophysiology, making it an invaluable resource for professionals in drug abuse treatment, addiction neuroscientists, and both undergraduate and postgraduate students striving to grasp the diverse impacts of drugs on the brain. With an engaging approach, the ebook covers:
- A foundational introduction to essential neuropharmacology terms and concepts, perfect for beginners and seasoned learners alike.
- A thorough review of existing research on the neurobiology of addiction, providing a robust context for understanding the current landscape of addiction science.
- Visual data representations sourced directly from original research, effectively illustrating pivotal concepts and discoveries in the field.
- An introduction to various animal models utilized in addiction studies, helping readers to understand the complexity of drug use and its implications.
- Stunning full-color circuitry diagrams that depict brain regions involved in each phase of the addiction cycle, allowing for a clearer understanding of the brain’s architecture.
NOTE: This product includes the PDF ebook, Drugs, Addiction, and the Brain, but does not come with any access codes.
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