The hijacked brain

Margaret Munro

Nature, 2015, vol. 522, issue 7557, S46-S47

Abstract: Addiction is a devastating disease that alters the brain's circuitry, notably in young adults. But the changes need not be permanent: improved understanding of them will help in developing ways to lessen the burden. By Margaret Munro. See a Nature Video at go.nature.com/e1gqkk .

Date: 2015
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