Brain differences in college-aged occasional drug users

Published March 28, 2014

Brain differences in college-aged occasional drug users
amphetamines and prescription drugs such as Adderall. The brain differences, detected using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), are believed to represent an internal hard wiring that may make some people more prone to drug addiction later in life.
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Advocates call on FDA to reverse approval for potent painkiller made by San Diego company
Story Updated: Mar 22, 2014 at 4:13 PM PDT SAN DIEGO — Anti-addiction advocates are calling … that Zohydro fills an “important and unique niche” for treating chronic pain. Her agency has been under fire for clearing the drug since December …
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Brain changes seen in college-aged stimulant users
Scientists have discovered college-aged individuals who occasionally use stimulant drugs display brain changes that may put them at higher risk for developing a serious addiction later in life. The researchers, who published their paper in the March 26 …
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